We are Rachel Cho Floral Design, a luxury florist based in New York City offering upscale modern floral design. We offer floral experiences for weddings, corporate and formal events, hospitality installations and local floral delivery.
Rachel Cho Floral Design offers an elevated floral experience that combines exceptional quality, innovative design, and personalized service. From the moment you speak to our team to the final floral delivery, we will work closely with you to bring your breathtaking vision to life.
Rachel Cho Floral Design offers an elevated floral experience that combines exceptional quality, innovative design, and personalized service. From the moment you speak to our team to the final floral delivery, we will work closely with you to bring your breathtaking vision to life.
Known for a clean and luxurious style, Rachel Cho Floral Design places emphasis on the natural, architectural beauty of each flower, stem, and leaf, reimagining the possibilities of color and texture for a look that is dynamic, elegant, and fresh.
Rachel Cho Floral Design is a favorite among New York brides and event planners, offering original and impactful designs.
Rachel has been featured in several national media outlets including The New York Times, CNBC, Harper’s Bazaar, Martha Stewart Living Radio, and Huffington Post Weddings.
Known for a clean and luxurious style, Rachel Cho Floral Design places emphasis on the natural, architectural beauty of each flower, stem, and leaf, reimagining the possibilities of color and texture for a look that is dynamic, elegant, and fresh.
Rachel Cho Floral Design is a favorite among New York brides and event planners, offering original and impactful designs.
Rachel has been featured in The New York Times, CNBC, Harper’s Bazaar, Martha Stewart Living Radio, and Huffington Post Weddings.
Hosting for the holidays? Here’s a recipe for your dinner centerpiece:
2 Amaryllis, 2-3 Ilex or hypericum berries, 6 Red Roses, 4 White spray roses, and some pine and eucalyptus sprigs.
You’re welcome 🥰
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We can’t get enough of RED right now 🌹✨
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Save for your hosting dinner prep (Christmas is coming) Holiday bouquet. Not that you don’t have enough things to prepare for 😥🫠….. your holiday centerpiece inspo here❤️
A Master Series happening right now at @flowerschoolny to celebrate their 20th Anniversary, and I’ll be teaching on Monday Dec. 16, 2024. We have a few spaces available still so click the link in my bio to get your tickets! Come learn how to make my signature style low and lush centerpiece, ask your questions, and have a chat. See you there!
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We loved designing these arrangements for a private holiday event at @thecoreclub 🌹🌿 Do you lean towards bright colors or neutrals for the holidays? Let us know in the comments!
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We decked out the @badromannyc with vibrant citrus and sparkling lights to complement their signature cascading vines 🌿🍋
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Spreading a little holiday cheer all over NYC 🎄 I’d love to know your color scheme this year! Share yours in the comments below.
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Tulips are here 🌷The easiest way to arrange them.
Here’s a step by step:
1. Clean the bottom leaves off.
2. Place each stem on a flat surface, aligning them neatly from the top of the heads.
3. Stack them into a pyramid.
4. Gently and firmly grab them all together by the stem.
5. Cut straight across with a sharp clean knife 🔪 measured to your vase.
6. Use a clear rubber band to hold the stems.
7. Add water to your vase and place the bouquet in.
8. Save this video for later.
9. Like, Share and Follow for more flower arranging
