Adonia Floral Design

Adonia Floral Design Floral design is at the heart of what I do and absolutely love setting a pretty table. Foam free and I am mindful of the ingredients I use.

I focus on creating lush arrangements that are thoughtful so each flower can be seen, admired and enjoyed.

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of designing flowers for a lovely couple who were celebrating special birthdays with...
08/10/2026

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of designing flowers for a lovely couple who were celebrating special birthdays with their closest family and friends. They chose a restaurant they’ve enjoyed since moving to the Hudson Valley.

For the flowers, I wanted the flowers to feel natural, with a few low arrangements next to rectangular vases designed to mimic the feeling of a meadow- a reference to the rolling hills surrounding their home.

I sourced the flowers locally. Bronze fennel, caucus on shades of purple and soft pink, chocolate lisianthus and other seasonal blooms. For a little unexpected texture, I removed the petals from some sunflowers letting their centers add another layer of visual interest.

I loved the way the contrasting colors came together. The result felt loose, textural and a little wild - much like the Hudson Valley landscape that inspired it.

Have you found your wedding florist yet? If not, I’d love to chat. Tell me about the vision you have for the day, the fl...
07/30/2026

Have you found your wedding florist yet? If not, I’d love to chat. Tell me about the vision you have for the day, the flowers you love (or don’t), and what’s more important to you.

I believe wedding flowers should feel personal, intentional and quietly beautiful- not just something to decorate a space, but something that reflects your story and the season you’re celebrating in.

If that sounds like the kind of floral experience you are looking for, I’d like to create something beautiful together.

Photos Jill Paice

This arrangement is made entirely from leftover blooms from recent events - some of these flowers are more than a week o...
07/22/2026

This arrangement is made entirely from leftover blooms from recent events - some of these flowers are more than a week old but they still look fresh. Giving flowers a second life is very important to me. Rather than simply throwing them away, I dry them to make dry floral bouquets or wreaths, donate them or compost them.

Every flower and greenery in this arrangement was sourced from local growers. Embracing seasonality is key.

This arrangement is being donated to one of my favorite local restaurants, where it will greet guests at the front desk. It brings me joy knowing these flowers will continue the next chapter of their beautiful journey.

Create your own bud vase or petite posey using beautiful and seasonal flowers. I’ll guide you through styling your bloom...
07/14/2026

Create your own bud vase or petite posey using beautiful and seasonal flowers. I’ll guide you through styling your blooms and share a few simple tips for keeping them fresh and long lasting.

Join me, along with a wonderful group of local vendors at the Midsummer Market HudCo | Coworking and Event Space on Wednesday, July15, from 1:00-6:00pm.

I’d love to see you there!

A few weeks ago, I shared that I had the pleasure of participating in a wonderful workshop led by Korean floral designer...
07/08/2026

A few weeks ago, I shared that I had the pleasure of participating in a wonderful workshop led by Korean floral designer Min-seon of 미드썸머 Kong Min Seon and hosted by Jon of TOVERT.

After learning Min-seon’s unique approach to creating a spiral bouquet, we designed airy centerpieces that emphasized natural movement and negative space between flower stems. Seeing everyone’s arrangements come together into one long tablescape, complete with assorted candle pillars and gorgeous fresh fruit was really inspiring.

I hope these images encourage you to create a beautiful table for your next summer gathering!

Happy Birthday America!
07/05/2026

Happy Birthday America!

I’m always looking for ways to grow as floral designer and refine my techniques and skills. A few weeks ago, I had the p...
06/26/2026

I’m always looking for ways to grow as floral designer and refine my techniques and skills. A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of joining a workshop hosted by the lovely Jin of TOVERT and led by Korean designer Min-seon of famed 미드썸머 Kong Min Seon.

It was an inspiring experience that pushed me well outside my comfort zone - in the best possible way.

We began by creating a classical hand-tied bouquet, but instead of building the spiral by continuously turning the bouquet, Min-seon taught us a technique of creating the spiral by carefully inserting each step at a precise angle. It required a LOT of patience and intention.

Here are a few photos from the class and I’ll share the centerpiece part of the workshop soon!

Thank you Jin and Min-seon!

Teacher’s Gift Pop-Up at HudCo. Wednesday, June 17th | 11am - 4pm.Celebrate teachers who have inspired, encouraged and s...
06/16/2026

Teacher’s Gift Pop-Up at HudCo. Wednesday, June 17th | 11am - 4pm.

Celebrate teachers who have inspired, encouraged and supported us all year long with a thoughtful, garden inspired gift.

Shop garden inspired gifts including garden gloves, floral jigsaw puzzles, dry and fresh floral bouquets and fragrant candles.

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