Owner, Brittany Sullivan at her studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

ABOUT GRACE + GRIT

My customers appreciate quality work--that goes for flowers, graphic design, & tattoos!--and they know they need an experienced floral designer to bring their vision to life. Whether you create art, practice law, tend bar, or run a business, chances are you care about the details, but don't have time or bandwidth to get bogged down in micromanaging. If you're looking for a professional florist who'll listen to your ideas and run with them, you're in the right place. 

You can count on me to tune into your vision and provide clear communication throughout our planning process. Whether you're having an intimate ceremony or need to transform a space, my team and I will deliver a beautiful event so you can chill out and focus on enjoying your day.

At Grace + Grit we believe in a diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment, where all employees, clients and vendors–whatever their gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or identity–feel valued and respected.

ABOUT THE OWNER

Brittany Sullivan is a second generation florist, living and working in Brooklyn, NY.  A New Jersey native, she fostered her love of flowers at a young age, assisting her florist mother on Valentine's Day.

After graduating from SVA (School of Visual Arts) in 2005 and moving onto a career in music television at Fuse TV and later in the film production industry, Brittany eventually took a huge leap of faith as she transitioned her career in a new direction. After completing the Floral Design Professional Program at Flower School New York, she and her husband relocated to Portland, Maine, where she spent a summer working on a flower farm. She has also loved her experience working in busy flower shops and freelancing under some of the top wedding florists.

Brittany, her husband and young daughter Lucy now reside in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

(Brittany) jumped in not just as an order-taker but as a true collaborator, applying her creativity to our ideas and helping us develop them, and responding receptively to our feedback.
— Jake Z