Fleurish is a floral boutique that creates bespoke, elegant, artistic and eco-friendly floral designs. Each design is crafted with love and intention, inspired by the season and whatever plant materials are available. Samantha McCall, the proprietor of Fleurish, received a certificate in Floral Design from the highly acclaimed program at Longwood Gardens and continues to study with accomplished floral designers to stay inspired and current with the latest in floral design.

Based on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Samantha has flowered weddings and events from Seattle and Los Angeles to New York City's 21 Club. That said, she has a warm spot in her heart for creating inspirational floral designs on her beloved Chesapeake Bay and especially loves doing weddings.

Fleurish is proud of its strong commitment to having high standards of environmental stewardship in the studio. We recycle, upcycle containers, compost and use local materials whenever possible. Our floral designers enjoy foraging for unique natural elements to elevate their floral designs.

Fleurish caters to clients with a discriminating eye for detail and an appreciation for sophisticated flower choices and design. We limit the number of weddings we do per year to give each client the full service and attention they deserve on their wedding day. Fleurish is not a wedding factory unlike some florists who do up to five weddings a weekend. We promise you our full attention.

A former journalist and business owner, Samantha has found floral design to be her true calling and passion. Working so closely with nature and playing with flowers, she feels honored to connect with clients during those special heart-centered events in a person's life, from births, weddings and deaths and everything in between.

When not treasure hunting for unique containers and supplies or designing flowers, Samantha can often be found in a meeting or project for one of the two garden clubs she belongs to, working on the computer with her two Dwarf Netherland rabbits by her side, playing Connect Four with her kids, traveling or taking the occasional catnap with her tabby, Pippi. She will most likely not be found in the kitchen cooking dinner.

"Just living is not enough," said the Butterfly. "One must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower." Hans Christian Anderson