Hands down the best Floral Mentor I've ever seen online..., no fancy jargons, just outright real education with injections of humour 😊...I've been in the industry for over 2 decades, I wished, I had known someone like yourself back then. Thank you so much, for sharing such wholesome information with anyone interested in learning.
I love this style. It's light and airy, and feels like someone just scooped up a handful of flowers. It has a certain innocence to it. I definitely want to bring this energy to my wedding cascade!
I'm so grateful to (luckily) find you here on UA-cam. I was so excited to see you are teaching on the Summit and I've just done watched your tutorial on making boutonniere and corsage with dried ingredients. I love it!!!
I LOOOOOOVE this practice and the knowledge you’re dropping gives me life. Thank you!! I wish I could intern for free just to learn your stuff but I’m in the states 😫😫
@@LittleBirdBloom any tips on how to get clients? I just started my website but I’m so discouraged at knowing so little about how to get clients to come to the site with so many predatory sites promising me traffic.
That casket flower display conundrum is the one area that has yet to really be conquered from a foam-free point of view. You could always do a chicken wire + long and low tray. Design it with water in it on your work bench and then dump out the water when you arrive at the funeral home. The funeral home directors will not want water to be placed back into the vessel because it's just going to overflow and spill onto the casket during transport. So you will need to be mindful of product choice and use well-hydrated ingredients (like if you were doing a foam free installation). A container like this one might work www.koch.com.au/buy/tray-plastic-rectangle-27x13x5cmh-black/5165 Add in a few layers of chicken wire and use a few straps of tape to make sure the chicken wire doesn't pop out. 💖
I'm not sure - I only know the Sydney Flower Market wholesalers. You could message Harry's Wholesale on Instagram and ask them, because they're the ones that bring in most of the imports to the eastern side of Australia.
Hi Kathleen, I have tried clicking on the link, it appears it is no longer visible. Would there be somewhere else i'm able to download your practice sheet? Thankyou :)
Hands down the best Floral Mentor I've ever seen online..., no fancy jargons, just outright real education with injections of humour 😊...I've been in the industry for over 2 decades, I wished, I had known someone like yourself back then. Thank you so much, for sharing such wholesome information with anyone interested in learning.
Thank you so much! This type of feedback definitely encourages me to continue posting. I'm glad that you find the content helpful. 🌸
I love this style. It's light and airy, and feels like someone just scooped up a handful of flowers. It has a certain innocence to it. I definitely want to bring this energy to my wedding cascade!
Hi Ashen, I'm so glad you loved it and I totally agree with you on this style. 🌼
I'm so grateful to (luckily) find you here on UA-cam. I was so excited to see you are teaching on the Summit and I've just done watched your tutorial on making boutonniere and corsage with dried ingredients. I love it!!!
Han Nguyen ohhh this is so fun - I’m so glad you’re here 🥳
Absolutely love the way this turned out 😍
Hi Zoe, I am so happy that you loved it! 💗
I LOOOOOOVE this practice and the knowledge you’re dropping gives me life. Thank you!! I wish I could intern for free just to learn your stuff but I’m in the states 😫😫
I'm so glad it's helpful!!! 😍
@@LittleBirdBloom any tips on how to get clients? I just started my website but I’m so discouraged at knowing so little about how to get clients to come to the site with so many predatory sites promising me traffic.
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Hi Yolanda, happy to hear you enjoyed the video! 😍
I loved the music!!
That's so great to hear! 🎉
Да, красивый букет!
Thank you 💗
I’m so glad you’re getting back to intentional practice! Do you have any thoughts around foam free casket flowers that doesn’t involve watermelons?
That casket flower display conundrum is the one area that has yet to really be conquered from a foam-free point of view.
You could always do a chicken wire + long and low tray. Design it with water in it on your work bench and then dump out the water when you arrive at the funeral home.
The funeral home directors will not want water to be placed back into the vessel because it's just going to overflow and spill onto the casket during transport. So you will need to be mindful of product choice and use well-hydrated ingredients (like if you were doing a foam free installation).
A container like this one might work www.koch.com.au/buy/tray-plastic-rectangle-27x13x5cmh-black/5165
Add in a few layers of chicken wire and use a few straps of tape to make sure the chicken wire doesn't pop out.
💖
Please can you tell me where u can buy these roses from in Melbourne?🙏
I'm not sure - I only know the Sydney Flower Market wholesalers. You could message Harry's Wholesale on Instagram and ask them, because they're the ones that bring in most of the imports to the eastern side of Australia.
If I can butt in😬 try asking Tessellaars (Melbourne here too)
Hi Kathleen, I have tried clicking on the link, it appears it is no longer visible. Would there be somewhere else i'm able to download your practice sheet? Thankyou :)
Thank you so much for letting me know - here is the updated link for you: forflorists.com/freestuff