Let us do the work for you!
Share your needs with our Concierge team, and they'll book you with our best available top-ranked service providers!
Fleurish, in Seattle, is a by-appointment floral design studio that has been serving local customers since opening in 1997. Nisha Kelen leads a team of qualified creative professionals to craft high-quality bouquets, boutonnieres, canopies, and details. Fleurish has been featured numerous times in Seattle Bride, as well as The Knot.
Flora Nova Design is a floral and design studio that has been serving clients in the Seattle area since 2003. It offers customizable services, including floral only, floral plus decor, and full event options. Assistance with various design elements and decor rental coordination is also provided. A multi-awardee of the Best of Seattle Bride from the Seattle Bride Magazine, the company handles large corporate events, weddings, intimate dinner parties, and social gatherings for different occasions.
At the Georgetown-based floral design studio Floressence, owner and design principal Anne Bradfield leads a team of qualified creative professionals to create arrangements for local customers. The business, founded in 2003, uses locally sourced materials whenever possible, and it specializes in creating decorations for weddings and other events.
Since opening in Seattle in 1990, Flowers on 15th has crafted a variety of floral arrangements for locals celebrating a variety of events. The business, located on Capitol Hill, has custom floral arrangements for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and Easter, among other holidays and special occasions. Notable clients include Microsoft, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Ray's Boathouse, Warner Bros., Paramount Pictures, and the University of Washington.
July Floral Design is a floral studio based in South Seattle that uses seasonal material from both local growers and their garden behind the shop. July Floral Design offers an assortment of floral arrangements, potted orchids, succulents, and terrariums for local homes, businesses, and events. Owner Tess ensures that blooms are long-lasting and tight so customers can enjoy the flowers throughout their life cycles.
Juniper Flowers is a business in Seattle creating floral arrangements for weddings and other events throughout the Puget Sound area. Jean Louise Paquin Allen, the founder and owner of Juniper Flowers, has more than two decades of experience working in the floral industry. A graduate of the Massachusetts College of Art, she and her design team bring bouquets to residents of Seattle, Bellevue, and Mercer Island.
At Laurel's Floral Decor, based in Snohomish, floral designer Laurel Mitchell designs flowers for weddings and receptions in the Seattle Metro. Ms. Mitchell, who has been working in the design industry for more than 20 years, previously worked at Molbak's Nursery, where, as a Visual Designer, she created large-scale floral displays for the Flower and Garden Show, the Seattle Convention Center, and Seattle Bon Marche. Notably, Ms. Mitchell won the Best Booth Award at the Bellevue Wedding Show and First Place at the 2010 Panache Tabletop Competition.
Sal Floral Design is a Seattle business that crafts arrangements for customers all over the city and the surrounding areas. It has won recognition from Seattle Met Bride & Groom, and three years in a row it has been selected as the Seattle Wedding Show's "Best Booth." Sal, the business's owner and design principal, has been working in the industry for upwards of 15 years, after beginning his career in Mexico. He specializes in weddings, and, in addition to flowers, he can provide rental props such as mirrors, tables, columns, drapes, chandeliers, and candles.
Seattle Floral Design, in Brier, creates arrangements for weddings in the Seattle Metro area. The team has designed floral decorations for ceremonies at the New Castle Golf Club, the Salish Lodge, and the Woodmark Hotel, among other local and regional event venues. Past customers speak highly of Seattle Floral Design's staff members for their creativity and their intricate designs.
Topper's European Floral Design is a Seattle business that has provided local flowery design and delivery services since 1983. A member of the Teleflora Network, Topper's European Floral Design carries not just flowers and other plants, but also glass art, gift baskets, gourmet snacks, fruits, spa packages, and other items. Working Woman Magazine recognized Topper's European Floral Design as one of the "15 Best Florists in America."
Young Flowers Seattle delivers fresh flowers to customers throughout the Seattle Metro area. Customers gush about Young Flowers Seattle's convenient same-day delivery service, as well as its beautifully crafted arrangements.
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.
