Both blessed with creative genes, sisters Louise and Deb, from early ages showed signs of their artistic passions, with Louise having a wonder of flowers and Deb’s first love being dance. As teenagers and young adults, they spread their wings from their roots in Liverpool exploring their respective interests

and developing a diverse set of skills.

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Louise learnt the beginnings of her floral artistry and grounding techniques at Night School. From there she went on to gain her City and Guilds qualification, whilst enjoying competing and creating designs for Flower Festivals, church and friends. Louise’s professional career in HR included working in HM Prison Service and the Salvation Army, where, as a Director her roles included looking after staff at one of the world’s most famous children’s homes Strawberry Field. Louise’s journey so far with flowers has taken her from her first 5 Iris design at night school to arranging flowers for our late Queen.

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Deb embarked on her professional dance training at 14, boarding at a vocational dance school in Chester. At 16 she moved down to the bright lights of London to complete a 3-year Diploma Course in Russian Ballet and other dance styles. Her dance career took her around the world, performing in theatre shows, operas, circuses and onboard cruise ships. Mindful that the professional life of a dancer is not a long one, Debbie re-trained as a make-up artist, working in theatre, film, TV and events, specializing in creative body art and special FX.

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In 2013 due to family circumstances, Deb moved back to the Northwest and settling in Formby, the opportunity for Louise and Debbie to combine their creative skills came about. Working with both flowers and make up they love creating innovative designs for all occasions and events.

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Louise and Deb are both National Association of Flower Arrangement Society (NAFAS) Demonstrators and greatly enjoy travelling extensively with their Floral Art Demonstrations, were they present a talk on stage whilst creating a number of large floral displays based on a variety of themes.

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Believing environmental sustainability to be the essential way forward for floral design, Louise and Deb always have this in mind when considering the materials and techniques they used in creating their designs.