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.
60 tulip tutorial. Save for later.
1. You can use less than 60. Grab them at the grocery store, it’s tulip season now.
2. On a clean surface, take most of the leaves off of each tulip and start lining them up. The top of the tulip heads should be lined up.
3. Stack the 2nd row, and so forth until you get a pyramid.
4. Grab the stems gently but firmly and press together into a rounded bouquet.
5. On a cutting board, cut across the stems to the desired length that fits your vase.
6. Use a clear rubber hair tie to go around just once.
7. Place into your vase with clean cold water.
8. Follow me for more flower tips.
FriYAY 🪩💃🏻🕺
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venue: @dumboloft
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Watch how this branch, curly willow, helps to arrange flowers. They are bendy, all natural, and the best mechanics to keep your flower stems in place. Watch this video til the end to see the final result.
Large containers are great to fit a large space. You don’t need a lot to design in them. But you do need something to help keep the stems locked into shape. Curly willow is my pro tip answer without using chicken wire or floral foam oasis.
Weeping under the willow 🥹🌿
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photography: @addyraephoto
planning: @jaclynwatsonevents
venue: @brooklynbotanic
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How to make an arrangement for a $40,000 per month loft in NYC.
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