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11/09/2024

Locally sourced wildflower themed summer wedding captured by

10/14/2024

Compote centerpiece moment from June with at 🌸

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09/30/2024

For K & M - Two days filled with incredible people and flowers - can’t wait to share more about this day

Bride’s testament
“I wholeheartedly recommend Sycamore Floral Co. Stephani and her team exceeded our expectations with their exquisite designs, transforming our wedding weekend into a visual masterpiece. The color palette she selected perfectly aligned with our vision, making each arrangement a true work of art.

Our celebration spanned two days, each with its own unique charm. The first day at Fredrick Meijer Gardens felt like an elegant, upscale garden party, with vibrant colors and sculptural beauty. The second day, held in a high school auditorium, was enriched with cultural elements from my husband’s homeland, Eritrea. Stephani took the time to understand these cultural nuances, incorporating braided palm branches to echo traditional basket weaving and selecting colors that reflected Eritrea’s arid landscape.

One of the highlights was the breathtaking hanging greenery installation, a testament to Stephani’s creativity and attention to detail. What I admired most was her ability to blend beauty with intriguing textures and colors, making each piece not just beautiful, but captivating.

Choosing Sycamore Floral Co. was one of the best decisions we made for our wedding, and we are eternally grateful for the stunning creations she provided. The photos simply cannot capture the true beauty of her work, and our guests were effusive in their praise of the florals.”

Thank you, Kate! ❤️

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09/27/2024

Flower Facts 🎉✨ - Dahlias

Wide Variety: Dahlias come in an incredible range of colors, shapes, and sizes. There are over 42 different species and thousands of varieties, from small “pom-pom” types to dinner-plate-sized blooms, which can reach up to 12 inches across. What you see in this photo is the Anemone variety. They are one of the more sensitive. Dahlias, but with proper care and careful placement, they’re one of my favorite additions.

Long Bloom Season: They bloom from mid-summer through fall, making them perfect for late-season arrangements when many other flowers have finished their bloom cycle. - Luckily, Michigan has some BOMB flower farmers, and I can get them as early as June :)

Native Origins: Dahlias are native to the mountainous regions of Mexico and Central America. They were first cultivated by the Aztecs, who grew them for their beauty and practical uses, such as food and medicine. - This was surprising news to me! I didn’t know dahlias have medicinal purposes. - From the research I’ve quickly done, here are some bullet points : Edible Tuber Roots: The Aztecs traditionally consumed the tubers of dahlias as a food source. These tubers contain a natural sugar called inulin, which the body processes differently from glucose. Inulin has prebiotic properties, meaning it can support gut health by feeding beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract. It is also being explored for its potential use in managing blood sugar levels for people with diabetes. Diuretic Properties: Some anecdotal evidence suggests that dahlia tubers were used for their diuretic effects, helping to flush excess water and salts from the body. Immune System Support: While scientific research is limited, dahlia extracts could help support the immune system, particularly due to the inulin content, which might promote a healthy gut environment. Skin Health: Traditional uses also include applying dahlia extracts or oils to the skin to soothe irritation, although this practice is based more on historical accounts than scientific evidence.

Symbolism: In the language of flowers, dahlias represent dignity, elegance, and a lasting bond.- CUTE as heck

09/02/2024

This year has been a beautiful convergence of my personal and professional lives, as I’ve stepped into the role of a bride for the first time. For over a decade, I’ve poured my heart into creating floral arrangements and bringing my clients’ wedding visions to life. Yet, planning my own wedding has given me a profound new insight into what my clients experience throughout the process.

As a floral designer, I’ve always approached weddings with extensive care and creativity, but now, walking in a bride’s shoes, I feel a much deeper emotional connection to the overall process. Every decision—from choosing the flowers to curating the overall aesthetic—carries a different weight once you have experienced it. This new perspective has given me a different understanding of the emotional highs and challenges my couples face, allowing me to relate to them in a new light.

It’s truly magical to see weddings from this dual lens. While I’ve always adored weddings and wanted to create ones that capture my couples, my appreciation for their union has grown tenfold. It’s not just about creating something beautiful but about understanding the personal meaning behind every choice, every flower, and every moment. This experience has enhanced my passion and commitment to ensuring each couple feels truly seen, supported, and celebrated. My connection to my clients has deepened in ways I didn’t expect, and it’s been such a joy to blend my personal journey with my professional calling.

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08/28/2024

Loving this stunningly beautiful moment captured by from wedding at in July. We were blessed with the perfect weather for this summer celebration. 🫶🎯🌞

08/21/2024

I love a good repurposing moment! Moving the ceremony arch to the reception? Absolutely doable (most of the time). For anyone who says it can’t be done—well, let’s just say they need to try a little harder (kidding!) 😈. But in all seriousness, there are quite a few logistics to consider when repurposing arches, asymmetrical arches, and other ceremony decor. Things like: how far is the reception space from the ceremony? Are the doors wide enough? What’s the guest flow like? Are you okay with a slightly sweaty florist moving through your cocktail hour if needed? How long are family photos going to take? Are those happening right after the ceremony? How long is your cocktail hour? When is your photographer planning to take detail shots?

The list goes on, but it can be done—especially if you’re nice to me 🤪 & getting married at annnnnnd if your wedding day logistics allow it.

08/20/2024

I can’t help but grin ear to ear, thinking about the flawless weddings we’ve executed this season! With just four more to go, it’s hard to believe how many beautiful creations have come to life. As Sycamore wraps up its third season, I’m excited for the many more to come. This week, we’re back at one of my favorite venues, Venue3Two, and I find myself reminiscing about Cara and Noah’s simply timeless wedding day. I adore working with fluffy neutrals—there’s so much room to explore textures, which are key to crafting those elegant, neutral color palettes.

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08/09/2024

Precious moments from wedding in July at 🫶

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08/07/2024

Can we all agree that flowers on film just hits differently?!

Cute little sneak peeks from my engagement session with - I'm a florist of course I made a bouquet 😜

07/31/2024

As some of you may know, I’m planning my wedding for 2025! Being a wedding florist, there’s one design element I absolutely must have: a floral meadow for my sweetheart table! It’s incredibly romantic, and since I’m not getting married in a flower field, I’m bringing the beauty indoors! This lush design was done on a gorgeous June day. June is known for its peony season, but those foxgloves are the star of the show. Aka - everyone needs a floral meadow 😋

07/23/2024

What’s my favorite thing to design? Compotes, 100% compotes. A compote, you ask? It’s a fancy name for a footed bowl. These elegant pieces make perfect centerpieces for round tables and add timeless charm to any wedding reception.

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07/22/2024

Alayna (the bride) and Kelly from All Buttoned Up made my cake installation dreams come true! I had been dying to create a cake meadow, and last month, I finally did. I absolutely adore this type of installation and am crossing my fingers that I get to continue making these in 2025.

Beautifully captured by .fourniers
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07/20/2024

Flowers so cute and whimsical you’ll never forget em 🥳

07/19/2024

Their’s so many ways to pack a punch at your ceremony but this may be my new favorite! Urns are timeless, and easily repurposed to your reception space. You should always get the most out of your flowers and this is one of the many ways to do so.

07/01/2024

I’ve encouraged many of my clients to choose mono-floral bouquets for their bridesmaids, and the results are simply stunning. In this case, I truly believe that less is more. While I offer this style with a variety of flowers, sweet pea bouquets are among my favorites! A bonus is they smell delicious 😋

06/29/2024

Just out here creating bouquets you won't be able to stop thinking about 😁🤪

06/28/2024

Everyone dreams of their fairytale wedding when they’re little (I know you have, don’t lie!). And when the day finally comes, I want it to exceed those expectations. As a wedding florist, that’s my main goal: making those dreams turn into reality and then some.
Megan and her family were the sweetest people in the world. I loved creating floral arrangements for them, and I would do so 100 times over. photos beautifully capture this incredible fairytale, and I can’t wait to share more of them. I mean, come on, do you see the butterfly in the background?! It truly couldn’t get more magical than that.

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Grand Rapids, MI

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://Www.sycamorefloralco.com/

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