7 Incredible Florists You Should Be Following on Instagram

Whether it’s in your home or just in your Instagram feed, there’s so much to love about an artfully arranged bouquet of beautiful blooms. With Valentine’s Day, the single busiest day for a florist in any given year, just around the corner, Galerie rounded up seven of our favorite florists to follow on Instagram.

1. Emily Thompson Flowers

 

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A post shared by Emily Thompson (@emilythompsonflowers) on Mar 20, 2017 at 2:24pm PDT

Emily Thompson’s dramatic arrangements always have a freshly foraged feel, as though they’ve just been clipped from some wondrous meadow. Thompson’s New York studio and shop count the Whitney Museum, Tiffany & Co., Chanel, and the Museum of Modern Art among their impressive clientele. @emilythompsonflowers

2. Tulipina

 

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San Francisco–based Kiana Underwood brings an artistic flair to her floral designs, which frequently steal the show at weddings and events.  @tulipinadesign

3. Floret

 

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A self-proclaimed farmer-florist, Erin Benzakein runs Floret Farm in Washington State. On Instagram, Benzakein offers an inside look at her trade. From planting and weeding to crafting stunning arrangements, she shares the entire process with her followers. @floretflower

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4. La Musa de las Flores

 

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Using rich, seasonal palettes, La Musa de las Flores creates artful floral designs that look straight out of an oil painting. @lamusadelasflores

5. Amy Merrick

 

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Amy Merrick’s thoughtful, minimal designs have garnered her international attention and, recently, a floral installation at MoMA PS1. @amy_merrick

6. Putnam & Putnam

 

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Founded in 2014 by Darroch and Michael Putnam, Putnam & Putnam has quickly become a big name in New York floral design. The duo recently did the flowers for Gwyneth Paltrow’s lavish Hamptons wedding. @putnamflowers

7. Honey of a Thousand Flowers

 

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Sarah Winward’s Salt Lake City studio creates ethereal, poetic arrangements and large-scale installations. @sarah_winward