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.
Magical traditions, making it your own, and having a blast.
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Photographer: @Markbrownfilms
Planner: @taramevents
Venue: @pleasantdalechateau
Who doesn`t love a gorgeous wedding at the Pierre 😍
Venue: @thepierreny
Photographer: @roeyyohaistudios
Bride @lilysass
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5 Red heart roses
2 purple hydrangea
3 spray rose hot pink
3 anemones
3 hot pink ranunculus
2 hellebore
5 hot pink mokara orchids
2-3 vanda orchid heads
Stem grid technique— No chicken wire, taping, or floral foam required. I first use 4 roses in 4 corners to make my initial grid. Then the hydrangeas are used as a natural mechanic to help prop up the other stems too. If you practice using the stems to make a base grid inside of the vase, the more stems you insert, the more control you’ll have of stem placement of the subsequent stems, and they’ll hold each other up 💜
Do you use the stem grid technique?
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The year of the snake 🐍
📍@mo_newyork Mandarin Oriental NY
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Happy Birthday to the creative genius and visionary behind it all, Rachel Cho! 🎉✨ Your artistry and passion bring beauty to everything you touch—wishing you a year filled with joy and inspiration.
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♥️,
Your Team
We set up shop at Meta for an incredible time on Valentine’s Day! Our adorable and affordable petite bouquets were all the rage 😍♥️
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We love a backdrop that screams NYC 😍 The brick peeking through the florals was the perfect touch.
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My most asked question: Why Sprite and Bleach?
It does not have to be sprite— any lemon/lime soda will do. Do not use Diet though! You want the sugar. Here’s why:
✔️The citric acid (lemon/lime) and sugar helps with the absorption of water through the stems to reach the petals.
✔️The bleach acts to kill or reduce the growth of bacteria that will naturally occur inside of the vase filled with water.
Just a dash of soda and a few drops of bleach will do. Too much of either will kill and hurt the flowers causing premature decomposition.
Try it and tell me how it worked for you! #
Btw, do you prefer the last version of this peony and rose arrangement? Or do you prefer it with orchids?
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