Ixora Floral Studio

04/22/2025

When you are able to forage the most perfect blooms ❤️ (pink Raphiolepsis)

04/15/2025

Scroll to the last few images….Room reveals are my favorites! I work so closely with my clients from the very beginning and I, personally, can picture the entire event, with all the details right from the start. Many put their trust in me to create florals that will make an impact, while honoring their aesthetic.

But I realize it’s often difficult for my clients to see the “big picture” during our many conversations throughout the planning process. Even with our creative sample meeting they are only seeing one table, one style, at a single moment. But I see it ALL coming together. So when I see their excitement when they finally walk into the space we have been creating all along and having a reaction like this, it’s such an amazing, and proud, moment ❤️

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04/13/2025

Spring weddings 💗

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03/20/2025

03/16/2025

A classic church wedding at the gorgeous St. Monica’s

03/10/2025

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02/26/2025

❤️We will miss the Altadena Country Club❤️

02/21/2025

One of our last weddings at the historic Altadena Country Club. We will miss this venue…. But we will be right here waiting until they re build and we can help create beautiful memories again.❤️

02/19/2025

I ❤️❤️❤️❤️a bride that loves a floral avant- garde twist

(So I totally missed posting this wedding on Valentine’s Day, which I had planned on ever since I received this gallery 🤦🏽‍♀️ well, better late than never!

02/07/2025

🖤🤍 forever

01/30/2025

Can we just take a second for the stage installation??!

01/25/2025

💙 Something Blue 💙

01/23/2025

The details from this wedding were everything

01/23/2025

It can’t get any more chic than this

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01/12/2025

It has been an intense few days. The fire, perpetuated by extreme winds, was extremely close to my home, and even more threatening to my parents and brother’s homes in a nearby canyon.
We evacuated the girls, along with my parents, 4 cats, 2 dogs, and a chicken (who “accidentally” was carried into the car by one of my daughters🤦🏽‍♀️)

My husband and I evacuated the chickens and goats to the flower shop in the shop van- who knew how handy a flower shop van would be! I had to walk the alpacas down to the shop at 12:45 am amid wild winds and the fire right on the hillside behind us. Intense cannot explain it. I settled all the animals into the shop (with no power and almost complete darkness) and put up any flowers they would eat- because , you know, they are goats and any plant material is a heavenly treat. (Turns out it didn’t really matter bc my client cancelled the event that I had ordered 400 roses for and received that morning 🤷‍♀️)
Let me tell you, I never in my wildest thoughts think that I would ever sleep on the floor of my flower shop with 2 alpacas, 20 chickens and 3 goats with just a flash light, communicating sporadically with my brother the entire night, just ensuring he was safe, as well as our family’s homes.

My girls did come home last night and we are settling into the house…. It’s just like camping without power and using the BBQ for dinner but we, and my family, are safe. (Currently, there is still water drops on the mountain behind us and the national guard is blocking anyone coming into our part of Sierra Madre bc looting has been a major concern/issue)

My heat breaks for the many families and friends that lost their homes in the devastating Altadena fires. It is unfathomable the amount of destruction and loss on such a massive scale. (And these were not houses right up against the hill like our neighborhood- these were foothill adjacent neighborhoods that were destroyed by blowing embers. ) Clean up, re building, re establishing will take years. Never will the historic beautiful 1920’s homes be replicated. The Altadena country club, where we have worked for dozens of weddings, is gone, along with a church we have done weddings.

12/21/2024

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