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Marta & Matt’s Enchanted Forest Wedding

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  A year ago today I had the honor of designing Marta & Matt’s Art Deco meets Enchanted Forest wedding at Cicada Club in DTLA.     At our very first meeting we spoke extensively about the way Marta & Matt wanted their wedding to feel, and our design grew organically from there. They didn’t […]

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The Chickens are Here!

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  We got chickens! We also celebrated our one-year anniversary, bought a house, and um, lived without a fully working bathroom for about 3 months, so there’s a lot of catching up to do! Showers too.   And of course there have been weddings. And flowers. And flower crowns (for dogs). BUT I’m getting ahead […]

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Getting Things Done

Small Business

Takes coffee. And bravery. I feel silly now, but I was pretty scared to do my first flower pop-up shop this past weekend. What if no one bought my flowers? I felt embarrassed just thinking about packing them all back up and heading home with an empty pocket and a car full of flowers. Ha! […]

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Paper Flower Balloon String Printable

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Because maybe your mama would like balloons AND flowers. Ever since this paper flower tutorial I did for A Practical Wedding, I’ve been pretty hooked on using my Sprout to catalog new flowers as I work on various projects for clients. This red & whimsical collection comes to you courtesy of a sample centerpiece I […]

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Elizabeth & Yousef on Junebug Weddings!

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Elizabeth and Yousef were married on New Year’s Day at the amazing The Loft on Pine. They’re just the sweetest, and I was honored to work my flower magic for them. I created a wild + glamorous behemoth of a bouquet, an installation of greens over their epic sweetheart table, and filled a bunch of […]

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DIY Neon Sign

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I am obsessed with neon. OBSESSED I tell you. A few years ago I actually took a neon workshop so I could make my own neon, where I learned just how hard it is to get bendy glass to do what you want it to, while simultaneously holding it over a crazy flame and blowing […]

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