FLORAL SERVICES

The Hidden Garden brings unmatched expertise and elegance to every event, making them Los Angeles’ premier luxury florist. Specializing in bespoke floral arrangements for weddings, corporate events, intimate gatherings, and hotels, our team of floral artists is dedicated to crafting designs that elevate any space. With a commitment to quality and artistry, The Hidden Garden transforms every occasion into an unforgettable floral experience.

Elevating Corporate Spaces: The Power of Luxury Floral Displays

Elevating Corporate Spaces: The Power of Luxury Floral Displays

 

In the dynamic world of Los Angeles, where first impressions matter, the presence of flowers in corporate spaces is more than just a decorative touch—it’s a statement of elegance, creativity, and attention to detail. Studies have shown that including fresh flowers in work environments can significantly boost productivity, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being. At The Hidden Garden, they’ve mastered the art of transforming spaces with luxury floral arrangements that do more than just beautify—they elevate.

The transformative power of flowers is no secret. Imagine entering a bustling hotel lobby or a corporate office and being greeted by the vibrant colors and subtle fragrances of expertly arranged blooms. The ambiance shifts immediately, offering a sense of calm and inspiration. This isn’t just a fleeting feeling; research from Harvard University (among many others) has proven that floral displays can spark creativity and improve mood and better mental and physical health, making them an invaluable addition to any setting. 

As a leading Los Angeles florist, The Hidden Garden takes pride in crafting bespoke hotel floral arrangements that adorn some of the city’s most luxurious hotels. Each installation is carefully curated to reflect the unique style and atmosphere of its location, whether it’s the lush elegance of the Beverly Wilshire or the colorful flair of the Beverly Hills Hotel. Their floral designs are more than just decorations—they’re experiences that captivate guests and set the tone for unforgettable stays.

Consider their work at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills Hotel, where towering arrangements of orchids and luxurious greenery create a welcoming environment that exudes opulence. Or their collaboration with the Maybourne Hotel, where the event flowers and fresh weekly displays are as charmy and warm as the hotel itself. These luxury floral arrangements are a testament to the transformative power of flowers, turning an everyday space into an extraordinary experience.

 

Luckily for all of us in the Greater Los Angeles area, the beauty of The Hidden Garden’s work isn’t confined to five-star hotels. Whether you’re looking to enhance your corporate office, create an inviting atmosphere in your hotel lobby, or simply want to add a touch of luxury to your home, their Los Angeles flower delivery service makes bringing these exquisite blooms into your space easy. Office florals, baby shower arrangements, and end-of-summer soirees alike are tailored to match your vision and aesthetic, ensuring that every arrangement is beautiful and perfectly aligned with your vision.

In a city where style and sophistication are paramount, The Hidden Garden offers a seamless way to incorporate the luxury of fresh flowers into your environment. Discover the difference that luxury flowers can make in your space—explore our offerings and place your order today.

Visit us: 2250 Cotner Avenue, Los Angeles, California, 90064

Shop online: www.hiddengardenflowers.com

Call us: (310) 575-6600

Experience the difference that premium, expertly arranged flowers can make in the office or your home. The Hidden Garden - where nature's beauty meets artistic vision.

 

 

 

 

 

How To Elevate Your Wedding Florals to New Heights

How To Elevate Your Wedding Florals to New Heights

 

In the ever-evolving world of wedding design, 2024 has seen a significant rise in the popularity of ceiling treatments as a focal point for wedding ceremonies and receptions. These stunning installations transform venues into ethereal spaces, creating an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression on every guest. As couples seek to personalize every aspect of their big day, ceiling treatments offer a unique opportunity to reflect their style and taste. Whether you’re drawn to cascading florals, lush greenery, or even modern minimalist designs, there’s a ceiling treatment that can elevate your wedding to new heights—literally and figuratively.


Personalizing Your Floral Ceiling Treatment:

The beauty of ceiling treatments lies in their versatility. Whether your wedding style leans toward classic elegance, bohemian chic, or contemporary luxury, a well-designed floral installation can seamlessly integrate with your vision. For those enchanted by the romance of a garden wedding, consider draping lush, cascading florals like wisteria or ivy from above. This creates a dreamy, enchanted forest atmosphere that envelops your guests in a world of natural beauty. If you prefer a modern aesthetic, a minimalist approach using geometric structures adorned with simple yet striking blooms like orchids or calla lilies can make a bold statement. The key to a successful ceiling treatment is ensuring it complements the overall theme of your wedding, tying together every element into a cohesive and breathtaking experience.


Exploring Other Floral Installations:

While ceiling treatments are undoubtedly a showstopper, they are just one of many ways to incorporate floral grandeur into your wedding. Consider a floral chuppah, a canopy under which many couples exchange their vows. Traditionally seen in Jewish weddings, a chuppah adorned with blooms can be tailored to suit any wedding style, providing an intimate and symbolic space for your ceremony. Alternatively, floral arches offer a similar effect, framing the couple as they say "I do" and creating a stunning backdrop for photos. For receptions, climbing floral installations can transform a simple venue into a botanical wonderland. Imagine vines of roses winding up columns or floral chandeliers hanging above dining tables—each one a testament to the endless possibilities of floral design.

 


 

The Hidden Garden Difference:

At The Hidden Garden, a top-tier floral shop in Los Angeles, they pride themselves on bringing dreams to life with unparalleled expertise in luxury floral design. Their team has had the privilege of creating breathtaking floral ceiling treatments and other showstopping installations for some of Los Angeles’ most glamorous weddings. From intimate garden ceremonies to lavish ballroom receptions, the designers work closely with each couple to ensure their vision is met and exceeded. Their creations have graced the pages of top wedding magazines, such as People, Vogue, Inside Weddings, and more. They are a true testament to their commitment to excellence and innovation in floral artistry. Every wedding design uniquely reflects the couple's love story, meticulously crafted to create an unforgettable celebration.

Your wedding day should be nothing short of extraordinary, and with the right floral design, it can be just that. Whether you’re drawn to the drama of a ceiling treatment or the elegance of a floral arch, The Hidden Garden is here to turn your vision into reality. Their experienced designers are dedicated to crafting bespoke floral arrangements that elevate your wedding to a new level of luxury. If you’re planning your big day and looking for inspiration, look no further than The Hidden Garden—where every detail blooms with perfection.

 

 

 

 

Orchids: Everything You Need to Know for Successful Blooms

Orchids: Everything You Need to Know for Successful Blooms



Orchids have long fascinated botanists, gardeners, and flower enthusiasts alike. Their journey from discovery to becoming a beloved household plant is a story rich with history, culture, and beauty. The first recorded mention of orchids can be traced back to ancient Greece, where Theophrastus, a student of Aristotle, documented these intriguing plants around the 4th century BC. However, it wasn't until the 18th and 19th centuries that orchids truly began to captivate the Western world, spurring an intense fascination and the development of orchid cultivation. Explorers returned from their expeditions with tales of these mysterious and alluring plants, sparking an orchid mania that swept through Europe. By the Victorian era, orchids had become symbols of wealth and luxury, with collectors going to great lengths to acquire rare specimens. Over the centuries, cultivation techniques evolved, allowing orchids to be grown in greenhouses and, eventually, in our homes.

Today, orchids are more accessible than ever, yet they still carry an air of elegance and sophistication. They have adapted to various environments, and their care has been refined into an art form. Whether you're a seasoned plant lover or a novice, orchids offer a rewarding challenge, bringing a touch of luxury into any space. 

Mastering Orchid Care at Home: Top Tips for Success

Caring for orchids at home can be as fulfilling as it is intricate. With the right knowledge, you can ensure that your orchids thrive, displaying their breathtaking blooms year after year. Here are some expert tips from The Hidden Garden to help you maintain your orchids in perfect condition: 

  1. Choosing the Right Soil and Potting Options: Orchids are epiphytes, meaning they naturally grow on other plants rather than in soil. Therefore, they require a specialized potting mix, typically made from bark, sphagnum moss, or a combination of both. This mix allows for proper air circulation around the roots, which is crucial for orchid health. When repotting, choose a clear plastic pot with drainage holes, as this will allow you to monitor the roots and prevent waterlogging.
  1. Hydration: Ice vs. Water: A popular method of watering orchids involves placing a few ice cubes on the surface of the potting medium once a week. This slow release of water mimics the natural dew orchids would receive in their native habitats. However, some orchid enthusiasts prefer to water their plants thoroughly with room-temperature water, ensuring the entire root system is hydrated. Whichever method you choose, consistency is key—overwatering or underwatering can both lead to root rot or dehydration.
  1. Feeding Your Orchid: Orchids benefit from regular feeding, particularly during their growing season. A balanced orchid fertilizer, diluted to half strength, should be applied every two weeks. This will provide the necessary nutrients to support healthy foliage and vibrant blooms. Be cautious not to over-fertilize, as this can damage the roots.
  1. Pruning for Longevity: Once your orchid's flowers have faded, it's important to prune the spent flower spikes. This not only tidies up the plant but also encourages new growth and future blooms. Use sterilized scissors or pruning shears and cut the spike just above the node where the first flower appeared.
  1. Orchid Bonsai: A Fusion of Beauty and Precision: For those who appreciate the meticulous care that orchids require, the concept of orchid bonsai might be particularly appealing. Drawing inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of bonsai, some enthusiasts create dwarf orchid plants, which are both delicate and enduring. This fusion of two intricate horticultural practices highlights the beauty of both, offering a truly unique addition to any collection.

Experience Orchid Elegance with The Hidden Garden

At The Hidden Garden, they understand the timeless allure of orchids. That's why they continually incorporate these exquisite flowers into their luxury floral arrangements. From personalized bouquets that make a statement to stunning wedding displays that leave a lasting impression, orchids can easily be the central element in your design. Their team of expert florists knows how to handle these delicate blooms, ensuring they are showcased in full glory.

Orchids have traveled a long and storied path from their early discovery to becoming one of the most cherished plants in modern homes. Their care may seem daunting initially, but anyone can enjoy their splendor with the proper guidance. At The Hidden Garden, they will help you experience the elegance of orchids without worry. Let them introduce you to the world of orchids through expertly crafted arrangements, and see why so many trust them with their most luxurious floral needs. Whether new to orchids or a seasoned collector, The Hidden Garden is your go-to destination for these magnificent blooms.

 

 

 

 

 


 

New on the Blog: Symbolism and Significance of August Flowers

New on the Blog: The Symbolism and Significance of August Flowers

 

 

As the sun-drenched days of August unfold in Los Angeles, nature graces us with another stunning array of flowers. At The Hidden Garden, we're passionate about every petal and stem that crosses our path. Join us on a journey through the captivating world of August's seasonal blooms, their rich histories, and the meanings they carry from past to present.

1. Gladiolus (spp)

Known as the "sword lily" due to its shape, the gladiolus originates from Africa and the Mediterranean. Its Latin name, derived from the word "gladius," meaning sword, was given by Pliny the Elder in the 1st century AD.

Historically, gladioli were associated with gladiators in ancient Rome. Warriors would wear them as amulets for protection and victory. Today, these striking flowers symbolize strength of character, remembrance, and infatuation.

Medicinally, gladiolus corms were used in traditional African medicine. They were ground into a paste to treat various ailments, including diarrhea and colds. In some cultures, gladiolus tea was believed to help with stomach issues and menstrual pain.

2. Dahlia (spp)

Dahlias, native to Mexico and Central America, were first discovered by Spanish botanists in the 16th century. Named after Swedish botanist Anders Dahl, these flowers were initially cultivated by the Aztecs for food and medicine.

In Victorian times, dahlias represented elegance and dignity. Modern interpretations include creativity, inner strength, and commitment. Their diverse colors and shapes make them a favorite for both traditional and contemporary arrangements.

The Aztecs used dahlias medicinally to treat epilepsy. The flower's tuberous roots were also used as a treatment for diabetes. Modern research has shown that dahlia tubers contain inulin, a dietary fiber that may help regulate blood sugar levels.

3. Sunflower (Helianthus annuus)

The cheerful sunflower has its roots in North America, where it was domesticated around 3000 BC. Its genus name, Helianthus, comes from the Greek words "helios" (sun) and "anthos" (flower).

In many cultures, these radiant blooms have long symbolized adoration and loyalty. Today, they're also associated with happiness, optimism, and the warmth of friendship.

Native Americans used various parts of the sunflower for medicinal purposes. The seeds were used to make tea to treat lung ailments and fevers. Sunflower oil was applied topically to soothe skin conditions and minor wounds. Some tribes also used sunflower root infusions to treat snake bites.

4. Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica)

Despite its name, the calla lily isn't a true lily. It's native to southern Africa and was first documented by European botanists in the 18th century. The name "calla" comes from the Greek word for beautiful.

In ancient Greek culture, calla lilies were linked to the goddess Hera, symbolizing purity and magnificence. Today, they're often associated with rebirth and resurrection, making them popular in both wedding and funeral arrangements.

While beautiful, calla lilies are toxic and were not traditionally used for internal medicine. However, in some African cultures, the roots were used externally in poultices to treat wounds and rashes. It's important to note that modern medical advice strongly discourages any medicinal use of calla lilies due to their toxicity.

5. Phlox (Phlox paniculata)

Phlox, meaning "flame" in Greek, is native to North America. European explorers first described it in the 18th century, and it quickly became popular in gardens across Europe. In the language of flowers, phlox represents harmony, partnership, and sweet dreams. Today, it's cherished for its lovely fragrance and ability to attract butterflies.

Native American tribes used phlox for various medicinal purposes, from treating ailments from indigestion to skin problems. A tea made from the whole plant was used to treat indigestion and stomach pain. Phlox was also used externally in poultices to treat skin problems and minor wounds. Some tribes used it to induce vomiting as part of cleansing rituals.

 

As we reflect on these August blooms, we're reminded of the timeless beauty and significance flowers bring to our lives. Each blossom carries with it centuries of history, culture, and meaning, connecting us to the natural world and to each other.

At The Hidden Garden, we're more than just florists – we're custodians of these floral traditions and innovators in modern design. Our deep knowledge of flower symbolism and seasonality allows us to create arrangements that speak volumes without saying a word.

Ready to bring the beauty and significance of August flowers into your home or event? Contact The Hidden Garden today. Our expert florists are passionate about crafting the perfect arrangement to tell your unique story. Let us help you express yourself through the timeless language of flowers.

 

 

 

 

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