Event Floral Designer
le dae event groupCoatesville (PA)
About the role
Job Description:
Do you love bringing events to life through flowers and design? We’re looking for a creative, detail-oriented Event Floral Designerto join our in-house team! This isnota freelance role—we’re looking for someone excited to be a long-term part of our growing company.
About the Role:
This position is primarily focused on designing and executing floral arrangements forweddings, mitzvahs, and special events. You’ll assist with inventory prep and breakdown, and pitch in on general event-related tasks as needed.
What You’ll Do:
Design and produce floral arrangements for events (centerpieces, bouquets, installations, etc.)Assist in floral processing, setup, and breakdown Maintain floral tools, vases, and related inventory Pull and organize decor and floral inventory for upcoming events Help load/unload event vehicles and support on-site event setup Work closely with our event producers and warehouse team
Requirements:
Experience designing floral arrangements for weddings, mitzvahs, or large-scale eventsA good eye for design and color coordination Comfortable working on your feet and lifting/pulling materials Strong work ethic and positive attitude Available to work flexible hours, including some weekends Must be a team player and enjoy a fast-paced environment Valid driver's license and reliable transportation needed This is an on-site position with room for growth.
If you’re passionate about florals, love events, and want to work with a fun and talented team—we’d love to hear from you!
Hours will vary based on weekly workload and event schedule.
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