The Bloom-Print Podcast

Welcome to The Bloom-Print Podcast, a podcast for florists who want to create elegant, efficient and effective floral businesses. Brought to you by Maple & Wren Floral Art Academy where the business is just as important as the blooms. In this podcast you can find some incredible advise from Perth florist and floral mentor Elysia Tsangarides, creative director of Maple & Wren PTY LTD as well as juicy interviews with floral and event industry experts as well as business experts to help you build a business you love! If you're looking to take your floristry business to six figures and beyond, to create a business that works around your life and start living and working with purpose - my love welcome, let this be your bloom-print.

The Bloom-Print Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Elysia Tsangarides, with 93 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Elysia Tsangarides hosts The Bloom-Print Podcast, a business show with 93 episodes published.

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  Episode #93

  Episode 93 - Things That Are Working Right Now

  Aug 11, 202617 min

  Hello my loves, and welcome back to another episode of The Bloom Print Podcast. I got to play with flowers last week, actually a couple of times during the week and it felt so good! That might sound really strange to you for a florist to say that, but the thing is, I haven’t actually touched flowers much the last few weeks, even the last few months. I’ve spent the off season in the business development space and my days have been consultation focused and admin focused. I can’t tell you how many proposals I’ve done over the last few weeks but it’s been a lot, which is amazing. The admin load has been really heavy, which is THE BEST problem to have, having enquiries to get back to, proposals and moodboards to create and quotes to cost. So while I’ve been very laptop focussed lately, there are a few things that have been working really well for me at the moment. Not necessarily massive strategies or groundbreaking business ideas. Just little changes I’ve made that I’m noticing are having a really positive impact. So in this episode I'm sharing a few of those with you, because maybe there’s something in here that you can take into your own business. None of them are particularly complicated. I'm not talking about a new piece of software or some groundbreaking marketing funnel or a complete overhaul of the business. They're actually all about removing friction.

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  Episode #92

  Episode 92 - Building a Luxury Brand with Norman Yap

  Aug 4, 202630 min

  In this episode, I'm joined by Norman Yap - Perth-based wedding photographer with close to a decade of experience documenting weddings throughout Australia and around the world. We dive deep on building a luxury brand in the wedding industry, nurturing a team and managing the work-life flow while creating a sustainable business. About Norman Yap Before photography he spent almost fifteen years working as a paramedic in emergency care - a chapter that taught him to remain calm when emotions are heightened, to think methodically under pressure and if you’ve ever witnessed Norman on the job, you’ll see how this has transferred into his photography work as a calm and reassuring presence at a wedding. Beyond photography, however, he is first and foremost a son, a husband and a father. Moving through each of these stages of life has changed the way he see people, relationships and the significance of the moments we often take for granted. It has shaped not only the person he has become, but also the artist he continues to grow into. His approach to weddings is deeply relationship-based. Taking the time to genuinely know the people he photographs to create images that feel honest, considered and true to who they are. Norman believes weddings are not simply events to be photographed, they are reminders of where we have come from, who has helped shape us and the people we have chosen to walk beside as we move through the chapters of our lives. Follow Norman on instagram @normanyapphotography and @nobleandyours Discover Norman Yap's beautiful work https://normanyap.com.au/ and https://nobleandyours.com.au/

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  Episode #91

  Episode 91 - Things I Believe About Business (That Not Everyone Will Agree With)

  Jul 28, 202618 min

  Hello my loves! As you know if you’ve been listening the last few weeks, I've found myself in a bit of a state of reflection lately on just how much my thinking around business has changed over the past decade of doing this. There are things I was absolutely convinced were true when I first started that I don't believe anymore. And there are opinions I hold today that 30-year-old El would've probably argued with. So in this episode I wanted to share some of those. They're not all cold hard facts. They're not rules as such, although some of them are definitely rules I biz by. And they certainly won't be e veryone's experience. And that’s ok. They're simply the business opinions I've formed after ten years of building, making mistakes, trying and testing things, changing my mind and expanding my thinking. And if these resonate with you, perhaps you're in the right place and perhaps you need a little bit of help navigating them in your own business. I'm here for that! Join me in The Bloom-Print Membership and let's turn your side hustle into your soul-income! (and I mean that double entendre, it's totally intentional).

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  Episode #89

  Episode 90 - Mid-Year Checkpoint: Refocus for the Second Half of 2026

  Jul 21, 202611 min

  Can we all agree that July is a funny time of year? January gets all the attention. New goals. New calendars. New planners. New energy. But July? In Australia? It's cold and winter somehow makes everything feel just a little slower... What I do think, is that this time of year is the perfect time for a checkpoint. Not a reset. A checkpoint. Because there's a big difference. A reset suggests something's gone wrong. A checkpoint simply asks, "Am I still heading where I wanted to go?" And I think that's one of the most valuable things we can do as business owners. Because the second half of the year rarely falls apart because of one big decision. It quietly slips away through a thousand small, unfocussed ones. So this episode is a little morsel - because I’m leaving you with homework that only you can answer. Get out your notebook, pull out your January goals and let's reassess what January you wanted for the year, what July you actually needs now and what December you will be grateful you did. And if you're feeling like what July you might actually need is more support in you business - my love, I would adore to be of assistance. You can explore 1:1 mentoring to help you really kick those business goals and The Bloom-Print Membership for something a little more self-paced mentorship.

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  Episode #89

  Episode 89 - The 10 Decisions That Shaped My Business

  Jul 14, 202627 min

  This episode feels a little bit special because this month marks 10 years in business for Maple & Wren. We’re celebrating, we’re reflecting, I’m getting a bit nostalgic. So, this episode isn’t going to be another 10-year recap. Instead, I started asking myself a different questions when I was putting this episode together. What actually changed my business? When I look back over the last decade, it wasn't one huge moment. It wasn't an award, or a viral Instagram Reel, or one dream wedding. It was decisions. Some of them felt exciting. Some of them felt terrifying. Some of them were all knowing game changers. Some of them didn't even seem like that big of a deal at the time. But looking back now, I can see each one of the key decisions I’m going to share with you in this episode quietly changed the direction of the business and changed me as a creative and a business owner. So in this episode I want to share the 10 decisions that, in hindsight, built Maple & Wren and built me as a business owner. If you want to hear about 2016 vs 2026 for me - you can go back and listen to Episode 82 - 2016: More than just a trend. And if this has got you wondering what the next 10 years could look like for your business - perhaps it's time to invest in some support. Join The Bloom-Print Membership and join an intimate group of Australian florists and wedding business owners pushing towards the next level in their businesses. I can't wait to see you in there!

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