No Notes. Florals worth sending.

Most commercial photographers shoot with DSLRs or mirrorless cameras. We shoot florals on a Fujifilm GFX 50S — a medium-format sensor roughly 1.7x larger than full frame — paired with Broncolor studio strobes. The combination produces color accuracy, tonal depth, and sharpness that iPhone shots and standard DSLR work simply can't match. For flowers specifically, that difference is visible at a glance.

Florists have more lifecycle real estate than almost any retail category. Beyond the obvious (Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas), the highest-value triggers are personal: birthdays, anniversaries, sympathy, new baby, get well, and end-of-season reminders. We map all of these into your email calendar so you're sending relevant, timed messages — not just promotions.

When lifecycle email is set up correctly, it typically drives 25–40% of monthly revenue for retail florists. The biggest wins come from reactivation — customers who bought once and went quiet. A well-timed occasion reminder with the right offer brings a significant portion of them back.

Yes. If you have an ecommerce setup — Shopify, Squarespace Commerce, or a custom site — we can integrate abandoned cart flows, post-purchase sequences, and browse-based triggers that aren't possible with a purely in-store model. That said, we also work with brick-and-mortar-only shops.

Edited selects are delivered within 5 business days of the shoot. Rush delivery (48 hours) is available for time-sensitive campaigns like Valentine's Day or Mother's Day — ask us about availability.

We work primarily with Klaviyo and Mailchimp. If you're on a different platform, reach out — we've worked across most major ESPs and can usually make it work.

Yes. Web design is available as a standalone project or as part of a broader engagement. A well-built site is the foundation that makes photography and email marketing perform — we build them to load fast, look sharp on mobile, and convert browsers into buyers.