Our Values
Pink Sunday is a natural extension of the things we care most about: supporting local growers, nurturing meaningful relationships, designing with intention, and stewarding our resources with care. For us, beauty is more than the end result—it’s part of how we get there.
Our Values
We source from local farms—including one of our founder's own farm—because we believe in investing where we’re planted. Designing with seasonal, locally grown flowers means our arrangements are fresher, more unique, and deeply connected to our region’s natural rhythms. When we choose local, we’re supporting fellow growers, reducing our environmental footprint, and preserving the beauty of slow-grown blooms.
To us, “local” isn’t a trend. It’s a commitment to people, land, and legacy.
Our Values
Flowers are about people—always. Whether you’re picking up a bouquet to brighten someone’s day or trusting us with your wedding, we approach every arrangement as a gesture of care. We opened our shop not just to sell flowers, but to create a place where people feel welcome and known. A place where stories are shared, laughter lingers, and beauty is accessible to everyone who walks through the door.
We believe relationships are the most lasting thing we can grow.
Our Values
We’re artists at heart, but we don’t create for show—we create for meaning. Every stem we place, every color palette we build, and every vessel we choose is guided by story and purpose. Our arrangements aren’t about following trends; they’re about listening to what the moment asks for and letting the flowers speak for themselves.
We believe beauty should feel honest, not overdone—and that good design starts with intention, not trends.
Our Values
Floral design is fleeting by nature, but that doesn’t mean it has to be wasteful. We’re committed to making choices that care for the earth as much as we care for our clients—composting our scraps, designing without floral foam whenever possible, sourcing seasonally, and always striving to tread lightly.
We're designing for today, but always thinking about tomorrow.
