Meet Meghan
I’m Meghan, the florist and designer behind Twisted Bramble.
What began as a love for flowers quickly became a fascination with how design shapes experience. I notice the way branches naturally curve toward light, how textures interact in a landscape, and how subtle details can completely shift the feeling of a space. That perspective influences every arrangement I create.
I’m often inspired by old gardens, wild landscapes, historic architecture, interesting color palettes, and designs that feel collected rather than manufactured.
Outside of weddings, you’ll usually find me booping flowers on walks, seeking opportunities to take the ferry, tending to my own garden, or snuggled up with my dog, Waldo.
I care deeply about creating work that feels beautiful, intentional, and reflective of the people it’s created for. I’m honored to help shape such meaningful celebrations.
Here’s to creating something a little untamed and always divine xx
Values
We hold a deep-rooted respect for the land that sustains us, prioritizing environmentally conscious practices in all we do. Twisted Bramble is also deeply invested in community and embraces every opportunity to celebrate life’s meaningful moments.
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Twisted Bramble is founded on the belief that floristry shouldn’t come at the expense of our planet. Flowers are always sourced from local, sustainable farms and foliage is responsibly foraged whenever possible. Specializing in artisan design, arrangements never have floral foam and single use plastic is avoided; compostable materials, such as twine, burlap, and moss are used to create beautiful, seasonal arrangements that are kind to our Earth.
Meghan Campbell is Sustainable Floristry Network Member Florist
Proud Charter Member of Emerald Hour, inspiring greener weddings.
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I want to recognize the land that I reside on and forage from belongs to the Sdohobsh (Snohomish) people and their successors the Tulalip Tribes. I want to honor the land itself and express gratitude to the people who have stewarded it since time immemorial.
Continue to learn with me about the history that brought us here and our present participation. May we take care of this land well.
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Here at Twisted Bramble, or in any events associated with Twisted Bramble, racism of any kind will not be tolerated. I am committed to increasing cultural respect by cultivating greater understanding of diversity, inclusion, equity, implicit bias, white privilege, white supremacy, and systemic racism specifically within the floral industry.
Furthermore, I am committed to an environment where all individuals are treated with respect and dignity. I am accepting and affirming of all of my clients, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, sex, age, physical or mental disability, and I guarantee that each client will receive the same standard of excellence I strive to provide.
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Twisted Bramble relies on the local community for sourcing product and for business. We want to give back to the community with you. When booking a wedding or event, clients have the choice to select which of the following organizations they’d like a percentage of their invoice to go. Twisted Bramble also regularly supports social causes with weekend bouquets and donations.
committed to honoring Native & Indigenous People’s inherent right to equitable and culturally safe health options through accessible health education, resources, and advocacy.
Communities of color, people with lower incomes, and indigenous people are on the frontlines of climate and environmental change.
Creative Justice builds community with youth most impacted by the school-to-prison-(to-deportation) pipeline. Participants and mentor artists work together to examine the root causes of incarceration and creating art that articulates the power and potential of our communities.
empowers lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth through the development of leadership, social, and life skills.
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