Our work.

Our design style is rooted in garden-inspired floristry with a modern sensibility. We create arrangements that feel organic, as if they could have grown that way in nature. We use clustered groupings and intentional negative space to create designs that feel both lush and effortless.

Sustainability is an important part of our design process. We are a foam-free studio, always utilizing reusable mechanics. This challenges us to create beautiful, environmentally conscious florals with a smaller footprint.

 A little more about our founder.

  • Annie began her career in event marketing, producing everything from large-scale fundraising events for professional athletes to intimate gatherings within the adtech industry.

    In 2015, she relocated from Ohio to San Francisco.

    Inspired by the natural beauty and floral abundance of the California coast, Annie developed a lasting fascination with flowers and began to merge her background in events with a more creative, design-driven path.

  • Annie founded Heath Floral in 2018.

    Her work now spans a range of events across Northern California.

    While design remains central to her process, she is equally energized by the behind-the-scenes details that shape a seamless experience. Known for her calm presence and solutions-oriented approach, Annie brings both creativity and precision to every celebration.

    Though her aesthetic is often grounded in garden-inspired floristry, she is continually inspired by the evolving language of wedding design.

  • Annie lives in Alameda, California with her husband and two young children. When she’s not working, she enjoys home projects, gardening, creative time with her children, and a steady rotation of thriller audiobooks and pop culture podcasts.

    Annie loves an oat milk au lait in the morning, a bold glass of red in the evening, and admits she only exercises to keep up with the physical demands of her work. She is a classic INFJ with a deep appreciation for a well-organized spreadsheet.

Heath Floral Founder