Hi, I’m Hope

- the hands and heart behind Hope Blooms.

Weddings are a world of energy, emotion, and detail, and floral design lets me live right in the center of it all. I’ve always been a problem solver, a creative thinker, and someone who will bend over backwards to bring a vision to life. This work demands flexibility, intuition, and heart, and I love that I get to keep innovating and elevating with every event.

What moves me most is how flowers mirror the nature of a wedding day — brief, beautiful, impossible to recreate. Flowers, like stories, exist in moments — short, vivid, and unforgettable. They’re here to express something that can’t always be said. As Alice once said, “You can learn a lot of things from the flowers.” And in this work, I’m always listening — designing with care, intention, and a deep respect for the moments that teach us to be completely present.

And when I say I love what I do, I mean it. I’ve had the pleasure of working with the most incredible couples — thoughtful, joyful, deeply inspiring people — and it’s an honor to be part of such a meaningful chapter in their lives.

You can usually find me in the studio with my corgi-Chihuahua sidekick, Butter, who is both my biggest supporter and greatest adversary (especially when she’s hoarding flower stems under the workbench). Late-night prep sessions are powered by Fleetwood Mac and a concerning amount of blue Jolly Ranchers.

If you're looking for someone who cares deeply, designs intentionally, and shows up fully — I'd be honored to bring your vision to life in flowers.

I’ve always had an eye for design and a deep love for the natural world, but somehow, this work found me before I ever thought to seek it out. I started in the wedding industry back in 2015, working at a local venue in my hometown — just a fun college job at the time. After school, I joined a design studio as their project coordinator, managing timelines, logistics, and all the beautiful moving parts that bring an event to life. At the same time, I began designing florals for friends and family. Over time, flowers started to take center stage. The demand grew, the work deepened, and what once felt like a creative outlet quickly took on a life of it’s own. I eventually stepped away from the design firm to follow the path that had been blooming all along — and I’ve been flowering stories full-time ever since.