Flowers By Emmie

Summer 2026 Internship

Welcome! We’re so happy you’re here!

Our summer floral internship is designed for creative, motivated individuals who are eager to learn the behind-the-scenes realities of floral design and event floristry. From building recipes, flower processing, and backend work to event day execution.

This is a hands-on, immersive experience working alongside our team during the 2026 event season.

Perks

  • Hands-on experience in real wedding and event environments

  • Direct mentorship and learning alongside a professional floral designer

  • Exposure to the full floral process—from flower sourcing and prep to installation days

  • Opportunities to assist with large-scale installs and on-site styling

  • A behind-the-scenes look at running a creative floral business

  • Development of practical skills: flower care, mechanics, efficiency, and teamwork

  • Portfolio-worthy experience and select behind-the-scenes content

  • Consideration for future freelance or seasonal opportunities

  • A collaborative, creative, and supportive studio environment

Requirements

  • Availability during Summer 2026 (May–August), including early mornings and weekends

  • Reliable transportation to studio and event locations

  • Ability to lift buckets, stand for long periods, and work in a physical environment

  • Comfort working in fast-paced, time-sensitive situations

  • Strong attention to detail and willingness to follow direction

  • A positive attitude and openness to feedback

  • Reliability, punctuality, and clear communication

  • Willingness to assist with both creative and logistical tasks

  • Ability to work independently as well as part of a team

  • Completion of application, including written questions and video submission

Compensation Structure

This internship is structured as a hybrid educational experience. Interns will receive up to 10 hours per week of unpaid, mentorship-focused training, centered on learning, observation, and skill development.

Any hours worked beyond the initial 10 hours per week will be paid at minimum wage, in accordance with state and federal labor guidelines. Paid hours may include additional event support, extended installation days, or operational assistance based on scheduling needs and intern availability.

All hours will be clearly communicated in advance, and interns will never be expected to exceed unpaid hours without prior agreement.

How to Apply

To apply for the Flowers By Emmie 2026 Internship, please complete the following steps:

  1. Complete the Online Application

    Fill out the application form with your basic information, availability, and short-answer questions.

  2. Submit a Short Video Introduction

    Applicants are required to submit a 4-5 minute video introducing themselves. This video helps us get to know your personality, communication style, and interest in floristry. (No professional filming or editing required. Authenticity encouraged.) Instructions for the video submission can be found at the bottom of this page.

  3. Share Any Relevant Links (Optional)

    You’re welcome to include a portfolio, website, or Instagram account if you have one, but this is not required.

  4. Submit by the Deadline

    The application form and video must be submitted by March 1st, 2026. Selected applicants will be contacted that week for a brief interview.

Online Application

Video Submission Guidelines and Instructions

Please submit your video application by emailing either a Google Drive or unregistered Youtube Video link to flowersbyemmieb@gmail.com with the subject line “[Your Name]- Floral Internship Video Submission.”

Choose one bullet point from each prompt (except for #1) to cover in your short, 4-5 minute video.

1. Introduce Yourself

  • Your name

  • Where you’re based

  • What you’re currently doing (student, working, creative pursuit, etc.)

2. Why You’re Applying

  • What drew you to this internship

  • How you found this opportunity

  • What excites you about working with flowers or events

3. Your Creative Background or Curiosity

  • Any experience with florals, art, design, or hands-on work

  • What sparks your creativity if you’re new to florals

  • A project, hobby, or interest you’re proud of

4. Work Style & Personality

  • How would a past employer, teacher, or teammate describe you?

  • Do you prefer structure, flexibility, or a mix of both?

  • How do you stay calm or focused on busy days?

5. What You’re Hoping to Learn

  • Skills you want to develop

  • What you hope to take away from the internship

  • Where you see yourself creatively in the next few years

6. One Fun or Personal Note

  • A favorite flower or color palette

  • Something unique about you that doesn’t show up on a resume