Pilar Zuniga, Sustainable Florist and SPEAKER!

Pilar Zuniga, Sustainable Florist and SPEAKER!

Pilar Zuniga offers community flower workshops and sustainable flower design courses to florists both new and experienced florists. She is also a well practiced speaker and presenter, and has presented on sustainable floral design and her experience as a florist and business owner of color, throughout the bay area and even on the east coast. Some photos of her presentation and demo at the Slow Flowers Summit in 2021.
Sustainable Floral Design

Sustainable Floral Design

I'm a Sustainable Floristry Network Ambassador! Well, I feel like I have been for some time (maybe since I started Gorgeous and Green and was looking to see how other florists were being sustainable, which was very difficult at the time and I mostly had to create my own methods of doing business)
I'm included in a lineup of wonderful people around the world trying to do their art and work in the most sustainable way they can, and sharing their process along the way.  
Here's just a few of us:
Pilar Zuniga and other Sustainable Floristry Ambassadors
Sue McLeary, Toby Nelson and other SFN Ambassadors
Now we have a lot more language to use to describe this way of doing business and designing, from being "sustainable" to "eco-friendly" to "slow flowers" "local grown" and "ethical business practices".  There is a lot we are doing and varying ways we are doing it, but most of the premise is the same, we are taking into account our actions as businesses and business people, and the ramifications of our purchases, our relationships, who we are supporting, who we've forgotten, how we've gotten here, and the physical effects our trash CO2 and other by-products of our work that are having an effect on the planet, it's people and animals.
Pilar Zuniga a Sustainable Floristry Network Ambassador blog interview
Would love for you to peruse or read:

Another gorgeous delivery

Gorgeous and Green just delivered a lovely bouquet for a client who received a similar arrangement in a watering can from me earlier in the year.  I love it when folks love what I deliver to them so much that they ask me to deliver something to their friends and loved ones. I used locally grown kale, dahlias, amaranth, gerberas and a reused watering can! In Green and Health, G&G
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