Q&A's

1. What areas do you serve?

I serve the Bay Area, including San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Mateo, Palo Alto, and nearby towns. If you're outside that range, reach out anyway. I can often make delivery work or connect you with a florist I trust.

2. What subscription and customization options do you offer?

I offer weekly and biweekly subscriptions. You pick the frequency, the size (small, medium, or large), and the style: lush garden, modern minimalist, seasonal, or built around a specific color. Tell me your budget and any flowers you want left out, and I'll work within it. Once we settle on details, I'll confirm your start date. You can pause or change your subscription with a little notice.

3. How do you source your flowers?

I buy seasonal stems from local Bay Area growers and a few suppliers I've worked with for years. I look for sustainable practices, unusual textures, and good greenery, which is what gives the arrangements their garden-grown feel.

4. How far in advance should I book for weddings and events?

For peak season, 3 to 6 months is ideal if you want your date locked in. That said, I take shorter lead times too. Ask me and I'll tell you honestly whether I can pull it off.

5. Do you deliver? What does it cost?

Yes, I deliver throughout the Bay Area. Fees depend on distance and time of day. Subscriptions in certain zones get discounted or free delivery, so ask when you request a quote.

6. How do I get a quote?

Email or call with the type of service (subscription, wedding, corporate, funeral), your dates, the delivery or venue address, and any inspiration photos or colors you like. For events, guest count and venue photos help a lot. I'll send back an estimate and what happens next.

7. Anything else I should know?

My favorite work leans lush and garden-inspired, with interesting greenery, exotic blooms, texture, and fruiting branches mixed in. Send me your ideas or photos and I'll turn them into something that fits your event and your budget.

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