We are Rachel Cho Floral Design, a luxury florist based in New York City offering upscale modern floral design. We offer luxury flower arrangements and floral experiences for luxury weddings, corporate and formal events, and hospitality settings
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 several national media outlets including The New York Times, CNBC, Harper’s Bazaar, Martha Stewart Living Radio, and Huffington Post Weddings.
Tips from a florist — Using tall branches with flowers might seem a little intimidating but follow these tips:
1. Prep and clean all of the stems of your flowers before you start arranging.
2. Use chicken wire or bent curly willow to place inside of the vase to help hold your stems into place.
3. Frame out the main shape and height with the branches
4. Use the thickest and hardest stems first (woody stems like roses)
5. Add in the softer stems like lisianthus and ranunculus last.
6. Like, Save, Share, and Follow for more flower arranging 🥰
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20, 60, or 120 tulips, I use the same technique.
But with 20 tulips, don’t clean off all of the leaves. Leave the upper leaves for some volume. Here are the steps:
1. Clean the bottom leaves only.
2. Line up the tulip heads in a straight line.
The trick: organize them neatly, following the curve of each tulip to face outward. Watch how it’s done
3. Stack them into a pyramid.
4. Grab them all together and tie with a clear rubber band (once around)
5. Cut the bottom of the stems straight across and place into a clean vase
6. Like Follow Share to learn more about flower arranging 🤗
7. Tell me how you did!
#flowerarranging #tulips #flowerarrangement #floristsofinstagram #rachelchofloral
Every florist I know has their own library of tips and tricks. And they all work well. These served me well 19 years and counting:
1. Use willow branches to bend/loop to make a grid inside the vase and feel good about being more green 💚
2. My sprite + bleach combo - Video explains why
3. Woody branches and stems - split the bottom using your shears, while your shears are inside the stem twist your wrist. Watch to see how it’s done. This helps drink more water
4. Balance the blooms and let each flower breathe
5. Like share and follow for more flower arranging 🤩
#flowerarranging #nycflorist #floristsofinstagram #spring #tulips #rachelchofloral
Happy National Flower Day! Sooooooo many flower varieties and colors to celebrate, we don`t know where to start 💕🌸🌹💐🌷🌻🌼💕. Tag in the comments someone you know who loves flowers 🌸
Spring is finally here! We brought back our winter coats this week for the 30-degree NYC weather but we are happy nonetheless 🥶💛
Happy Spring!! 🐣
#spring #springflowers #tulips #floristsofinstagram #rachelchofloral
60 tulips in 1 vase. Tulips are in season, so they are cheap and fresh. Try this out, it’s so fun and easy. Here’s how:
Stack them neatly into a pyramid.
Grab them all carefully.
Gently cut straight across with a knife.
Tie with a rubber band.
Place into a clear vase and show off those clean lines.
Tell me how you did 🤩
#tulips #tulipsofinstagram #tulipseason #flowerarranging #flowerarrangement #rachelchofloral
