Who stands behind
Claimharbor
Good editorial work rarely happens alone. The florists, photographers, and stylists featured here shape how we think about bouquet design - and how we write about it.
The hands behind the flowers
Craft. Our editorial coverage draws directly from working florists - people who source seasonal stems, build structural arrangements, and know why a garden rose behaves differently than a ranunculus. Their hands-on knowledge keeps our writing grounded.
Images that show what words miss
Detail. A photograph can show stem placement, colour temperature, and scale in a single frame. The photographers we work with specialise in wedding editorial - they understand how bouquets move, how light catches texture, and how to make structure legible on screen.
Context from people who teach it
Depth. Several contributors run floristry workshops or teach at TAFE colleges. That background shapes the way they explain technique - not as a tutorial, but as a practitioner reflecting on what actually works when you're building a bouquet for a real ceremony with real constraints.
Florists and photographers worth featuring
If your work involves bouquet design, floral styling, or wedding floristry education, we'd like to hear from you. Claimharbor is an editorial project - not an agency or a directory. We're looking for people whose practice produces something worth writing about, not people with the largest social following.
Declan Forde
Editorial Coordinator, Claimharbor
"We respond to every enquiry personally. If your work is a fit, we'll tell you exactly how we'd like to use it."