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Using Social Media with Intention: Part Two - From Hashtags to Content Proliferation Jul 28, 2025

Image - The Statement Vase from First Steps with Flowers


In Part One, we explored why clarity, focus, and consistency are essential when it comes to building your presence on social media. We talked about intention, sharing the right kind of work, and how to maintain a consistent brand and tone.

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Using Social Media with Intention: Part One - Clarity, Consistency, and Creative Focus Jul 25, 2025

Image - The Jam Jars from First Steps with Flowers


Social media can feel like a mystery, can’t it? You put something out there, and maybe it gets twenty likes. Maybe it gets two hundred. And you’ve absolutely no idea why.

Instead of shouting into the void and hoping for the best, I’d love to sha...

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Curating Your Authentic Floral Style: 5 Steps to Kickstart Your Floral Journey Jul 21, 2025

Image - The Table Design from First Steps with Flowers


So, you want to work with flowers? Whether you’re dreaming of becoming a florist or just want to create some stunning floral designs for yourself, finding your authentic style is key.  It’s not about copying trends or trying to fit in.  It’s ...

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Ever wish someone would write all your emails for you so that you can get back to the things you love ...  LIKE FLOWERS?

Let me lighten your workload with this free collection of five essential email templates designed to help you efficiently tackle some of the most common - AND time consuming administrative tasks us floral designers get distracted by. In this helpful guide, I share with you the exact email templates I use within my own business to communicate professionally, keep my busy days better organised and claim back my precious time for a life filled with greater balance and ease.

Download five essential email templates for :

How To Apply For Freelance Work
How To Build Connections And Relationships
How To Book The Bride
How To Send A Winning Proposal
How To Keep The Door Open