Rachel Cho Floral Design

60 tulips in 1 vase. Tulips are in season, so they are cheap and fresh. Try this out, it’s so fun and easy. Here’s how: Stack them neatly into a pyramid. Grab them all carefully. Gently cut straight across with a knife. Tie with a rubber band. Place into a clear vase and show off those clean lines. Tell me how you did 🤩 #tulips #tulipsofinstagram #tulipseason #flowerarranging #flowerarrangement #rachelchofloral

Don’t be afraid to experiment! Try these tricks the next time you make an arrangement. - reflex or twist rose and tulip petals (gently) - so fun! You’ll be delighted with the results - choose flowers that are similar in color tone - for a nice full bouquet I use about 24 stems of flowers to make an impact. Change it up! I love using different flowers together. Whatever you do, experiment, have fun, and find your groove 🤩 #floraldesign #floristsofinstagram #flowerarrangement #flowerarranging #florist #rachelchofloral

Let’s empower our girls 💪🏼 Tag and share with the women you love #internationalwomensday #womensupportingwomen #womeninbusiness #femaleownedbusiness #womensmonth #happyinternationalwomensday

Icelandic poppies are back in season. Burn baby burn 🔥 Burn the stems to make them last longer. #flowerhack #flowerpower #poppies #floristsofinstagram #rachelchofloral #flowerclass

Truly love my city. Every flower rejector included 🫶 Watch the full version on TikTok with a wider NYC cast. Love all of them!!! @rachelchofloral #nyc #nycflorist #floristsofinstagram #valentinesday #rachelchofloral

It’s not a toxic trait. You can actually do it. My tips for you to make your own Valentine’s Day arrangement 😘

Yellow + red isn’t the easiest color combo to work with.. but when it’s Lunar New Year, we go a little EXTRA with it 🧧🌟❤️💛 Ingredients used: kumquat branches, red painted fan palm, azima and Japanese oncidium orchids, gloriosa, quince, and pin cushion. 🤩 Split your branches to help absorb more water to last longer. Be sure to Like, Share, Follow for more flower tips, hacks, and flower arranging 🌹 Happy Lunar New Year to you! #lunarnewyear #flowerarranging #kumquats #orchids #quince #rachelchofloral

Tulips are in full effect 🥰 YAY! Use them reflexed or as is, you can’t go wrong. I ❤️🧡 them to pieces. From this dead of winter until the end of spring. Take full advantage of all the colors, shapes, sizes, and textures this season.. double petaled, fringed, French, star, dyed, you name it. Who loves tulips as much as I do? 🙋🏻

I’m making this for my 2nd grade elementary school teacher, from Queens, NY. It was ordered by her daughter who I met back then when Mrs. Chin brought her into work one day and spent the day with us in class. I was a quiet and shy kid, and I was new to the school and did not speak English. Mrs. Chin helped me learn English and was always so kind. Fast forward 37 years later, her daughter Allison called my studio saying I was her mother’s favorite and wanted to send her mother, Mrs. Chin, a floral arrangement from me. So here I am, creating a holiday arrangement for my 2nd grade teacher. My daughter is in 2nd grade now, and this reminds me of how fast time flies by 🥹 #nycflorist #grateful #fullcircle #nostalgia #floralarrangement #floristsofinstagram #rachelchofloral

We’re decorating the holidays all over town. The Lotte New York Palace is one place you shouldn’t miss. Ingredients are simple but impactful: white birch, amaryllis, blue star fern, flocked asparagus, and pine cones 🤩 Follow along for more weekly installation of the holidays and beyond #nycflorist #luxuryflorist #flowers #flowerinspiration #happyholidays #rachelchofloral

Happy holidays flower crown ❤️

It’s fall y’all 🍂🧡 It’ll be holiday season soon, so here to share some Thanksgiving fall colors before it quickly turns into reds, silvers, golds, & glitter✨ the day after Turkey day 🦃 Also, that mum that looks like a sunflower 🥰🤩 #bouquetmaking #bouquet #thanksgiving #floraldesign

Ready for Thanksgiving? If you’re hosting a lovely Thanksgiving dinner with food and a beautiful centerpiece, use this tip on your flowers: Sprite = sugar + citric acid Bleach = bacteria killer A small amount of both will help keep your arrangement to last a little longer. That means you can make your table centerpiece a day ahead. Sugar and citric acid helps to nourish the flowers. Bleach helps to ward off bacteria that causes them to wilt faster. This cocktail dose will help to lengthen the shelf life of your flowers just a tad longer. Want to know more? Share, like, and follow for more beautiful flower tips and flower arranging 🧡 Love you guys so much! #flowerarrangement #flowerarranging #flowertips #flowersofinstagram #florist #nycflorist #floristsofinstagram #rachelchofloral

Giving “cheap” carnations their moment to hang out next to the expensive ranunculus by giving them a slight makeover. Whether you’ve seen/used this hack before or you’re seeing it for the first time, carnations get a bad rap by themselves most of the time 😢 Me? I have always loved them, middle petals stripped or not 🧡 Be sure to follow for more flower hacks, tips and tricks, and how to arrange/design/have fun with flowers. #flowerlovers #carnations #makeover #floraldesign #flowers #flowerstagram #rachelchofloral

A new “twist” on roses❣️We’ve been reflexing rose petals for a while now. How about twisting instead? It’s slightly gentler on the petals than reflexing, opens up the rose beautifully, rounds out the shape of the rose, provides excellent coverage and adds a more interesting texture to your arrangement. And very satisfying and fun to do 😌 Save + like + share + follow for more flower how-to’s 😉

Calling all social media and marketing interns! 🤩We’re looking for a savvy individual interested in content creation, social media, and creative marketing to join our marketing team. Learn the ins and outs of a business that happens to create wonderful floral designs in NYC. This opportunity is not remote, ability to commute to our NYC studio is required. Email resume / portfolio / interest to [email protected]. Btw, one of my favorite plants, oxalis, rehydrating and fluttering beautifully in the sun 🦋 #oxalis #oxalistriangularis #floraldesign #nycflorist

Flower crown ❤️🌹 #flowercrown #flowercrownmaking #flowerhowto #floristsofinstagram #nycflorist #rachelchofloral #lanadelreyvibes

Pin frog flower arranging tips to keep in your back pocket when you come across some challenges 💡🤩🤓 Comment with any tips you might have! Follow for more flower arranging tips. I share 18 years of flower knowledge and what’s worked best for me. But I am here to learn and share so please free free to share yours!

My 1-hydrangea arranging. I’m using a piece of chicken wire along with the hydrangea because the vase was a little large for the number of flower stems recipe’d. This helps to place the stems where you want it to go and prevents shifting around after you arranged (ie delivering/transporting). You always need to assess the situation to help you decide on what mechanics makes the most sense for your arrangement. Stay tuned, follow, share, and like to get more tips on flower arranging whether you are doing it as a hobby or are a budding florist 🤩🥰 #floraldesign #flowertutorial #flowerlesson #flowerarranging #rachelchofloral

How to dry a sunflower 🌻 1. Cut the bloom off of the stem 2. Add a layer of silica gel beads into a tupperware 3. Lay each bloom face down, leaving enough room for each one and straightening out the petals 4. Pour silica gel beads all over and completely cover them 5. After 4-6 days, fish them out carefully! The silica gel beads absorb the moisture out of the flower while maintaining the shape and color. The more water a bloom holds, the longer you should leave the bloom in the silica gel beads. Wanna know more? Follow + share + like to learn more about flower how to’s. Let me know how you do 🌻