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Flower Duet has been serving clients since 1999 based out of its Torrance studio. The business creates wedding bouquets, floral arches, and centerpieces, and arranges decor for other special events. The company runs floral design classes and carries Los Angeles Flower Mart tours. Flower Duet's work has been featured by Green Wedding Shoes, HGTVGardens.com, Inside Weddings, The Los Angeles Times, The Bloomin' News, and other publications and websites.
Since 1978, French Florist has designed floral arrangements for special occasions. The Los Angeles floral studio creates bouquets for birthdays, baby showers, get well wishes, anniversaries, and other events. The company uses a variety of flowers, including roses, hydrangeas, tulips, daisies, and lilies. French Florist also carries gifts such as gourmet baskets, fruit baskets, spa baskets, and cookies. The business designs floral pieces for weddings, including bouquets, centerpieces, corsages, and boutonnieres.
Greenwich Floral designs seasonal arrangements, custom arrangements, and bouquets for special occasions such as events, holidays, or weddings. The company will also deliver fresh arrangements to homes and businesses weekly. Greenwich Floral's work has been featured on Style Me Pretty, Green Wedding Shoes, Martha Stewart Weddings, Wedding Chicks, InStyle, and Borrowed and Blue. Clients have praised the company for its classy, beautiful arrangements and competitive prices.
Hollyflora has been serving Los Angeles clients since 2006. The floral design studio delivers fresh flowers, sells arrangements in its shop, and designs custom arrangements for weddings and special events. Clients have praised the company for its attention to detail and professional, caring customer service.
Lauryl Lane has been serving the Los Angeles area since 2007. The studio handles event design and floral decor for weddings and other special events, and also provides plant rentals for small events. The business also gives creative direction and floral styling for editorials, commercials, and film.
Lotus & Lily specializes in event design in Los Angeles. The business works with clients' wedding theme, style, and color palette to design floral decor, bouquets, and wedding party accessories. The company also designs sets and styles shoots for venues and editors. Lotus & Lily has been featured on Style Unveiled, Ceremony, California Wedding Day, Style Me Pretty, The Knot, and The Bachelor. The business won the WeddingWire Couples' Choice Award in 2014.
Mitsuko Floral is a floral design studio based in Torrance that has served the area since 1986. The company specializes in floral design for weddings and other special events, and provides plant maintenance for hotels and residences. The business also teaches floral design classes for students of beginner to advanced levels. The owner is certified by American Floral Designers and graduated from the Floral Design Instructor Course at Parsons, the New School for Design in New York City.
The head designer of Wenfloral Design Studio has a background as a graphic designer and has worked with flowers for most of her life. Based in Pasadena, the business designs ceremony decor, centerpieces, bouquets, cake decor, boutonnieres, and corsages for weddings. Clients have praised the company for its friendly, caring staff and work within clients' budgets.
Floral design is the process of arranging flowers and plants into an eye-catching display that's beautiful and balanced. Floral design may work with real or artificial flowers, or a mixture of both. The arrangements can come in vases, bowls, baskets, flower walls, or as display structures, such as arches.
A floral designer doesn’t need a college degree, but some choose to earn an associate’s degree in floral design, floristry, or horticulture. Additionally, a floral designer can choose to get the floral designer credential offered by the American Institute of Floral Designers. Ultimately, though, it's on-the-job experience that helps people become skilled floral designers.
According to Salary.com, floral designers in the United States make an average of $52,475 annually. The range for floral designer salaries is between $33,608-$73,381. Compensation can vary depending on which state you work in, how much you work, your experience, and your reputation.
A lot of people need floral designers, most often for events. People hire floral designers for their weddings, baby showers, bridal showers, birthdays, corporate events, gender reveal parties, and engagement parties. Additionally, many retailers hire floral designers to decorate their stores.
The mechanics in floral design are the supplies, methods, and materials a floral designer uses to keep the floral arrangement together. The four main elements of floral design are shape, space, color, and texture. A floral designer considers all of these when putting arrangements together, as well as how the arrangement will hold its shape.
Color is perhaps the most important aspect of floral design because it's what people notice first. The colors in a floral arrangement need to complement each other and work cohesively. Additionally, a floral arrangement’s colors need to typically match the theme and the other decorations of the event.
