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Inhale 3.10

July 11, 2018

Café au lait.

Photo credits: balcony image found via All the Beauty Things...; gown image by Nicole Colwell found via Wedding Sparrow; patterned rug image found via Organizationally Impaired; Vespa image found via This Ivy House.
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Inhale 3.9

June 20, 2018

White magnolia.

Photo credits: magnolia blossoms found via This Ivy House; house with gables source unknown; bride image found via Peaches & Mint; mountain image found via It's a Colorful Life.
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Inhale 3.8

May 30, 2018

Terra cotta.

Photo credits: window image found via This Ivy House; image of tiles found via Peace & Love; tulip image found via Ive Freya; Valentino Haute Couture found via Not Ordinary Fashion.
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Photo credits (clockwise from top left):  Rustic White Photography ;  Rylee Hitchner Photography ;  Hannah Forsberg ; peony image found via  This Ivy House ;  Marieke Verdenius ;  Jeremy Chou Photography ; hydrangea image found via  Celia Basto ;  M.K. Sadler .

Photo credits (clockwise from top left): Rustic White Photography; Rylee Hitchner Photography; Hannah Forsberg; peony image found via This Ivy House; Marieke Verdenius; Jeremy Chou Photography; hydrangea image found via Celia Basto; M.K. Sadler.

Dream I

May 23, 2018

I always create a mood board for the cover page of my proposals. More images will follow, but I want that first look to capture the overall feel of the floral design. And in order to stretch those muscles a bit, I find it is sometimes helpful to simply dream—create something that is not specifically tied to any event, but something that I would enjoy myself. With that in mind, I'm challenging myself to do just that when time allows. Here's what will hopefully be the first in a series of dreamscapes. (And by the way, thank you to all the photographers that make this so much easier!)

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Inhale 3.7

May 9, 2018

Aged patina.

Photo credits: window image found via Maisons Blanches; image of lace dress and shoes found via The Style Cocktail; image of architectural detail found via It's a Colorful Life; cake by Tessa Pinner with image by Carlos Hernandez found via Once Wed.
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Inhale 4.1
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The first inspiration board of the new year—enjoy!
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Inhale 4.1 In honor of the day. . The first inspiration board of the new year—enjoy! (Photo credits on the blog—see link in profile) . . . . . #webelieveinbeauty #inhalebeauty #sproutinhaleseries #weddinginspiration
Years ago I had a retail store. I can’t tell you how happy I am to be relaxed as we head into what is a huge week for most florists. I’ll take the hustle of a wedding any day over the chaos that comes with Valentine’s Day. That said I wish all the best to those brave souls who are open for business as well as all those in the industry making all the beauty possible!!
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The image here is from a fall wedding coming soon to @BridesOfAustin. .
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Florals: @sproutflowers
Styling/Planning: @westcottweddings
Venue: @thehotelemma
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Years ago I had a retail store. I can’t tell you how happy I am to be relaxed as we head into what is a huge week for most florists. I’ll take the hustle of a wedding any day over the chaos that comes with Valentine’s Day. That said I wish all the best to those brave souls who are open for business as well as all those in the industry making all the beauty possible!! . The image here is from a fall wedding coming soon to @BridesOfAustin. . Image: @bendthelightphoto Florals: @sproutflowers Styling/Planning: @westcottweddings Venue: @thehotelemma . . . . . #sproutweddings #webelieveinbeauty #hillcountrywedding #austinweddings #sanantonioweddings #weddingflowers #weddingdesign #fineartwedding #fineartflorist #fineartflowers #floraldesign #flowersofinstagram #flowergram #flowerstagram #floweroftheday #flowerstalking #floralstudio #realwedding #weddinginspiration
I’ve been away for awhile, but I’m back! Actually I didn’t go anywhere, but just took the month of January, as I usually do, to step back and look at the big picture. One of the perks of this business is that it’s very seasonal which allows time to do just that. 
Part of the big picture for me involves looking at how I use social media and how that has evolved over the years. When I first entered into the world of Instagram, I saw it as an avenue to tell others what I was doing right then—summing up an instant in an image. Over time, the community and the way we interact within it has changed. We post images of our finished work by professional photographers—this seemed a bit unauthentic at first; however, I have come to realize that social media evolves as does the way we interact with it. If we’re honest, I think we often have a love/hate relationship with it. I’m beginning to understand, however, that I have a choice in how I use and let social media affect me. If I see that scrolling through endless images of beautiful work instills a feeling of “Why am I not doing that kind of work?”, then I may need to step away for awhile. Or I may simply need to get involved in the incredibly encouraging community at my fingertips by honestly responding to the work of others with encouraging words of my own. If I truly believe in the transcendent power of beauty, I should be thankful for the extravagance offered as I scroll through my feed and relish the opportunity to be surrounded by such beauty. So here’s to a new season—and may it be filled with beauty!! (By the way, this image was taken by @graciebyrdjones as part of a feature coming soon to The Effortless Chic blog by @jenpinkston—thanks Gracie!!)
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I’ve been away for awhile, but I’m back! Actually I didn’t go anywhere, but just took the month of January, as I usually do, to step back and look at the big picture. One of the perks of this business is that it’s very seasonal which allows time to do just that. Part of the big picture for me involves looking at how I use social media and how that has evolved over the years. When I first entered into the world of Instagram, I saw it as an avenue to tell others what I was doing right then—summing up an instant in an image. Over time, the community and the way we interact within it has changed. We post images of our finished work by professional photographers—this seemed a bit unauthentic at first; however, I have come to realize that social media evolves as does the way we interact with it. If we’re honest, I think we often have a love/hate relationship with it. I’m beginning to understand, however, that I have a choice in how I use and let social media affect me. If I see that scrolling through endless images of beautiful work instills a feeling of “Why am I not doing that kind of work?”, then I may need to step away for awhile. Or I may simply need to get involved in the incredibly encouraging community at my fingertips by honestly responding to the work of others with encouraging words of my own. If I truly believe in the transcendent power of beauty, I should be thankful for the extravagance offered as I scroll through my feed and relish the opportunity to be surrounded by such beauty. So here’s to a new season—and may it be filled with beauty!! (By the way, this image was taken by @graciebyrdjones as part of a feature coming soon to The Effortless Chic blog by @jenpinkston—thanks Gracie!!) . . . . . #sproutweddings #webelieveinbeauty #hillcountrywedding #austinweddings #sanantonioweddings #weddingflowers #weddingdesign #fineartwedding #fineartflorist #fineartflowers #floraldesign #floralstudio