Floral design is an art form that intertwines creativity, skill, and passion into beautiful arrangements that speak volumes without uttering a word. Behind every stunning arrangement lies the expertise of a florist who understands the delicate dance of colors, shapes, and textures. However, mastering this craft requires more than just talent; it calls for guidance, encouragement, and continuous learning. That's why I'm thrilled to announce the launch of personalized Mentorship Sessions tailored specifically for florists and floral designers focused on foam-free designs and environmentally f ..read more

I was so excited to work with Marissa and Jake at Alila Marea Beach Resort. If you've been following me for a while you know one of my favorite things is flowers by the ocean, I mean is there a better backdrop? Marissa and Jake choose to go with the timeless and classic color palette of white and green, which always complements ocean blue. For their ceremony on the bluff we created a lush deconstructed arch filled with roses, delphinium, lisianthus, carnations, etc creating a perfect frame for them to say their vows. The arch was paired chair ties down the aisle and pillar candles to complete ..read more

Nestled along the stunning coastline of Southern California, The Surf and Sand Resort in Laguna Beach is where Houston and Brian decided to hold an intimate wedding with their closest family and friends and the results were stunning! While the guest list might have been small the florals were abundant, from a gorgeous grounded arch for ceremony set up against picturesque ocean views, to the full luxourious floral runner for the reception. No detail was overlooked and I'm so thrilled I was a part of their special day! The color palette for this beach wedding was a timeless combination of clas ..read more

The most wonderful time of the year just got a little more magical – you've gotten engaged! Now it's time to start planning. One of the first places to start is to come up with the vibe, style, and color palette for your wedding and your florals. Feeling stuck? Need some inspiration? Look no further than the twinkling masterpiece in your living room – your Christmas tree! Your holiday decor says a lot about what you're drawn to, whether it's minimalist, maximalist, modern, romantic, or traditional, there's a wedding floral style that will perfectly complement your style. So, grab a cup of coc ..read more

Sustainability means a lot to my business. I know that the floral industry can be tough on the environment, with flower sourcing, packaging, and transportation all playing a role. That's why we've teamed up with One Tree Planted for the second year to plant a tree for every. arrangement we sell. That means every bouquet, every centerpiece, every bud vase, every ceremony arrangement, etc! It's our way of showing our commitment to the planet and doing something tangible to make it greener. We want our customers to enjoy our beautiful floral arrangements, while knowing that we're giving back to n ..read more

What color palette could be better for a Summer wedding than the warm tones of a gorgeous sunset? We took this idea and ran with it to create beautiful wedding flowers for Arianne and Ben's August wedding at The Lodge at Torrey Pines. Arianne was initially torn between an all baby's breath wedding and incorporating color. She wanted her wedding flowers to lighten up the space at the Lodge. She was drawn to the pastel tones and big statement flowers, so we found a way to incorporate both looks into her wedding. We paired larger blooms like roses, carnations, mums, etc. in blush, peach, coral ..read more

Ever wonder what flower varieties Florist love the most? Like we can't pass up buying them or working them into designs and shed actual tears when they go out of season... https://video.wixstatic.com/video/13c754_468ccb7a282d4452874c870867616868/720p/mp4/file.mp4 Here's a list, from your local San Diego Wedding Florist, of the flowers I love the most and which seasons they bloom in so you can be sure to incorporate them into your wedding flower designs! Let's start with Spring, because Spring time flowers are really the best. Sweet Peas: Sweet peas are a Winter and Spring flower here in South ..read more

Julia + Ryan tied the knot with a gorgeous flower filled wedding over Memorial Day weekend at Grand Tradition Estate. After all the rain we've gotten here in Southern California, Grand Tradition's gardens were so lush and their mauve and white flowers really popped off the lush greenery surrounding their ceremony site. Julia's bouquet was filled with butterfly ranunculus, white ranunculus, mauve and white roses, and cascading jasmine vines. I used some light brown lisianthus to bring some mauve into Ryan's boutonnière for a cohesive look between their personal flowers and ceremony flowers ..read more

When it comes to planning a wedding, choosing the right color scheme is a crucial first step as it affects everything from the dresses to the decorations; every detail must fit together cohesively to create the desired atmosphere. There are several popular wedding flower color palettes to consider, but the most popular options I'm seeing for 2023/2024 weddings are: neutrals of blush and champagne, pastels of sunset colors, and the ever classic blue and white. Clearly San Diego couples are pulling inspiration from our breathtaking coastlines and sunset filled skies! Let's take a look at each o ..read more

We all know that creating beautiful floral arrangements can be a magical experience. However, have you ever stopped to think about the what's underneath the flowers? What materials are used to make those stunning displays? One type of mechanic that's commonly used is floral foam. While it might seem like a convenient tool to keep flowers in place, it's worth taking a closer look at the environmental and health impacts of this popular product. First of all, let's talk about the environmental impact of floral foam. Did you know that floral foam is made from non-biodegradable plastics? It can t ..read more