Meet Alexandra Garrett

Alexandra Garrett has spent fifteen years making things beautiful on purpose. Her path runs through nearly every corner of the creative world: professional photography and styling, beauty artistry for brands like Birchbox, content and brand strategy for campaigns and small businesses, and OOMI Jewelry, a handcrafted line she designed and built from the ground up. Each chapter taught her a piece of the same craft — composition, color, and how a well-made object changes the way a room feels.

Paper sculpture brought it all together. What began as an obsession with coaxing petals out of flat sheets of paper became Jellyfish Florals (and Prints): a Richmond, Virginia studio creating floral arrangements, paper botanicals, and stationery for small businesses and intimate gatherings.

Alexandra studied Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication at Bowie State University, and built her career on the strategy that training taught her — which is why her arrangements aren't just beautiful; they're strategic. Every design considers the brand it sits inside, the guests who'll gather around it, and the impression that lingers after the candles go out.

When she's not elbow-deep in stems and cardstock, she's photographing her work — every image on this site is hers, too.

What Sets Alexandra Apart

A Sculptor’s Eye

Alexandra came to design and flowers through makeup artistry and jewelry design and making, so every arrangement is crafted like a piece of art: structure first, drama always, no rulebook in sight.

Fearless Color

Hot corals, chartreuse greens, unexpected pairings. Alexandra doesn't do safe palettes — she chooses colors that make a room look up.

Every Design Tells A Story

Stationery should say something. Each piece is composed around moods and moments — a masterpiece your guests remember after the day ends.