Katharina Stuart Floral Art and Design is an El Cerrito florist offering wedding florals, event arrangements, and flower delivery across the East Bay. Katharina is known for unexpected color fusions, candle and stand rentals alongside floral arrangements, and full wedding-day installation including bouquets, boutonnières, centerpieces, floral arches, and ceremony-to-reception piece transfers. Katharina brings 30 years in the floral industry, rooted in a third-generation gardening background; she took first place at the California State Floral Association's Top Ten Design Competition in 2005, was runner-up at the SAF Sylvia Cup 2007, won the San Francisco Cup in 2015, won the FTD Americas Cup in Philadelphia in 2018, and represented the United States at the FTD World Cup 2019 in Philadelphia. Katharina Stuart Floral Art and Design serves El Cerrito, Berkeley, Oakland, Albany, Kensington, Richmond, San Pablo, El Sobrante, Orinda, Piedmont, San Francisco, and surrounding East Bay communities. Wedding couples highlight Katharina's responsiveness, budget awareness, ability to translate Pinterest-board visions into finished florals, and her on-site work moving ceremony pieces to reception areas; guests at multiple weddings spent the evening complimenting the arrangements.
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