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We talk to Alina, founder of the London-band floristry Garden of Eden. |
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If you could only work with one flower for the rest of time, which would it be and why? If I would have to choose only one flower to work with, it would be the dahlia as it comes in so many different shapes, textures and colours, I would never get bored of it. |
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What are you most proud of? I am most proud of our little shop, which continues to grow despite all adversities we've had to face and brings so much joy to our lovely customers. |
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How did you begin your career in floristry and how long have you been working with flowers? My floristry career started with the decision to create my own wedding flowers in 2007 and I've been working with flowers for the past 14 years. I feel that no matter what life brings my way, I will always have flowers around me. |
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What is something you're excited about in 2022? In 2022 I am most excited about creating my own "flower heaven" as I have plans to start working on growing my own flowers, which is something I've been dreaming of doing for many years. |
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How did you get into the floristry business? To save on my wedding expenses, I chose to do my own wedding flowers and discovered I had a natural talent with flower arranging. |
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What's your favourite thing to design? Bouquets that are unusual and unconventional |
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What would you like our followers to know about your shop? Our shop is committed to practicing sustainable floristry and only uses eco-friendly packaging and green delivery. Our floristry style is original and unconventional, as we keep the mind quiet and create from the heart. |
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