Kalos LLC

03/31/2021

03/31/2021

As a florist I have fresh flowers in my house, always. Nothing fancy or expensive but flowers that are simple that add a pop of life and fresh color to the room. Here’s what I’m looking at this week. Happy spring to all!

01/03/2021

If you’re like me and took down your holiday decorations today, or you will be doing so soon, here’s a florist pro-tip for your now de-cozified (is that a word?!) house: buy yourself a dozen white roses, snip some greens off your outdoor planter or wreath and wa-la! A beautiful floral piece to add keep some beauty and life in your house while storing all the red and green until next December.

10/24/2020

Ceremony design for today’s wedding. @ Union Depot

09/04/2020

While my business focuses on floral arrangements for weddings and large events, occasionally I get asked to create pieces to help remember someone’s life and add beauty to hard, mournful circumstances. Today was one of those occasional times and while creating I had the chance to ask the Spirit to comfort those who would see the flowers I arranged. When I got home I had a few flowers leftover so I made this small arrangement in hopes of giving it away to someone else who could use some comfort or hope or joy. If you know someone who could use this, and you can pick it up from my house or school tomorrow, you can have it to pass on. Message/text me if you’d like it.

08/21/2020

Lots of on-site floral design for today’s wedding at the St. Paul College Club. Simple, chic, garden party to celebrate love. Yes please. @ St. Paul College Club

08/07/2020

When the bride gets this preview photo back. 😍 That dress, these people, the love, those flowers, this city. We’re obviously biased on the flowers, but really, everything in this picture is perfection.

08/02/2020

Such a fun install with today’s wedding: greenery covered truss & ceremony arch. ((Not ideal lighting for iPhone photos, noted)) @ Machine Shop

08/02/2020

Sneak peek at an arrangement for today’s wedding. Congrats and Tony!

06/18/2020

It’s my favorite day...wedding photos are back from one of our brides and the bouquet made the highlight reel.

05/16/2020

Today’s bride earned her wedding day. Let’s just say - all the covid changes - but, so fun to adjust things and still create beautiful flowers to help celebrate love that will withstand pandemics and much more. Congrats Anna & Andy! @ Chaska, Minnesota

05/14/2020

The neighborhood trees are flowering and this flower lady is in heaven on her lunchtime walks right now.

05/09/2020

Mother’s Day arrangements heading out the door today too. Love, officially spread. ❤️

05/09/2020

Mother’s Day bouquets getting picked up and delivered all day today. So fun to spread the love. ❤️ @ Minneapolis, Minnesota

05/03/2020

Last call! All orders due by 5pm tomorrow. Delivery or pick-up available. Spread the love.

04/29/2020

Lots of orders coming in for those moms. Get yours in by Monday! Delivery & pick-up available.

04/27/2020

It is all about people, like I wrote about last week. When you get pictures back though, it’s all about flowers. @ Minneapolis, Minnesota

04/25/2020

This is a picture of a bridal bouquet I made this morning. It’s for a teacher in my school district that I met because we’re on the math team working to plan math lessons for distance learning. Her wedding was canceled due to stay at home orders so she’s getting married in her backyard today with immediate family and she still needed a bouquet. While this pandemic is hard there are so many bright spots and I am reminded so deeply that it’s not actually about flowers, perfect plans or math lessons...it’s about people. It’s always about people. May whatever you do today be about caring for and encouraging people wherever and however you can and may you be on alert to see where you might do that even when you don’t expect it.