Specialties
Soulflower is a boutique floral design studio located in Potrero Hill's Dogpatch neighborhood offering an incredibly unique approach to floral and event design. Soulflower merges a modern flair and a reverence for nature by integrating textures with lush, hand-selected blooms into contemporary, artful floral designs. With a customized approach to each project, Soulflower brings imagination, innovation and a critical eye to translate each individual client's style and aesthetic in works of art.
Whether you're hosting an upscale, intimate wedding, or a large corporate reception for hundreds, Soulflower creates a custom concept for you and delivers it with impeccable style, perfect professionalism and a deep understanding of green business and design practices. Soulflower is certified by Here Comes the Guide for outstanding wedding flowers and recognized by Green America as a green business. To this end our wedding minimum is $2500 Dec-April and $3500 May-November, call us today!
History
Established in 2005.
Emily Dreblow, owner and lead designer of Soulflower Floral Design, brings a love of flowers (and life) and an attention to detail unsurpassed in the floral design industry. Since 1995, Emily has been creating works of art inspired by the sensual nature flower, plants, textiles and found objects.
Inspired by art mediums such as sculpture, expressive arts and mixed-media, Emily approaches each project with imagination, innovation and a critical eye for translating each individual client's style and aesthetic.
Soulflower began through word-of-mouth regerrals for wedding and event flowers. Today, it still thrives on the wonderful connections to our past clients and their family and friends to offer full scale floral and event design for weddings, events and accounts servicing commerical and residential settings.
Meet the Business Owner: Emily D.
During the past fifteen years, Emily has worked alongside high-end designers in San Francisco and Minneapolis, where she discovered her unique sensibilities to include textured, organic materials as well as found objects and reclaimed or recycled elements.
Emily's creativity is an expression of her experience in art, landscape design and world travel. She has attended Thailand's flower festivals, studied at Europe's Versailles, Tivoli gardens and Italian villas, visited local orchid growers in Hawaii and discovered flower markets around the world.
Most notable, Emily's has developed Soulflower with a strong foundation in community and sustainability. From her purchases at the flower market to the ways that flowers are processed, Soulflower is accountable to its community and to the planet. Prior to founding Soulflower, Emily worked in various community organizations providing social services and arts education to San Francisco's young people and their families.