A Creative Escape for Busy Moms
Stop Waiting Until Life Slows Down to Start Creating Again
For the Mom Who Misses Making Beautiful Things
You spend your days pouring into everyone else.
The kids.
The house.
The meals.
The schedules.
But somewhere along the way, you stopped creating things just because they brought YOU joy.
Imagine turning an ordinary grocery store flowers into something beautiful with your own hands.
Not because you're starting a flower business.
Not because you need another thing on your to-do list.
Just because creating something beautiful feels good.
This beginner-friendly floral course was made for moms who miss being creative.
No florist experience.
No expensive flowers.
No special talent required.
Just simple step-by-step lessons that will help you transform inexpensive grocery store flowers into bouquets you'll be proud to display, gift, or even sell.
If you've been waiting for a sign to do something for yourself again...
This is it.
Start creating beautiful bouquets today for less than the cost of a coffee and a sweet little treat.
Why Moms Love This
- Finally have a creative hobby that's just for you
- Feels creative and peaceful
- No floral experience needed
- Use flowers from your own grocery store
- Perfect first step to your own home based floral business
Briana Tejada
Hi! I’m Bri and if I could randomly drop off flowers to anybody and everybody all the time, I would. I am a momma of 5 and wife to my best friend. I’m a thrift store junkie and even if it’s the ugliest thing you’ve ever seen, to me it has so much potential to be amazing and cool. I love Jesus. I love being a mom and homeschooling, I love people and I love flowers.
I created this course to make my design process more accessible so everyone can create a bouquet that has a similar look and feel to a Poppy and Peppy bouquet but in a simple and more affordable way. I believe flowers are a glimpse into the beauty the day holds whether sunshine or storm, so each bouquet is designed to express that beauty and evoke joy into the eye of the beholder.
When I started floral designing, I had no idea what I was doing. Fast forward 10 years and now it is a part of who I am and I just love it! Take the leap and try it out!
