The Beginning: Flowers in My Kitchen

I never intended to start a business. Back in early 2021, I was helping friends with their wedding arrangements because, honestly, the floral shops here in Qaraçuxur were either too expensive or didn't quite capture what people wanted for their special days.

"I remember my first 'official' client — Leyla wanted something different for her engagement party, and traditional florists kept showing her the same three arrangements. We ended up creating something completely custom right there in her backyard. That's when I realized there was room for a different approach."

Growing Pains and Learning Curves

By 2023, word was getting around, and I found myself juggling more events than I could handle alone. The mobile aspect was working — people loved having their arrangements done on-site — but I was burning out fast.

This is when I made what felt like a risky decision. Instead of just hiring more hands, I started thinking about how to teach others the approach that seemed to work. Not just the technical skills — anyone can learn to arrange flowers — but the client-focused mindset that made our service different.

Where We Stand Today

Now we're something I hadn't quite planned to become — both a service provider and an educational hub. We still handle events throughout the Baku area, but we're also working with people who want to develop similar skills, whether for their own ventures or to join our growing network.

The interesting part is how these two sides of our work inform each other. Every real event teaches us something new about client needs, and that knowledge immediately goes into our training programs. It keeps everything grounded in actual practice rather than theory.