Pinky Lark Farnum

Creating Floral Designs Inspired By Art, Seasonal Blooms, And Every Client's Unique Point Of View

Drawing upon my background in art, art history, fashion design, and retail space design, as well as the landscape of my native Los Angeles, I create timeless, dreamy florals pushing beyond trends and Pinterest boards. With over a decade in the wedding and events industry, I bring logistical knowledge from my time as an event manager at one of Los Angeles’s most popular venues to my design approach. I love taking risks with unexpected materials whenever the opportunity arises; and am always on the search for botanicals that will elevate my designs. With a belief that building strong relationships with all of my clients results in the best floral outcome, I look forward to getting to know all of my clients as much as I do bringing their floral dreams to life. With this in mind, I only take on a select number of full service wedding clients each season and work with my team of floral designers to bring each floral atmosphere to fruition. With a focus on local floral product, I have a seasonal cutting garden at my home from which I use florals and herbs whenever available in my designs. An Altadena native, I attended Westridge School in Pasadena prior to moving east to study art history at Bryn Mawr College in Philadelphia.

My Favorite Floral Ingredients: Sweet Peas, Local Garden Roses, Dinnerplate Dahlias, Tree Peonies, Japanese and Butterfly Ranunculus, Poppies, Astilbe, Scabiosa Fama, Pistachio Branches, Brown Lisianthus, Cosmos, Vintage Carnations (don’t knock them til you try them), Artichokes, Hellebores, Pink Centered Daffodils, Herbs, Parrot Tulips, Anemones, Plums, Citrus, and Phlox

A Few of my Favorite Things: My husband (together for over 19 years), our cranky rescue dog, gardening, swimming in the ocean, Aperol Spritzes, making pasta from scratch, murder mysteries, Dodger games, bright prints, collecting ceramics, The West Wing, painting wall murals, The Great British Bakeoff, Mexican food, embroidering, and planning my next trip.