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.
Arrange 60 tulips like this:
1. Clean most of the leaves off of each tulip.
2. Line up each tulip side by side neatly. Try to keep all the stems straight. Tulip heads all the same height.
3. Stack the tulips into a pyramid.
4. Grab all the stems together.
5. Use a clear hair tie and tie it once around the stems.
6. Cut the stems straight across using a sharp knife.
7. Straighten out and adjust each tulip.
8. Measure to the vase and re-cut as needed.
9. Use a penny for good luck (and to help keep the bacteria away).
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$40,000 per month NYC loft. I brought the flowers. @emilyroache @gregoryroache @brownharrisstevens
My top florist tips:
1. Use curly willow for inside of your vase to help with design
2. Sprite + bleach. Use my flower food hack for longer lasting flowers
3. Give tulips a shower. Wash the dirt off of tulips after you clean them. The tulip heads love water too.
#tulips #jasmine #flowers #flowerarrangement #rachelchofloral
The Continuum. A helical structure — flowers on one side, mirror on the other — for the 20th anniversary of Art in Bloom at the St. Louis Art Museum. Photos by @susanshekphotography
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Somewhere between winter and spring. This table picked a side ✨
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