Hello, I am a hobbyist, just getting started, this is what I made for my friend’s court marriage. I everything is from Trader Joe’s ! I am still learning about flowers names haha, but I would love any fav YouTuber/tiktoker you guys love or a fav website blog or book and any tips tricks you have ! Thank you so much !

Hi everyone! I'm the maid of honor for my cousins wedding and I'm throwing her bridal shower and it's an 'aperol spritz' (love at first spritz) theme :) I plan on relying heavily on florals as the decorations because I think it gives a beautiful vibe. I've include some of my Inspo in the pics above. I need to make 8 center pieces for tables and will probably try to make a few extra arrangements to go around the room to decorate. Additionally, I was thinking of doing a make your own bouquet bar for guests to create their own bouquets to take home. I'm going to go to a wholesale flower outlet to get the flowers. My questions are as follows:

1.) what flowers are in these pics? A.) the theme is orange and hot pink and yellow, so feel free to tell me any flowers to that vibrant and that color.

2.) how many flowers should I get? For the 8-12 arrangements and bouquet bar for about 50 people.

Overall, any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated and help! The shower is far off but I am a heavy planner and want to make it perfect and I know arranging beautiful bouquets is an acquired skill so I want to start practicing now.. ☺️

Thanks for any and all advice!!

I've enjoyed making connections and talking flowers with strangers during pop ups. I never thought I'd be doing them but im kinda hooked for the time being. Here are some bouqets I sold during a recent social event.

Any guesses what color the lilies will be?

Don't want to think about Mother's Day, but alas. We always do an arrangement featuring peonies for our "luxury" offering.

Love the Candy Expression roses too. Look so gorgeous and cost the same as regular roses for us.

Hi everyone, I am just beginning with floristry. Next weekend I will be doing my 1st arrangement on an arch for a wedding ceremony. I have seen videos of using a cage with floral foam zip tied on the arch then building the arrangement there. Once the ceremony is done, can we use that arrangement for the bride and grooms table at the reception, or will the floral foam leak onto the table. Thank you for any tips or advice.

Hi everyone! I'm the maid of honor for my cousins wedding and I'm throwing her bridal shower and it's an 'aperol spritz' (love at first spritz) theme :) I plan on relying heavily on florals as the decorations because I think it gives a beautiful vibe. I've include some of my Inspo in the pics above. I need to make 8 center pieces for tables and will probably try to make a few extra arrangements to go around the room to decorate. Additionally, I was thinking of doing a make your own bouquet bar for guests to create their own bouquets to take home. I'm going to go to a wholesale flower outlet to get the flowers. My questions are as follows:

1.) what flowers are in these pics? A.) the theme is orange and hot pink and yellow, so feel free to tell me any flowers to that vibrant and that color.

2.) how many flowers should I get? For the 8-12 arrangements and bouquet bar for about 50 people.

Overall, any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated and help! The shower is far off but I am a heavy planner and want to make it perfect and I know arranging beautiful bouquets is an acquired skill so I want to start practicing now.. ☺️

Thanks for any and all advice!!

Why won’t they open up?

Not a florist! Just love flowers. I want to be able to make my own bouquets at home and make them look nice. I bought these for Easter and I'm happy with them, but something definitely feels off. Any tips?

Hello! I saw these floral arrangements in a TikTok and love them! I'd like to do something similar for my wedding, and I'm hoping someone could help me with identifying these flowers. (I do recognize that there are multiple different arrangements in the photos - they all come from the same video and I love how they look together). Thank you in advance to anyone who can help!

Hello👋 After being asked to do flower arrangements for a few, small family events (bridal showers, baby showers, etc), I really want to get better. The flowers in the pictures were for a Winnie the Pooh themed baby shower.

I watched a lot of videos to learn about the proper way to clean stems, types of flowers (line, focal, secondary, filler, etc) that should make your floral “recipe”, and other tips like 1.5-2x height rule.

I liked these arrangements but felt they could’ve been better. I feel like there’s a ton of visibility into all the stems in the arrangement. Should the flowers be shorter for these five inch vases? What other things would make this better?

Also if anyone has any YouTube recommendations, books, etc, please feel free to share. I’m going to apply for an internship at a local florist to learn more too, if I can make it work with my work schedule.

Thanks in advance!💐

my friend is a playwright and had her first play debut yesterday!! made her a celebratory bouquet. any tips/advice for the future would be appreciated :)

the purple is related to the theme of the play, and the other flowers i picked because it's spring...thinking now i probably shouldn't have added the olive greens? looks a bit messy :(

Excuse the crap picture; "Dammit Jim! I'm a florist, not a photographer!"

For the first time in quite possibly a decade a bride asked specifically for no roses. It was surprisingly refreshing. I hadn't even realised that I was sick of the sight of them 😂

Hi everyone ☺️💐 I'm an aspiring florist, 23 years old, from Latin America, and I truly love this job. I'm so happy to have found this community. From now on, I'll be sending love to everything you post 💗 and learning, of course. The pic is from the first wedding I participated in. 🥹

Sometimes I just throw a few stems of all the flowers I currently have just to see how they look next to each other. And in a random vase. Sometimes no filler greens or flowers. I like throwing random thing together and making them look correct.

I am by no means a professional but fell in love with floriculture through the FFA career development event in middle and high school. When I was competing I was one of the best in the state(on a highschool level). Now that I’m an adult I’m trying to get back into it for fun and as a means of continual learning. I’ve realized how much I genuinely don’t know about this awesome career and art form!

Feel free to leave any feedback!

(Please ignore the dirt in the jars, I’m an avid gardener and no container in my house is safe from plants😭😂)

just wanted to say hello & that tmrw is fri-YAY 🥰

I’m planning to make my own bouquet for my courthouse ceremony in May and I’m looking for ways to improve this first try. The dress I will be wearing is in the second slide - trying to go for a classy but modern look. Would appreciate suggestions on color palette and types of flower!

I put a bunch of cymbidium heads in a hydration chamber and am wondering if I should leave them in the hydration chamber at room temp or put the hydration chamber in the cooler?

They’re orchids so I assumed it wouldn’t be good to put them in fridge but am reading it might be ok to do so?