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Today’s guest is a former live TV morning show reporter who followed her heart into a life with flowers. We’re talking about her leap into the industry, sharing funny stories from first weddings and things we wish we would have known then that we know now.
Wildbud Co is a floral design studio with storefront space specializing in event, daily blooms, and dry goods. What a full conversation we’re having with owner Cheyenne Radanovich—we’re talking everything from storefront tips to successful mompreneurship.
Many service-based entrepreneurs should consider scaling their businesses instead of following the more-more-more approach.
There are many things to consider when you have a business—one of which is whether you should have liability insurance. Perhaps you’re an event florist and have a hard time wrapping your mind around a yearly insurance policy. Meagan is sharing an event by event policy she’s discovered, and Jesse chatting about why insurance is so vital to a business. To change up the conversation a bit, Janine read an article in Florists’ Review about the growing popularity of live plants in the home, and one of the most trendy—kokedama!
Bonnie Dowie of Bonnie Blooms joins us from Australia to talk about challenges she (and really, all of us?!) has had to address and overcome in the floral industry.
This podcast episode centers around freelancing, but it is also FULL of practical advice for life and business!
TJ McGrath joins us on this episode of the Team Flower Podcast. We’re chatting about sustainability, as this is a major passion point for TJ. He’s giving us a broad definition of what sustainable floristry is and all of the aspects it includes. There is much that goes into a sustainable floral business, and TJ is giving many practical examples of how you could take steps to make your floral business more sustainable as well.
Life has a way of taking a toll, and sometimes pausing your business and making a pivot is just the remedy you need. Jacelyn has experienced this firsthand and is humbly and graciously sharing her heart through it all.
Building a strong online presence is imperative if you're a floral business owner—whether you have an online store, a small local shop, or provide flower arrangements for events and weddings.
Amongst many other things, Ashley and Emily are discussing the importance of investing in yourself for the success and betterment of your business!
On this episode of the Team Flower Podcast, we’re talking with Sarah Bruxvoort of Rose and Laurel. As a floral designer, Sarah is well-versed in planning styled shoots. Often, floral designers are hesitant to plan this type of creative venture, so Sarah is giving us the tools and tips we need to take the leading step in styled shoots.
Over the last five years, a spotlight has shown how neurodivergence, or the uniqueness of the mind, impacts all the facets of our daily lives. This is especially true in the floral industry.
Hosting a floral design workshop is an excellent opportunity to gain new floral fans for your business, build relationships with future clients, venue networking opportunities, and ability to share your unique design style with your community.
Meagan is sharing the things she’s learned along her floral journey and how it’s all played a part in her newest venture—a retail flower shop.
In this episode, Milli Proust joins Kelly for a lovely conversation. Milli runs a small scale flower farm growing crop to use in her design work for weddings and events. She's celebrating 6 months of a COVID pivot to nationwide bouquet deliveries and selling seeds from the field.
Regardless of where your business model fits in the floral industry, you experience the effects of the floral supply chain. But what all goes into the supply chain and how exactly does it work?
Honing your business acumen is essential if you want to create a wedding floral business that will sustain you and your family for years to come.
Those of us in the floral industry work hard to make the world more beautiful, and we have the power to make it a better one, too.
There is no doubt that flexibility is a necessary attribute within the floral industry, but often what must accompany it is resiliency. Paige has had to live this out within her business and is sharing all that she’s learned along the way.
