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I am trying to talk about why I came to the flower industry and its hard for me to put it into words.

Here I go.

The Journey of Reclaiming My Voice

The Meaning Behind My Brand

My story is the foundation of my business. It’s a journey from a place of profound trauma to a journey of self-love and healing. Growing up, I was taught to believe my voice didn't matter. I ran from one abusive situation to the next, never truly understanding what it meant to have self-respect.

The idea for my floral brand was born from this difficult path. Flowers became my personal test for self-worth—a simple request that proved whether someone would listen to me. They were a tangible sign that I was seen, heard, and valued. Each flower represented a small victory in my fight to reclaim my voice.

I knew I had to build a life on my own terms, so I made the radical decision to break away from everything that was holding me back. I was willing to sacrifice everything to build the one relationship that truly mattered: the one with myself. I drained my 401(k) to build this luxury floral brand, and in turn, it saved my life. This business is a testament to the power of divine intervention and a refusal to give up on myself.

We’re more than a floral delivery service; we are a reminder of your worth. We specialize in delivering gorgeous flower arrangements in our elegant, branded boxes, and we operate as a digital-first shop with various order drop locations. Our unique model is a reflection of my own journey—a break from tradition and a commitment to pure dedication and domination.

My business is a celebration of self-love, and I am proud to share it with you.

The Transformative Power of a Single Flower

I found my way to the floral industry through an incredibly difficult period in my life. I was feeling lost, having been silenced by others for so long. I needed a way to reconnect with myself and understand my own value.

My journey into the floral industry is deeply personal. It started not with a love for flowers, but with a need to find my own voice and stand up for what I deserve. After a period of immense personal trauma and feeling invisible, I threw myself into my studies to rediscover who I was. During this time, I started using a simple test on dates—I'd ask them to bring a small flower arrangement.

For me, this wasn't about the flowers themselves; it was about whether someone would listen to me and honor a simple request. When a man showed up with flowers, it was a signal that he heard me and respected me. When he didn't, it was a clear sign that he wasn't interested in what I valued. The flowers became a tangible symbol of my self-worth and a reminder that my voice mattered.

I began to accumulate these arrangements, and my dorm room filled with a visual representation of my newfound self-respect. This simple "self-respect test" was the moment I realized I had a voice worth listening to and that there was nothing wrong with demanding what I deserved. The flowers I received became a powerful catalyst for my healing and a reminder of the strength I found within myself. This is the foundation of my work today.

The flowers weren't just a romantic gesture; they were a symbol of respect and a simple request that was easy to fulfill if a man was truly interested in seeing me as a person. The men who showed up empty-handed showed me they didn't value my simple request, and in turn, didn't value me.

As I began to accumulate these arrangements on my kitchen table, my dorm room became a living testament to my journey of self-discovery. Each flower represented a small victory, a moment where I stood up for myself and was heard. The floral industry isn’t just a career for me—it's a way to connect with the very thing that helped me heal and find my voice.

My professional path is directly tied to a very personal journey. After a period of profound trauma and isolation, I was desperate to find myself and understand my worth outside of what others had dictated. In college, I found an unusual but powerful tool to help me do this: flowers.

I began to use flowers as a personal litmus test for the men I dated. I'd make a simple request for them to bring flowers on a date. It was a test of whether they would genuinely listen to me and honor my desires. The flowers themselves were secondary; the act of providing them was the primary indicator of respect.

This simple test helped me learn a profound lesson: I had a voice, and I had every right to ask for what I needed. The flowers I collected became a physical symbol of my growing self-respect and the strength I was gaining. The floral industry now allows me to share the power and beauty of these very same symbols with others.