BB Podcast Episode 97: Ginny Early
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Today we’re visiting with floral designer Ginny Early, owner of Enemies of the Average in Gainesville, Georgia. Join us as we talk with Ginny about:
- Flowering for weddings, museums, and editorial shoots
- Using the painful experiences she’s walked through as a catalyst to support other women in feeling valued
- Building a business that reflects her talents, values, and interests
- The challenges that landed her in the luxury wedding market
- Her advice for new flower business owners
- Working with interns vs. apprentices
- The experiences that have solidified her resolve to flower with purpose
LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 97:
- Amy Osaba Design
- Susan McLeary
- Shanna Skidmore | The Blueprint Model
- Lauren, Leah, & Callie Palmer | The Wild Mother
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Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha + Bloom Trust Co.)
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee
Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee
If you enjoyed this episode, you might also enjoy our conversation with Sarah Shell, owner of Fern. Click here to listen.
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I am so inspired by Ginny Early. Her designs are beautiful and flow with the rhythms of nature. Ginny is a community activist through quiet servitude. She makes our world a better place by supporting those people that may be marginalized by society through empowerment and advocacy. Great interview!