Pacific ReBloom

"Mindfulness guides the work that I do- from material sourcing, preservation, relationship building, and giving back to the Indigenous stewards of the land that produce the flowers. These values are held at the forefront of Pacific ReBloom." Lans, a queer CHamoru artist, discovered their love language of flowers by creating arrangements for themself and their loved ones. Thanks to the support of their community, Lan's expertise blossomed through the intimate connections that give life to their work. Designing custom bouquets branched into wedding and event design, as well as showcasing their arrangements in restaurants and storefronts.

Our ethos is rooted in deep gratitude and reverence for nature, particularly flowers. From the earth, of the earth, return to the earth. Through our dedication to low-impact and low waste practices, we strive for a reciprocal exchange with the earth. Our hand drying techniques preserve the beauty of flowers for a lifetime, allowing for reblooming. Our flowers are locally sourced. Our design process centers minimizing the use of plastic, with a strong emphasis on sourcing our supplies locally and secondhand. Our approach involves salvaging and repurposing as much residual material as possible. This includes composting scrap plant material.