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Bloomscroll These Las Vegas Floral Artists

Posted on October 22
Melinda Sheckells

Melinda Sheckells

Yellow sunflower arrangements and white pillar candles line a curved black staircase in a white room with framed artwork and a black-and-white checkered floor.

@MissDaisyFloral brightens even the darkest days with sunflower bundles. (Photo courtesy of Miss Daisy)

A quick pick-me-up, party inspiration, or because you deserve your flowers: There are worse reasons to pick up your phone and start “bloomscrolling” — our term for browsing beautiful floral creations on social media. These four local floral businesses give us a pretty place to land on Instagram, with creations ranging from a rose-made piano to bouquets with astrological ambitions. Follow for the eye candy. Save for your next celebration. Order just because.

Miss Daisy

Miss Daisy’s Instagram ranges from arrangements for Phish’s residency at Sphere, with electric-blue flower spikes, yellow roses, and bold orange blooms to compact, delicate white bridal bouquets. Las Vegas native Jessica Marshall traded fashion buying in New York for floral design and returned home to open the studio in 2014. Her signature “low and lush” style packs arrangements with color and texture, while her projects offer plenty of celebrity-adjacent flowermaxxing. She also supplied the red rose bouquets for Bruno Mars’ Valentine’s Day giveaway promoting The Romantic Tour, complete with wrapping bearing the singer’s image.

  • Insider Tip: Miss Daisy offers same-day delivery seven days a week — handy when you remember the food but forget the flowers.

Lucid Juliet

Founded in Las Vegas in 2020 by Erin Hancock and Haley Ives, Lucid Juliet calls itself “floral visionaries.” Scroll through their glossy anthuriums, cascading orchids, and trailing amaranthus, and you’ll understand why. Unexpected color combinations, feathery flourishes, and long ribbons give the arrangements big showgirl energy, while personal touches such as polaroids and disco balls make each creation feel like it has a story.

  • Insider Tip: With satin heart backdrops, velvet curtains, and bouffant-haired brides posing beneath cheeky roadside signs, their feed doubles as a mood board for a retro Vegas elopement.

J’Adore Les Fleurs

What do you send John Legend on the opening night of his residency? If you’re Wayne Newton and his wife, Kat, you'd send him a piano made of roses. Their gift marked the opening of Legend’s Planet Hollywood residency, and it’s the sort of floral showmanship worth scrolling J’Adore Les Fleurs’ Instagram for. They also bring that theatrical streak to Halloween.

Flora Couture

Shopping for someone who checks their horoscope before their email? Flora Couture translates astrological signs into arrangements: moody plum calla lilies and blush roses for Pisces, orchids and seashell accents for Cancer, soft pink and lavender blooms for Libra. Led by creative director Michelle Joy, the family-owned Las Vegas design house goes equally big on drama: clouds of peach-colored roses, cascading white orchids, and wedding installations that graduate from deep pink to white.

  • Insider Tip: For the full fantasy, head to the “Installs” Instagram highlight and collect ideas for making flowers part of the room itself — useful inspiration for a party entrance, photo backdrop, or wedding ceremony.

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