You've decided to DIY your wedding flowers.
Now let’s figure out how in the world you’re actually going to pull this off.

the bloom blueprint™ is coming soon...

Turn your flower game plan into an actual shopping list, stem counts, and budget.

where to buy your flowers... and where Not to!

Prep your flowers and your workspace. learn from my mistakes 

arrange flowers with confidence... a few tips can go a LONG way!

what should i do with my flowers til the wedding? And how in the world should i transport them?

HAND IT OFF so at some point you can stop being the florist and be the bride and go and get married!

what’s inside the bloom blueprint™?

You’ve decided what you want to take on.

You’ll also get:

Practical worksheets + checklists.

Shopping and stem-count planning.

My shortcuts, substitutions, and “Emily Would…” advice.

Real stories of things going sideways—and what I did next.

Simple tutorials where actually seeing something is easier than reading about it.

Troubleshooting help for the stuff nobody thinks about until there are 14 buckets of flowers sitting in the kitchen.

Think of it as borrowing my florist brain.

This isn't floral school.

You don't need to know everything I know after 20+ years as a florist.

And, obviously...

A Flower Day playlist. 

You just need to know what matters for YOUR wedding.

What flowers should I buy?

How MUCH do I need?

Where should I get them?

When should they arrive?

How do I actually make everything?

Where am I going to store it all?

How does everything get to the wedding?

Now come the questions:

And what do I do when something inevitably goes sideways?

That’s what The Bloom Blueprint™ is for.

I’ve spent more than 20 years buying, designing, transporting, installing, troubleshooting—and occasionally learning things the hard way.

The Bloom Blueprint takes the parts of that experience that actually matter to someone doing her own wedding flowers 

and turns them into a plan you can actually use.

Professional advice. Reasonable expectations.

And yes, we’re going to have some fun doing it.