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Beautiful tones of blush amber copper orange peach and cream for an late summer autumn wedding in Stinson beach using sustainable designed flowers by Gorgeous and Green.

Pilar Zuniga offers community flower workshops and sustainable flower design courses to florists both new and experienced florists. She is also a well practiced speaker and presenter, and has presented on sustainable floral design and her experience as a florist and business owner of color, throughout the bay area and even on the east coast. Some photos of her presentation and demo at the Slow Flowers Summit in 2021.

Frances and Vincent know how to throw a party! This wedding was one for the books, complete with costume changes, floral abundance, and a stunning palatial venue. Every detail was...

Shefali and Charlie have impeccable taste, if we do say so. They showed admirable restraint by nixing flowers from their nuptials and opting instead to go for layers of lush,...

Spring couldn't have come sooner. With the state of the world as it it, the blossoms and greening plants just make life a little softer. We are here for all...

From passionate elopements, to drastically pared-down pandemic guest lists, love always finds a way. Gorgeous & Green offers a Small Event Order option as a more economic choice for those seeking...

We had such an awesome time putting together a refined take on a tropical theme for Bonnie and Dylan’s nuptials at Preservation Park in Oakland.  The bridal party looked super...

The leaves are changing colors, the Bay Area is finally getting some rain, the days are getting shorter... it's Fall y'all! And you know what that means... it's time to...

I'm a Sustainable Floristry Network Ambassador! Well, I feel like I have been for some time (maybe since I started Gorgeous and Green and was looking to see how other...

Small Fall Pandemic Wedding in 2020 was not just sweet but gloriously beautiful and heartfelt with jewel tone drama and lively floral design.

Best way to be sustainable in your wedding planning? Stay Small. (and look at these unicorn flowers for inspo)

I've started a new Instagram Collective of Florists of Color!