In this Team Flower Seasonal Design Highlight, we're featuring an arbor design by Raysa Farah of LK Verdant, a wedding and event florist who is committed to offering timeless arrangements of flawless quality.
In this Team Flower Seasonal Design Highlight, we're featuring an arbor design by Raysa Farah of LK Verdant, a wedding and event florist who is committed to offering timeless arrangements of flawless quality.
You’ll hear a topic we haven’t discussed much—tablescapes! Sierra is sharing a few tips on enhancing a tablescape with other decor items, namely candles.
In this episode, Heather is sharing the ins and outs of photography and the editing process. We are talking through how florists and photographers can interact and work together to streamline processes. Heather is sharing her thoughts on how to choose publications and how florists can collaborate with photographers to submit their shared event.
Nicole Rossi of Texture Florals joins Kelly on today’s episode of the Team Flower Podcast! In this episode, you’ll hear about how architecture influences floral design, Nicole’s experience navigating the current industry landscape, tips for photographing your arrangements, the Texture Florals studio space, and more.
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.
In this Team Flower Seasonal Design Highlight, we're featuring a ceremony design by Honeysuckle Farm, a flower farm whose arrangements feature locally and American-grown blooms.
Sarah Gray of Bloom and Gray made the jump from marine biology to flower farming, and everything we’re talking about in some way circles back to her passion for biology and how the earth is meant to function.
This article will teach us how to create an Everlasting Australiana wreath for your front door.
In this Team Flower Business Model Highlight, we're featuring Springvine Orlando, a wedding florist service that has a love of reaching out to their community by including more everyday flowers.
Kelly Dickenson of Le Champagne Projects has taken many steps to live a life of low-waste so that easily translated over to her business.
When it comes to dreamy Spring flowers, all roads lead to Holland. Living in a subtropical climate can put a damper on growing these blooms—but it can be done!
Briana has a beautiful perspective of nature and growing, and her passion is contagious!
One thing which is a constant in business is busyness. Calls, emails, texts, and so much more beg for our attention. How do we balance all of that with our private lives?
The year of COVID brought about many hardships, but also countless beautiful flower stories. Emma of Keep Floral is the keeper of one of these inspiring stories.
How do you tell people you exist? And how will your audience recognize your brand? Before people buy, they need to feel they trust you. So how do you establish that trust?
Our big topic today is foraging. There’s something about noticing and appreciating a plant in all of its glory. Deidre has answers and tips for all of these questions!
In this Team Flower Business Model Highlight, we're featuring Gwen Floral Co, a multi-six-figure wedding florist offering wildly romantic design for their clients in Australia.
Black Girls Florists is truly an incredible opportunity for the floral industry to support and embrace inclusivity, and founder Valerie Crisostomo is here to talk with us all about it!
Biennials are a great way to add excitement to your late spring designs and offerings. Besides being some of the most extraordinary and unique blooms, they also bloom at a time when there can be a lull in flowers.