Archive for the ‘Botanical Couture’ Category
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FREE Webinar: Learn how YOU can participate in American Flowers Week 2021
09 Jan 2021Join Debra Prinzing and past designers of our botanical couture collections to learn how to plan, design and produce a…
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What’s coming up during American Flowers Week
25 Jun 2020We have live and virtual events, installations, interviews and demonstrations for you to enjoy! For the sixth annual American Flowers…
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American Flowers Week at the grocery store
16 Jun 2020Town & Country Markets, a six-location chain of neighborhood grocery stores in the greater Seattle area, has been one of…
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Unveiling the American Flowers Week 2020 “Botanical Couture Collection”
26 May 2020BACK TO NATUREFive designers showcase botanical couture in a collection celebrating the sixth annual American Flowers Week Now, more than…
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Remembering the Sunflower Gown with floral artist Amy Ly
11 May 2020Note: Amy Ly (formerly Amy Kunkel-Patterson) of Gather Design Co. in Seattle created the unforgettable SUNFLOWER GOWN for American Flowers…
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Meet our Designers for American Flowers Week 2020
06 May 2020For the fifth consecutive year, our Slow Flowers Botanical Couture Collection will feature creativity and fashion with American-grown flowers and…
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How Tobey Nelson turned a cancelled production into a spontaneous opportunity
15 Apr 2020What happens when COVID-19 cancels your American Flowers Week Botanical Couture photo shoot? For Tobey Nelson of Tobey Nelson Events…
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Call for Proposals – 2020 American Flowers Week
25 Aug 2019You could be the next American Flowers Week Botanical Couture Creator! Slow Flowers will Commission at least FIVE Floral Couture Looks…
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Missouri-Grown Magic
04 Jul 2019Floral artist Andrea K. Grist conjures a playful mini-dress infused with the personality of woodland, meadow and prairie, featuring botanicals…
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Road Trippin’ with Oregon-grown blooms
27 Jun 2019Beth Syphers of Crowley House Flower Farm wanted to tell a story of a sassy, confident, modern-day young woman, and…
