A Return to Blooms: Our Sinclair and Moore Workshop Experience

In April 2021, as the world began to find its footing again after a long, uncertain year, Maddi and I embarked on a journey that felt like the start of a new chapter. We traveled to Kirkland, Washington, to attend the Sinclair and Moore Event Design Workshop, an experience that provided far more than just design techniques. It offered a much needed return to connection and creative inspiration.Attending this workshop wasn't just a professional milestone; it was a deeply personal dream come true. For a mother and daughter who share a passion for artistry and design, the opportunity to learn together in such a beautiful, intentional environment was something we had hoped for, but didn’t know if we could make happen.I will forever be grateful to Steve Moore for his incredible generosity. When the opportunity to attend finally arose, Steve stepped forward to sponsor Maddi, making it possible for us to share this experience side by side. That gesture of kindness allowed us to transform what could have been a solo business trip into a mother and daughter adventure we will cherish forever.Stepping into Steve’s studio in Kirkland was an experience in itself. After so much time spent navigating the challenges of a global pandemic, being in a space dedicated entirely to beauty and creation felt like a breath of fresh air. Steve was a gracious and thoughtful host, ensuring that our time together was not only educational but also safe and welcoming.Beyond the mechanics of floral design and the intricacies of event execution, the workshop was a powerful reminder of why we do what we do. It was a chance to "fill our cups" again, surrounded by other creatives, sharing ideas, and soaking in the kind of inspiration that only happens when you step away from the daily grind and immerse yourself in your craft.We returned home with more than just new skills, and we came back with renewed focus, a deepened bond, and the reminder that even in the quietest of seasons, beauty is always waiting to be created. Thank you, Steve, for opening your doors, sharing your knowledge, and for giving us the gift of experiencing this season of growth together.

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