Hello from the studio on Floyd Street
Bella's Flowers is named for a hardheaded rescue beagle who supervised the first season of zinnias from the back porch and has never once apologized for it. The garden outgrew the porch, the buckets outgrew the kitchen, and in time we opened a small studio a few blocks off the Covington square. Today we design for couples getting married under Georgia oaks, for families saying goodbye at chapels we know by name, and for the neighbors who simply want something living on the table each week. Every arrangement leaves here made by hand, by someone who lives ten minutes away.
How we work
A few promises we keep on every order, big or small.
Georgia growers first
From April to October, most of what we use is grown in our garden or within a day's drive. It's fresher, and it keeps money close to home.
Low-waste by habit
We compost every stem, reuse vessels, and skip floral foam wherever a mechanic and good chicken wire will do the job.
Design over catalog
You won't find 200 identical stock photos here. We design to your palette, your vase, and what's genuinely beautiful that week.
Small enough to care
We cap our weekly workload on purpose. If we say yes to your date, you have our full attention.
Meet the studio
Two people, a cooler, and a lot of buckets.
Marisol Vega
Grew up cutting hydrangeas at her grandmother's house in Conyers and spent six years in event floristry in Atlanta before opening the studio. She designs every wedding and sympathy piece personally.
Daniel Reeves
Handles subscriptions, wholesale orders, and the delivery route across Newton and Rockdale counties. If your flowers arrive early and in water, that's Daniel.
Come by and see what's blooming
The studio is open Tuesday through Saturday, and there's usually something wrapped and ready in the cooler.
Visit or call us