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Felt good to get back into flowers after taking some time off. So many cool things are happening in the event design wor...
08/26/2026

Felt good to get back into flowers after taking some time off. So many cool things are happening in the event design world right now, and I got to play around with a few of them for this end-of-summer garden party. Here’s what’s inspiring me lately.

Grateful to floraloom the The Victory Project gala this past Friday in partnership with Argyle Events and Sporting Kansas City. Always a joy working with you Danielle Fisher and your event team!

After the event, the flowers were donated to , an organization that gives event flowers a second life within the community. The blooms are donated to places like nursing homes, where residents can recreate their own bouquets and enjoy a hands-on sensory activity

Huge thanks to this Floraloom team who helped bunches while I’m still recovering 6 weeks postpartum:

Nicole
Erin | Kansas City Wedding Florist
Kacey
Floral Frontier

And my amazing mother-in-law and sister-in-law for jumping in to help out with my two girls Quinn and new baby girl Millie 💓 thank youuuu Susan Robertson and Kalynn Monroe

And shout out to beautiful local blooms from KC Flower Farmer Wholesale Market, Twisted Cedar Farm, and Ethan

Hey! Colleen here dropping you some summer blooms while I’m out of office until about mid August to go have baby #2 and...
06/26/2026

Hey! Colleen here dropping you some summer blooms while I’m out of office until about mid August to go have baby #2 and watch a lot of soccer. Will be back to Floralooming for fall/winter events (with a baby strapped on).

Thank you again for all who have checked in and showered our family with so much love this past month. Quinn has made such a miraculous recovery since the snakebite and she’s back to running and dancing again (truly, it’s baffled both the doctors and my husband and I).

Grateful to finally enter into some summer slowness to reset after creating a human and keeping another human alive. Then, it’s back to creating some amazing events for you!

Thank you as always for supporting Floraloom. I feel so lucky to have a job where I can create beautiful experiences that allow me the flexibility to raise a family.

Happy Summer!

*Personal Thank You Post*We’re finally home from Colorado. Last week we were holding our breath, hoping and praying that...
06/05/2026

*Personal Thank You Post*

We’re finally home from Colorado. Last week we were holding our breath, hoping and praying that my 2-year-old Quinn would survive after being bitten twice by a rattlesnake and airlifted to Children’s Hospital Colorado to receive almost 40 vials of antivenom and a blood transfusion. I had planned to do the flowers for my sister’s wedding and it turned into a drastically different trip. I did end up being able to make my sister’s bouquet in the hospital bathroom and even walk down the aisle as her matron of honor. My sister and her fiancé surprised Quinn at the hospital before their wedding, so she was able to still fulfill her flower girl duties, pulled down an “aisle” at the hospital by her daddy and her two best friends and cousins on either side.

Now, after being home for 4 days, we’re finally beginning to celebrate having her back and process the overwhelming support from each and every one of you who have followed our story, prayed for us, and given so generously.

I’m so deeply moved and grateful beyond words. We only wish we could thank each and every one of you in person. And I’m working on catching up on responding to all your kind DM’s.

Quinn continues healing, both physically and emotionally, but she is getting back to her bubbly self as my little flowering sidekick.

Most of all, we are so thankful that Quinn will be here to welcome her little brother or sister into the world here in about 4 weeks and one day tell the story of how she survived a rattlesnake bite. She is a little warrior, and we are forever grateful to all of you who helped carry her through this fight.

Love,
Colleen

Snaps from Scotland in bloom a year ago! Traveled with my husband, brother, sister-in-law and our toddlers to experience...
05/22/2026

Snaps from Scotland in bloom a year ago! Traveled with my husband, brother, sister-in-law and our toddlers to experience our homeland. The memories of the flowers still linger with me, especially how they grew in every nook and crack we saw. Nature was quite happy over there and I still dream about the blue poppies.

Craving hot dogs and dippin’ dots…🧢⚾️ Event Producers Signage
05/20/2026

Craving hot dogs and dippin’ dots…🧢⚾️



Event Producers
Signage

Flowers for dinner 🍴🌸
05/13/2026

Flowers for dinner 🍴🌸

Last month, my sister and sister-in-law (thank you Christina and Kalynn!) threw me a surprise anniversary party at , cel...
05/08/2026

Last month, my sister and sister-in-law (thank you Christina and Kalynn!) threw me a surprise anniversary party at , celebrating 10 years since I first touched flowers. What started out as small side hustle in flower shops and freelancing for other designers, turned into something that eventually grew into Floraloom.

So I got to thinking after of all the memories over this past decade, and here are 10 things I’ve learned in 10 years as a florist:

04/24/2026

1. Partner with a trusted nursery

Source, rent, and build your foundation with knowledge “plant” people. Utilize nurseries for trees, grasses, and large structural plants. These are the bones of your installation and set the entire framework for what grows from there.

2. Layer, layer, layer

We build in multiple levels and hidden mechanics to create a true “growing” effect so florals, grasses, and plant material feel like they’ve been living and evolving together over time, not just placed.

3. Study real nature

Spend time observing how it actually grows: clustered moments, unexpected variation in height, and quiet monochrome pockets. Nature is never evenly distributed…and that’s the point.

Spring centerpiece mockups exploring chartreuse green, a little flash photography, and some behind-the-scenes raw footag...
04/10/2026

Spring centerpiece mockups exploring chartreuse green, a little flash photography, and some behind-the-scenes raw footage from my garage. Never a dull moment over here.

Motherhood is teaching me to keep creating even if there is chaos and only short bursts of productivity. But the goal is to never completely stop doing the thing. Slow downs, pauses, and interruptions are par for the course. But sometimes I find that these in-between moments allow me the space to refine and recalibrate as an artist and business owner. And then I can show up better and more prepared for the next project.

Spring centerpiece mockups, a little flash photography, and some behind-the-scenes raw footage from my garage. Never a d...
04/10/2026

Spring centerpiece mockups, a little flash photography, and some behind-the-scenes raw footage from my garage. Never a dull moment over here.

Motherhood is teaching me to keep creating even if there is chaos and only short bursts of productivity. But the goal is to never completely stop doing the thing. Slow downs, pauses, and interruptions are par for the course. But sometimes I find that these in-between moments allow me the space to refine and recalibrate as an artist and business owner. And then I can show up better and more prepared for the next project.

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