Kristen Honeycutt Photography

My career as a florist started 20 years ago, back when I was a different person who wanted a very different life.  My dad used to ask me what I wanted to be when I grew up, and my answer was always "I wanted to be an artist," being a practical father his reply was always: artists don't make any money.  But I wanted to do it just the same, and I knew even then that this was what I had to do and who I had to be.

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Of course it was a long and difficult road, but getting the chance to pour everything that I had into my career was nothing less than what I would have settled for.  It's been tough, but it's given me the chance to work with some of the most talented people through opportunities that I never would have dreamed would happen.  Each new friendship or connection I made is what truly taught me to become a better version of myself and what I knew I wanted my business to be.  

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Whether it be designing florals for a wedding or planting a garden in my front yard, working with flowers fills me with the same passion and excitement that I have felt since the beginning and that has never changed.

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No matter where I've ended up over the years, taking the hard road or getting lost along the way, flowers have always helped me feel like I was right at home.

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with love,

  Elaine 

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