In an ever-changing floral industry the focus on online visibility has become increasingly important. Every florist has to make sure they have a strong presence on social media to keep their customers engaged and attract potential customers to their business. Here are some examples of florists that exceed the boundaries of social media.  

The term "flower store" doesn't feel quite right here. Botanical warehouse, as they call it, fits much better. From special design items to the most dreamy flowers, this store has it all. They love to show their creations online and have an Instagram following of nearly 9000 people. One of the most beautiful stores in Rotterdam, it is used for photo shoots and various companies rent their space for brainstorming sessions. In the future you can also come here with medium-sized groups for a culinary evening. From vegan to star level, 's Zomers Bloemen is open to anything.

"I have poured my heart and soul into creating an online learning platform that includes pre-recorded demonstrations and educational information but also embraces an interactive element to promote community and connectedness... to cultivate artistic curiosity and produce a “cross-pollination” of creative energy. Connecting with you on an individual level is SO important to me, so I thought long and hard about how to best make virtual learning more personal."

Floral designer, growing & arranging flowers for events, bouquets & commissions. Natural, untamed florals that are a little bit wild.

Rosanna Bailey is a Floral Designer & Gardener based in Cambridge. Her style is painterly & romantic, with touches of the whimsical & wild. 

She uses a combination of home grown and carefully sourced plants and flowers to add individuality, freshness and intrigue to her designs. Her ever-expanding cut flower garden also allows her to  offer customers more unusual botanicals than those available on the high  street.