My path didn’t begin with flowers, but everything shifted after traveling in Spain. It is where I experienced a slower, more intentional way of living. emphasizing presence, atmosphere, and the importance of community. It also helped me realize that there isn’t just one path to making an impact and that I could still create meaningful experiences for people in a different way.

I realized that flowers can provide a gateway into establishing connections and strengthening that sense of community. For me, designing florals is a new path to making an impact and creating meaningful experiences for others. Designing my first wedding exemplified this, showing flowers have the power to bring people together Seeing the bride’s happiness and knowing those moments would live on far beyond the day itself (and the flowers themselves). It redefined what meaningful work could look like for me.

I do freelance work across the Bay Area, collaborating with a range of designers on events, installations, and ongoing floral accounts. Most recently, I studied at Madrid Flower School, completing their English Intensive Professional Program, where I refined my design perspective and approach to contemporary floristry.

My work now focuses on creating thoughtful and elevated floral experiences. From intimate dinner parties to larger events, photoshoot work and reocurring floral accounts. To me, floristry goes beyond how flowers look; it’s about how they make you feel.