Floral design is an art form that brings beauty to any room. With delicate blossoms and hand-selected stems, a bouquet can elevate a tabletop and breathe new life into the space. Being a florist means being an artist and using flowers as your medium to bring your artwork to life. It takes patience and intention, but above all, it takes creativity. Today, more than ever, there are lots of Black florists who are sharing the likes of their art online. From TikTok to Instagram, they’re changing the narrative of traditional floral design and infusing Black culture into their work along the way.

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These artists have a gift for beautifying a space with flowers. Whether they’re working on an outdoor installation, fashion campaign, or creating arrangements in their kitchen, they’re doing it all with intention. Best of all, they are creating space for others to do the same. Building communities around their passion and artwork, these florists are creating so much more than floral arrangements.

@xo.evincent

It feels incredible to be back ✨️ Through my surgeries and rehab, I kept wondering when I would be able to get back to my Bloom Therapy. All I wanted was to get my hands on some spring flowers and make something – anything! It was a true test of my patience but I’m so happy to feel great again, inspired to get started on exciting things to come! 🌸🌸🌸 I am still responding to all of your emails and requests so please bear with me while I respond this week. ALSO, don’t forget – our next Bloom Therapy floral workshop is coming up on April 26th and we still have a few spots available – comment FLOWER and I will send you the link to get your tickets! 🌸🌸🌸 #bloomtherapy #atlflowers #flowerworkshop #springflowers #floraldesign #flowers #atlanta #floraldesigner #hobby #springdiy #flowerlovers #tulips #hydrangeas #diyflowers #spring #homedecor #springstyle

♬ Gold – Cleo Sol

Bloom Therapy by E. Vincent

Based in Atlanta, E. Vincent has built a warm community around her love of flowers with her company, Bloom Therapy. Her mission wasn’t just to bring beauty to the world with each bouquet; it was to inspire others to do the same. Instead of simply putting floral arrangements into the world, she aimed to create a space where guests could feel loved and welcomed. Bloom Therapy is the result of those efforts. The company offers floral tutorials, workshops, and private floral coaching in the Atlanta area, with a desire to spread joy at each event. Vincent’s aesthetic has a similar feel. On her TikTok, she invites viewers into her kitchen as she puts together arrangements, shares recipes, and lots of love.

@brooklynbloomsnyc

✨To celebrate Mother’s Day, I’m giving away a stunning flower arrangement to one lucky winner! To enter, simply follow the instructions in the video. 💐The winner will be randomly selected and announced on Friday. Don’t miss out on the chance to give your mom a beautiful and heartfelt gift this year. #giveawaymothersday #giveaway #flower #mothersday #nycflowershop

♬ I got to summer – noxz

BrooklynBlooms

Creating art is the core goal of each Brooklyn Blooms arrangement. Each piece draws inspiration from various art worlds, including fashion and Impressionism, and utilizes flowers as the medium to bring the artwork to life. They embrace unique shapes and natural elements, such as moss and lush green blooms. The juxtaposition of these elements against the flowers is striking, but it also creates a funky vibe that has become the calling card of Brooklyn Blooms’ designs. Outside of individual arrangements, the company is frequently commissioned for large outdoor displays throughout the city.

@makotafanning

Bloomandplume on all the things

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Blume & Plume 

Maurice Harris is a visionary in the floral design world. As a longtime florist and creative, he has captivated the internet with his charming personality and exceptionally gorgeous designs. His work encompasses a wide range of sculptural structures, event design, campaigns, and outdoor installations, and he has worked with major fashion labels such as Dior, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, and Nike. But his charismatic personality is just as enticing. Although he continues his work with big-name brands through his design studio, his TikTok series, Blooming on a Budget, unites people in a whole new way. Creating beautiful arrangements from flowers at Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, the series teaches viewers how to become their own florists using materials from their local grocers.

@y.inkaa

Summer pinks + yellows 💗💛 Stems included: cymbidium orchid, phaelanopsis orchid, rose, nerine lily, scabiosa, clematis seed heads, white dried amaranthus Email [email protected] to order #laflorist #eventflorist #flowerarrangement #floraldesign #laweddingflorist

♬ her garden – Amory Reel

Yinka

Yinka’s creativity stems from her love of fashion. The Los Angeles native is the founder of a bespoke fashion studio, specializing in breezy dresses and swimwear with a California cool feel. Coincidentally, her floral designs have the same vibe. Vibrant and full of bold colors, they exude a fashion point of view while remaining edgy and cool. Many often include industrial materials such as chains and metal pipes. The result is a beautiful blend of hard and soft, and delivers elegant arrangements.

@brose_garden

Graduation flower bouquet for my friend’s little sister. #bouquet #flowerbouquet #flowers

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Bros(e) Garden

Bros(e) Garden was created to be a space for mindfulness and beauty through flower arranging. The founder, Noel, has only been arranging flowers for a short time, but is skilled in several styles. His journey is a testament to the community he’s building with Bros(e) Garden. As he explains, Bros(e) is a space dedicated to those wanting to express themselves through floral design. Whether you’re a seasoned designer or just beginning, it’s a place to be yourself and share your art. With Bros(e) Garden, he brings together a community of men florists from all over, sharing their work and the stories to amplify his mission.