Hafner Florist

12/17/2025

A few traditional holiday elements (conifers, holly, and mistletoe) viewed through a different lens.

Making this series of arrangements over the last week has brought me a lot of joy and I hope it does for you too.

11/25/2025

Thank you to all who came out to support Sylvania Area Family Services, Inc at our Open House this last weekend! We’re feeling the community love. ❤️

11/14/2025

Pondering and Restraint

A practice in creative discipline. I wanted to see how many arrangement configurations I could create using just three stems—two branches and one flower. I cut each stem only once and made the lightest edits to the branches. In total, there were 29 arrangements, and these are the ones that spoke to me.

Cypress and chrysanthemum.

11/13/2025

Simple and IMPACTFUL.

Let’s talk for a minute about impact and florals. Opt for floral impact statements over minutia spread over an entire event space. Flowers don’t have to be frilly and foofy —they are inherently beautiful and can be chic without all the fuss. Trust us, your guests will notice and remember.

Mass composition of Cymbidium orchid and asclepias.

Soapstone vessel by

10/19/2025

Creating line with mass using chrysanthemums blooming in the garden.

10/11/2025

Banksia and paper.

It doesn’t take much to create impact.

10/01/2025

Bye September.

Black snakeroot, black cohosh and a bald-faced hornet nest.

Ikebana is 80% thinking and 20% doing. This piece was brewing in the back of my mind for a couple weeks until it decided to come out today.

07/19/2025

Sometimes it’s about the flowers and sometimes it’s about the vessel.

06/11/2025

More sweet pea on the vine.

06/04/2025

Sweet peas on the vine.

05/22/2025

After a much needed break from social to reset and recharge—we’re back. So here’s a tiny bowl of calamondin oranges. See you soon. ✌️

05/07/2025