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Life is short. Stop and smell the fucking roses. @ericbuterbaughla
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Trust me, I’m a florist 🌹
@ericbuterbaughla
#exactly
#flowers
#florals
#fun
01 Jul 2024
Family fun in the sun!
Editing by @patrick.hilgart 😘
30 Apr 2024
My favorite event 💕💕💕 ever 💕
#venice
#wedding
#flowers
#gucci
17 Dec 2023
Still reminiscing on the beautiful day that was my baby @buuski’s wedding to @justinacee. The love between these two, the joy they share, and the incredible village that surrounds them is something I’m still feeling months later.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped bring this day to life. So much love and thought went into every detail, and I’m endlessly grateful to all who made it so special❤️
23 Oct 2026
BLUSH, BUT NEVER BASHFUL.
I love blush because it can be soft without disappearing. Pale pink, cream and barely there peach layered with roses, dahlias and delicate spray roses. Romantic, yes. Shy, absolutely not.
And then the morning sun comes through the window and changes everything. The petals glow, the marble catches the light and suddenly the whole room feels softer. Add a few apples, a quiet breakfast and I could happily stay here all morning.
Eric’s tip: Let natural light be part of your arrangement. Place soft colored flowers near a window and let the morning sun do a little of the decorating for you. Blush may whisper, but it still knows how to make an entrance.
15 Oct 2026
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Make the flowers part of the room. Where you place them can be just as important as how you arrange them. Here, yellow dahlias, delicate white cosmos, soft cream blooms and branches filled with tiny berries come alive next to the window.
The morning sun catches every petal, while those long wild branches cast beautiful shadows across the wall.
I love how the dahlias give the arrangement body, while the cosmos and branches keep it loose and a little unexpected. Nothing feels too perfect, and that’s exactly what makes it beautiful.
Eric’s Tip: Before adding more flowers, move your arrangement around the room. Sometimes the best thing you can add is simply the right light and the right location.
14 Oct 2026
Small arrangements. Big personality.
I love mixing deep burgundy, burnt red and touches of rust. Ranunculus with delicate stems of sanguisorba bring plenty of drama without trying too hard.
I love using bud vases in different sizes. It creates levels, movement and a little attitude. Let each one do its own thing. Different heights, unexpected shapes. Think of them as a little family, they don’t all have to behave.
Eric’s tip: Ranunculus like it cool and clean. Fresh water and a quick trim every couple of days keeps the drama going.
10 Oct 2026
It’s only fitting that we named our newest linen after our dream girl and bride, Tallulah.
As seen in @voguemagazine photographed by @jamesandschulze
Cheers to the newly weds @buuski and @justinacee
🥂💛
Featured here:
Lace Dusty Blue Charger + Laboratorio Paravincini Genevieve Blue + Green Dinner Plate + Ginori 1735 Italiano Castagna Salad Plate + Chateau Matte Gold Flatware + Vintage Cut Crystal Glassware + Early American Pressed Glassware + Vintage Amber Goblets
@heatherminorevents @ericbuterbaugh @eastwestfilms @voguemagazine @vogueweddings @balenciaga @mirachai @casadeperrin
09 Oct 2026
SWEETS, SWEETS & MORE SWEETS
More is more. Flowers, donuts, chocolates, candy, fruit, color. Why choose?
Look at this table. The big pink peonies almost feel like another dessert, surrounded by pops of orange and yellow flowers. Then come the sprinkled donuts, chocolate treats, candy and bowls overflowing with color. Everything is competing for attention, and somehow that is exactly what makes it work.
This isn’t a table that wants to behave. It’s playful, a little decadent and completely over the top. A feast for your eyes before you even take the first bite.
Eric’s Tip: When you’re going for abundance, commit to it. Mix flowers with sweets, fruit, colorful glassware and pieces you already own. Keep repeating your colors across the table and let the beautiful chaos happen.
08 Oct 2026
I LOVE ORANGE!
Orange makes me happy. It has energy. It has warmth. It walks into a room and immediately says, look at me!
Can you see how all these shades of orange, coral, peach, red and yellow play together?
The poppies feel like they are dancing, each one going in its own direction, while that incredible anthurium anchors everything with one big unexpected moment.
This is what I love about working with color. You don’t have to match everything perfectly. Stay within a color story, then push it. Go lighter. Go darker. Add a little red. Add a little yellow.
Let the flowers have personalities of their own.
And yes, sometimes you should match your sweater to your flowers. Why not?
Eric’s Tip: Pick a color you love and explore every shade of it. Don’t overthink the arrangement. Give the stems room to move, let some reach higher than others, and let the color bring it all together.
08 Oct 2026
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Make the flowers part of the room. Where you place them can be just as important as how you arrange them. Here, yellow dahlias, delicate white cosmos, soft cream blooms and branches filled with tiny berries come alive next to the window.
The morning sun catches every petal, while those long wild branches cast beautiful shadows across the wall.
I love how the dahlias give the arrangement body, while the cosmos and branches keep it loose and a little unexpected. Nothing feels too perfect, and that’s exactly what makes it beautiful.
Eric’s Tip: Before adding more flowers, move your arrangement around the room. Sometimes the best thing you can add is simply the right light and the right location.
06 Oct 2026
FLOWER TIME WITH ERIC B : Table settings.
Setting a table is a lot like arranging flowers. It’s all about layers, color, texture and personality.
Pull out those vintage plates you’ve been collecting. Mix patterns, shapes and different eras. Add beautiful glassware, linens and flowers that bring the colors of the table together. Nothing has to match perfectly. In fact, it’s more interesting when it doesn’t.
The flowers shouldn’t overpower the table.
Let them become part of it. A bloom here, a small arrangement there, something loose and unexpected. The table starts to feel collected rather than decorated.
Eric’s Tip: Don’t wait for the perfect matching set. Mix your vintage pieces with what you already own. A table with history, flowers and a little imperfection always feels more personal.
05 Oct 2026
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