The Art of Flower Making

The Art of Flower Making

Tips to three types of tables from our favorite florist

Tips to three types of tables from our favorite florist

Shop Dresses
TO MATCH YOUR TABLE

FOR A CASUAL LUNCH
Pair simple pinks in contrast to your blue Morning Grey table set...

"For moments between seasons, a perfectly pink floral palette pairs effortlessly with blue hand-painted table linens"

MISSI BULLOCK
@missiflowers

FOR AN AFTERNOON PARTY
play with mix prints...

"Alice’s tea party meets Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. Vibrant, wild, and a whole lot of fun! "

EMILY BUCKNER
@flwr_studio

FOR AN ELEGANT EVENING CELEBRATION
create depth and layers with your florals....

"Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette of diffused candy tones, garden roses, and unadulterated maximalism"

EMILY BUCKNER
@flwr_studio

TIPS FOR ARRANGING FLOWERS AT HOME
From Emily Buckner

Designing doesn't have to be daunting- rather than going crazy with lots of different blooms, pull 3-4 varieties in your palette, clustering 1 variety per vessel. Opt for really beautiful, tonal vessels in a variety of shapes and sizes-- this will bring a little depth and dimension to your tablescape. When selecting a palette, pick one flower, and then look to her to dictate the rest of the tones- e.g. if I pull a beautiful cream ranunculus that has hints of yellow in the center, and pink on the outside, I would bridge the cream with blush, buttery yellow outward toward the saturated tones.