Dreamery Events

05/20/2026

I’ll always love a green and soft pink color palette, especially one with bits of yellow🌿🌸✨

…floral makings from leftover event blooms…

05/18/2026

Soft hues, delicate textures & olive branches. Sweet details from Leonore’s baptism🌿

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05/11/2026

The romance of leftover blooms...

I love the offshoots and little sprigs on a stem, even if they don’t fit the specific design of an event; I’ll always keep them. and then I’m left with sweet little things to fill the spaces of leftover blooms. I don’t toss any away. Sure, flowers are not meant to last forever, but they can have a second or third life before that. Gathered lushly atop a table, arranged in vessels placed on a desk or in small buds and bottles anywhere that could use a pop nature’s beauty...because why not🌸

 

04/21/2026

“If you will stay close to nature, to its simplicity, to the small things hardly noticeable, those things can unexpectedly become great and immeasurable.” ~Rainer Maria Rilke

& to think I once didn’t value the beauty of daffodils. They bloomed quickly this season with last week’s summer-like heat, but they shined simply arranged in bowls with the glow of candlelight🌼🕯️

 

04/02/2026

Connecting to nature, creating for joy...that’s what it’s all about🌿🪻

When arranging flowers from the garden for myself, I tend to keep it simple. I never take more than needed, especially when there isn’t an abundance of blooms. I could’ve created a fun wired piece with the hyacinth petals, but then I wouldn’t be able to enjoy their beauty and delicate scent indoors for as long. Inspired by the shape of a butterfly wing, sometimes resembling two halves a heart, I created this sweet detail to nestle within a small bowl of hyacinth. It made a simple gathering of spring’s first garden blooms, all the more special. 

03/20/2026

“Then, imperceptibly, somewhere one bud opens and the symphony of renewal is no longer reversible. From the black heart of winter a miraculous, breathing plenitude of colour emerges.” — Jon O’Donohue

Spring returns quietly, and then all at once. Gently, with each bud that blossoms, nature whispers that little by little we always begin again. The longer days, the open windows that let in the fresh air, and the light that awaits in the ideas being created. But there is no need to rush it; the world already moves in every direction at too fast a pace for us…instead let’s stay grounded in the earth and do as nature does☀️🪻

Happy Spring Equinox! 

03/13/2026

Summer memories on film ✨
nothing quite evokes the feeling as film or inspires like its colors & grainy textures. beauty in the imperfect moments perfectly captured

03/05/2026

“A Light exists in Spring, not present on the year at any other period ... when March is scarcely here, a color stands abroad...” — Emily Dickinson

Winter’s end is slowly in sight, and I can’t help but to look ahead, to when the buds are mere little things, then grow, expand, and bloom into wonder. When my hands work in tandem with nature and the mind lightens with the sunshine. The seasons are constant, the trees and flowers will always bloom, even if they may look differently — the always bloom. And that is the magic I’m looking forward to...

02/25/2026

Winter Florals…Romanticizing Dried Stems & Simple Details

It has been one of the snowiest winters here in New Jersey, and despite trying to stay creative, lighting all the candles, sketching and keepings things simple -- I'm feeling the winter lull. Just as we finally saw the green tips of grass and the garden unearthed after far too long, came another massive blanket of snow. That sliver of spring hope, of escaping through nature tending and nurturing......

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