In 2013, 8-year wedding veteran Amy McCord Jones realizes she wouldn't be able to afford to hire her own floral services if she was a bride. Then, Amy discovers that there is basically zero help available for DIY brides. No flower recipes. No instructions. No access to florist-grade blooms. Rude. So she launches Flower Moxie! Flower Moxie remains a humble, tucked-away small business out of Oklahoma City. We don’t zoom around on scooters in some fancy high-rise. We stock an average kitchen with canned wine and Aldi chips and listen to true crime podcasts while photographing curvy ranunculus. Join us. There’s cake, hugs, and acceptance here.

Believe it or not, we often have people ask if our pictures throughout our website are showing a mix of fresh and faux and…no they aren’t! Although fresh florals are pretty, we are totally in love with poser-blooms all the way here and that’s what we design 100% of our orders with.

A common misconception about Bloom Culture is that we are telling people they SHOULD DIY their wedding flowers… when in reality we are telling people they CAN DIY their wedding flowers… if they want to. With Bloom Culture you can create you own wedding flowers with Confidence. We help you get creative, stay in-control of your wedding budget, and enjoy the most beautiful wedding flowers. We have pre-made DIY Flower Collections or you can get a custom design with our FREE online quote or chat with us one on one for more guidance!

Having spent decades in the trenches of the floral design and event production industries working beside renowned NYC and Southern California designers, Eliza Rose has brought her unique style to her own botanical studio, Boom & Bloom Floral Design. Eliza's signature style blends the timeless, decadent allure of the Dutch Masters paintings with the ephemeral beauty of nature. Embracing the Dutch tradition of capturing the essence of each season, Eliza utilizes native grown and foraged flowers from her property in the Great Northern Catskills as well as supporting local farms by sourcing blooms from their sustainably grown, seasonal crops.

Nancy J. Lee is an event and commercial floral designer based in the Hudson Valley of NY. A horticulturist for over 25 years, she believes in using seasonal blooms and foliage available from local growers. Her aesthetic is wild and natural, inspired by nature, and personalized for everyone she works with.

My name is Belle, Owner and Creative Director of Belle & Blume. I started my business a few years back after learning from and freelancing for some of the most amazing floral designers in Nashville and Colorado. I am a New England native and after a few years of traveling the US with my husband and two pups, I've returned back to my home state of NH and opened Belle & Blume. I am so excited to share my love for flowers with all of you New Englanders!

Harvest Moon Florals is a small specialty flower farm and design studio specializing in seasonal, modern and whimsical design. Working with the mindful couple to create a sustainable and unique floral experience. We offer full service wedding florals with a minimum of $4,000 & a la carte with no minimum

My name is Rosemary Sammons and I would like to thank you for considering Rosemary's Garden Florals as your wedding florist. All my floral creations are composed of everlasting blooms that can resemble any flower in nature, but are made to last a lifetime. When you choose Rosemary's Garden Florals for your wedding, you can rest assured that each arrangement will be created with fine attention to detail. I am proud to offer my floral services for hand delivery in the state of Florida and secure shipping throughout the United States.

We are a local flower (and vegetable) farm specializing in heirloom and uncommon varieties of blooms. Creating a beautiful and lush garden every year is just as rewarding to us as is our clients. Our garden is a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A place to stop and smell the flowers - literally! Our love of nature is what brought us here. Sharing the harvest is just a perk of the massive labor of love. Our love of learning and the desire to create a homestead type sustainable life is the driving factor.