ABOUT BLOOM POET

Floral Design That Starts and Ends With You

A couple walking up the entrance gate to Chateau Lill for their wedding

Floral Design Is About More Than "Pretty" Flowers

A floral compote wedding centerpiece with white, taupe, mauve, and blush spring flowers

Florals can reflect emotion, priceless memories, and the energy of your special day. Imagine the possibilities when matched with a floral design expert who can bring your vision to life.







Hi, I'm Carolyn. 

I believe floral design is artwork, meant to tell the story of your love.



Seattle Wedding Florist Carolyn Kulb, Carolyn Kulb, owner of Bloom Poet, Seattle Wedding Florist, leaning on a white wall

As your trusted floral design partner, I'm here to help you dream big, embrace new ideas, and look to nature to find inspiration for your event.

I've produced a wide variety of events across the Pacific Northwest, and have experience with any kind of bloom. Whether your event calls for exotic flowers for exotic locales, winter blooms for mountain matrimony, or anything in between, you'll have an expert floral designer at your side who can make it possible.

Infusing the experience of unique blooms and greenery with a dash of imagination, I'll ensure your day will be an experience unlike any other.

Your wedding is a creative expression of your love you should enjoy it.

I believe that art and design theory can help us tell stories that last. With floral designs, it's possible to infuse your style and intentions into your event, and to share your love with your guests.

But I also believe that the right floral design and event support can help you plan the wedding you've always dreamed of. One full of ease, laughter, and enjoyment. I want to be the person who helps you create the event of a lifetime.

By the time you see your final floral designs, you'll feel a sense of release, wonder, and calm. Knowing that your florals are taken care of, you can sit back, enjoy your day, and bask in the glow of what you've created.

ABOUT BLOOM POET

Floral Design That Starts and Ends With You

A couple walking up the entrance gate to Chateau Lill for their wedding

Floral Design Is About More Than "Pretty" Flowers

Florals can reflect emotion, priceless memories, and the energy of your special day. Imagine the possibilities when matched with a floral design expert who can bring your vision to life.

A floral compote wedding centerpiece with white, taupe, mauve, and blush spring flowers







Hi, I'm Carolyn. 

I believe floral design is artwork, meant to tell the story of your love.


As your trusted floral design partner, I'm here to help you dream big, embrace new ideas, and look to nature to find inspiration for your event.

I've produced a wide variety of events across the Pacific Northwest, and have experience with any kind of bloom. Whether your event calls for exotic flowers for exotic locales, winter blooms for mountain matrimony, or anything in between, you'll have an expert floral designer at your side who can make it possible.

Infusing the experience of unique blooms and greenery with a dash of imagination, I'll ensure your day will be an experience unlike any other.

Seattle Wedding Florist Carolyn Kulb, Carolyn Kulb, owner of Bloom Poet, Seattle Wedding Florist, leaning on a white wall
Seattle wedding florist Carolyn Kulb, owner of Bloom Poet, handling crabapple branches


Your wedding is a creative expression of your love you should enjoy it.

I believe that art and design theory can help us tell stories that last. With floral designs, it's possible to infuse your style and intentions into your event, and to share your love with your guests.

But I also believe that the right floral design and event support can help you plan the wedding you've always dreamed of. One full of ease, laughter, and enjoyment. I want to be the person who helps you create the event of a lifetime.

By the time you see your final floral designs, you'll feel a sense of release, wonder, and calm. Knowing that your florals are taken care of, you can sit back, enjoy your day, and bask in the glow of what you've created.

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING

"Carolyn was SO WONDERFUL to work with!"

We had such a lovely video-chat to go over what I had envisioned for my small elopement ceremony that immediately put me at ease on what to expect for my big day. I only had a few specific flowers and colors in mind and let her take the creative reins otherwise, which is definitely the way to go. The palette alone was amazing and exciting! And what she created for my flower crown and bouquet was absolutely phenomenal and breathtaking - so much so that I have already been telling my husband I hope we can have her recreate them some day! I would definitely recommend Carolyn for your wedding florals!

KERI & MICHAEL

MEET YOUR FLORAL ART DIRECTOR & OWNER OF BLOOM POET

CAROLYN KULB

Seattle wedding florist and owner of Bloom Poet, Carolyn Kulb, stands at a table arranging flowers

COMFORT FOOD:
Oysters

SECRET TALENT:

I'm a classically trained violinist! I'm learning trombone for my brass band, but sometimes I also play with loops.

PET PEEVES:
Not using the Oxford comma, blasting music on hiking trails

NOT SO GREAT AT:

Taking normal pictures of myself and my husband. Someone always has a goofy face!

Goofy pictures of Carolyn and her husband on their travels
Owner Carolyn Kulb and her husband in Mali for Peace Corps

More About Us

I met my husband in college 15 years ago, and we were quickly married so that we could join the Peace Corps together. Since then, we’ve lived in four countries and visited many more! Travel and adventure are cornerstones of our relationship, and a root of the work I do here at Bloom Poet.

Our Peace Corps experience in Mali reiterated how valuable art can be to community and culture. From traditional griot storytellers and hauntingly beautiful kora music, to hand-dyeing fabrics and mastering electric guitar, Mali surrounded us with rich experiences that will always stay with us. 

Since then, we’ve sought out art, architecture, and design everywhere we travel, and those influences continue to shape the way I design and craft experiences. In our culture, we use flowers to signify our most universal  human experiences,  and to tell our stories in ways that words cannot. This confluence of art, exploring cultural traditions, and helping people celebrate their milestones is what brought me to floral design years ago — and it is why I continue to love what I do!

In our culture, we use flowers to signify our most universal  human experiences, and to tell our stories in ways that words cannot.

a photo collage of spring blooms with tulip magnolia, anenomes, and more
Bloom Poet "BP" monogram

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MEET YOUR FLORAL ART DIRECTOR & OWNER OF BLOOM POET

CAROLYN KULB

Seattle wedding florist and owner of Bloom Poet, Carolyn Kulb, stands at a table arranging flowers

COMFORT FOOD:
Oysters

SECRET TALENT:

I'm a classically trained violinist! I'm learning trombone for my brass band, but sometimes I also play with loops.

PET PEEVES:
Not using the Oxford comma, blasting music on hiking trails

NOT SO GREAT AT:

Taking normal pictures of myself and my husband. Someone always has a goofy face!




More About Us

I met my husband in college 15 years ago, and we were quickly married so that we could join the Peace Corps together. Since then, we’ve lived in four countries and visited many more! Travel and adventure are cornerstones of our relationship, and a root of the work I do here at Bloom Poet.

Our Peace Corps experience in Mali reiterated how valuable art can be to community and culture. From traditional griot storytellers and hauntingly beautiful kora music, to hand-dyeing fabrics and mastering electric guitar, Mali surrounded us with rich experiences that will always stay with us. 

Since then, we’ve sought out art, architecture, and design everywhere we travel, and those influences continue to shape the way I design and craft experiences. In our culture, we use flowers to signify our most universal  human experiences,  and to tell our stories in ways that words cannot. This confluence of art, exploring cultural traditions, and helping people celebrate their milestones is what brought me to floral design years ago — and it is why I continue to love what I do!


Goofy pictures of Carolyn and her husband on their travels
Owner Carolyn Kulb and her husband in Mali for Peace Corps

In our culture, we use flowers to signify our most universal  human experiences, and to tell our stories in ways that words cannot.

a photo collage of spring blooms with tulip magnolia, anenomes, and more
Bloom Poet "BP" monogram

Explore Bringing Your Floral Vision to Life