Accent Decor is known for their trend-forward and drool-worthy home and event pieces like containers, planters, decorative elements and so much more. If you haven’t heard of them, you’ve maybe heard of their famous “Harlow” stand (a late 2010’s and current must-have).And I’ve had the privilege of working with the talented team at Accent Decor […]

Pastels are supposedly the “colors of spring,” right? Except when you look around, many blooms available in this current season are sometimes eye-shutteringly vibrant: the iconic tulip fields of Holland are flush with reds, purples, and hot pinks. Hyacinth blooms into a saturated violet. Forsythia’s bushes seem to scream spring’s arrival from the interstate median…in […]

If there’s one thing I cherish in the bustling world of floral design, it’s finding those golden nuggets of efficiency that allow our focus to be on creating beauty! Today, I’m sharing a swift and efficient way to prep your roses. This tip has been a game-changer for me on every event and holiday, including […]

There’s a reason red is the color of love.  As a warm color, red pops, stands out, and draws our attention. Psychologically, warm colors like red elicit our strongest feelings, from anger to happiness and can feel strong, warm, and lively.  And if you have done your share of Valentine’s Day in the floral biz, […]

Does this sound familiar? You walk into the wholesaler or scroll through an online catalog, and suddenly you’re a kid in a candy store.  Freedom roses, Piano garden roses Rubicon spray roses Red Mayra, Red Mikado, Black Baccara, Tess, Darcey…… Your mind starts racing. The different variations of just red are endless. Then add in […]

Warm days here in Virginia are a reminder that despite my desire for cozy sweaters and soup season, summer is still very much here and I’m celebrating summer’s final days and the flowers and textures that come with it.

From zinnias, to celosia, to echinacea, I’m holding on to every beautiful day and every beautiful bloom before we slowly slip into another autumn season.

If you, like me, aren’t *quite* ready to move on from summer, or if you’re needing some flower inspiration, check out the blog for an easy-read guide and tips on my favorite late-summer blooms!