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This was my first fall wedding to arrange the flowers for, and I absolutely loved this experience. Emma was wonderful to work with, and had such a spirit of joyfulness about her. It was very beautiful to see. Emma's original color scheme was cream, terracotta, burgundy, dusty rose, dark orange and sage green. When we went to Metro Flower Market, she absolutely fell in love with the purple flowers available there. I was able to make the colors work together, and it created som

This summer I arranged the flowers for two sisters. The first was Ana, who recommended me to her sister Kayla. Kayla was extremely chill about the flowers, which gave me some creative liberties when arranging the flowers. Her only concern was with the color palette which was peach, white, and eucalyptus green. I was arranging the bridal bouquet, the bridesmaids' bouquets, the boutonnieres, and two arrangements to go underneath statues of the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph. I u

A great way to start off 2024 was with arranging the flowers for the wedding of my cousin Aidan to now wife Rachel. This wedding gave me the opportunity to practice a different style for the bridal bouquet. Rachel wanted a whimsical and pastel theme for the flowers, and sent me a Pinterest board with lots of ideas to choose from. Her only condition was no roses, which actually allowed me to arrange something more my style, in the hand-tied bouquet design. One flower that was

I assist with making the floral arrangements for special events for Christendom College. I was asked to arrange the statement pieces for the ceremonies based on a past year's design. The flowers and greenery I worked with were Eskimo roses, stock, hydrangea, fern, Italian ruscus, white Veronica, eucalyptus, and salal leaves. I was using floral foam to achieve the larger proportions of the arrangements, and it was quite a smooth process. The arrangements looked very good, cons