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Oct 01

Feed Your Soul: Why Flowers Help Us Feel ConnectedYvette

connect to nature with flowers

‘Surround yourself with people who give you energy.’ – Dr. Tererai Trent   I love this quote from Dr. Trent. It’s often said in self-help teachings that there are people in our lives who give us energy, and there are those who suck that energy right out of us. I certainly try to surround myselfRead more

Sep 29

Flower Therapy: What is it?Yvette

flower meditation

Flowers have a really high vibrational energy.    It’s what makes us feel so good when we’re around them, and it’s why I love incorporating flowers and arranging into my meditation practice. What I refer to as flower therapy in my courses and books is actually referring to the act of meditation while flower arranging.Read more

Aug 16

5 Ways That Flowers May Improve Your Mental HealthYvette

flower therapy

Do flowers really have the power to make us happy?  According to behavioural research from Rutgers University, it would seem so.  A study was conducted in 2004 by Dr Jeanette Haviland over a ten month period to explore the link between flowers and life satisfaction. Findings showed that flowers were a natural moderator of moodsRead more

Jul 26

4 Reasons Why Floristry Should Be Your Next HobbyYvette

Floristry as a hobby

Have you ever looked in a florist’s window and thought, I wish I could do that? Or perhaps you’ve tried your hand at creating a bouquet yourself and wondered why it doesn’t look quite right?   While it may seem pretty straightforward to stick a few flowers in a vase, there’s actually a thought processRead more

Jun 07

Floriography: a bouquet for every occasionYvette

Using flowers to communicate messages or feelings has been happening for thousands of years. Formally known as floriography, the practice became very popular in Victorian England, where speaking feelings or expressing emotions was usually repressed in polite society. With there being so many different meanings for flower pairings, eventually “La langage des Fleurs,” was publishedRead more

Jul 17

Flower Therapy – Feed Your Soul with FlowersYvette

Mar 23

Weathering the storm ⛈ of forced changeYvette

Recession proof your business

  In January I wrote a post about the floristry industry being recession-proof, which I still stand by today. That doesn’t mean your business will be recession-proof but the industry will. How can you be one of the survivors? There is no doubt there will be casualties in all industries, and I predict a greatRead more

Mar 20

Things to do in a lockdown – COVID-19Yvette

Yesterday I visited my local market as I do most weeks, it’s usually one of my favourite things to do. However yesterday was different, as I stood in the crowd of people, some weary masks, I felt a sudden surge of panic. Having experienced many panic attacks before I knew the signs all too well,Read more

Feb 14

Nature provides HopeYvette

So much has transpired over the past months as the bush fires raged through the country. My mum’s town was evacuated and all surrounding towns were burnt out, we are grateful to the universe for keeping her safe and for the brave, selfless and tireless work of the fire-fighters. The power of human spirit collectivelyRead more

Jul 25

5 Ways That Flowers Can Improve Your Mental WellbeingYvette

Do flowers really make us happy? Studies conducted by Dr Jeanette Haviland at Rutgers University would suggest so. While it certainly is great to have the scientific evidence to back it, artists, poets, florists and gardeners have known this anecdotally for centuries. There are many creative, hands-on methods that are effective in helping those strivingRead more

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