Dr. Sobia Mirza is Muslim, but she and her husband Alex’s ceremony wasn’t the most traditional nikah. Because of the pandemic, the couple opted to invite their friends and family via Zoom to a backyard celebration that was low-fuss but high-tech.
When you think of Mother’s Day, chances are you might think of flowers. It’s a time-honored tradition to treat Mom to a beautiful bouquet of flowers... But what about the mothers behind the bouquets?
By developing deep, mutually beneficial relationships with key wholesalers, and sourcing directly from farms, we're able to get the best pricing in the market, and we pass those savings on to our customers.
With weddings trending smaller and more casual, detailed and personal florals have become a decor staple. We have all the details on 2021 Wedding Trends here.
This past October, we worked with Anuja and Rob on their modern Indian microwedding in Georgetown. They originally planned for a wedding in May 2021, but realized that with the pandemic, there’s no time like the present.
We were honored to work with several South Asian brides last summer, as they planned their weddings through the coronavirus pandemic. Paying homage to tradition, each couple brought their own unique aesthetic and style to their wedding.
Rose and Dave, one of our first Poppy couples, literally tied the knot with a traditional Irish handfasting ceremony, overlooking DC at one of their favorite restaurants, O-ku Sushi.
Flowers make people happy. They are an immune booster for the soul. Take some time for yourself to get creative, disconnect from the world, and make something beautiful with your hands.
At The Dirt, we share tips on how to stay calm, cool and collected while planning a wedding, hype creative women in business we admire, and give an insider’s view to the floral supply chain. Dig in.
