Mornings with Mayesh: Valentine's Day Color Theory w/ Amy Balsters

Mornings with Mayesh: Valentine's Day Color Theory w/ Amy Balsters

Missed last week's Mornings with Mayesh? We've got you covered! Join me and special guest Amy Balsters as we explore the exciting world of color theory and this year's Pantone Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse. Amy shares invaluable insights on incorporating this sophisticated hue into Valentine's Day designs, breaking down color combinations that will set your arrangements apart.

From practical design tips to answering your burning questions about color psychology in florals, this episode is packed with actionable advice for florists looking to elevate their Valentine's offerings. Whether you're a seasoned designer or just starting out, Amy's expert guidance on working with trending colors will inspire your next creation.

Watch the full video replay or listen to the podcast below and get ready to transform your Valentine's Day designs with the power of color theory!

 

 

SHOW NOTES


  • Amy, we'd love to hear how you first discovered your passion for color theory and how it's shaped your approach to floral design over the years.

  • Can you walk us through how you'd incorporate Mocha Mousse in a Valentine's Day design without making it feel too dark or heavy? What are some flowers and companion colors you'd recommend?

  • For florists who might be hesitant to step away from traditional Valentine's red and pink, what would you say about taking the risk with a trendier color palette this year?

  • I'm curious about your creative process - when you're working with a new color like Mocha Mousse, do you start with the focal flower and build around it, or do you begin with the overall color story?
  • We have a lot of florists watching who work with brides - how do you see Mocha Mousse playing into 2025's wedding season? Any predictions for color combinations that will be popular?

  • What's your go-to method for explaining color theory to clients who might resist trying something different from what they initially had in mind?

  • Amy, I know you have an exciting offer to share …

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