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Rachel Cho is an American floral designer and entrepreneur. She is the founder of Rachel Cho Floral Design, a New York City–based floral studio specializing in event design, floral installations, and editorial floral work.

Cho is a native New Yorker and a first-generation American. She was introduced to floristry at a young age through her mother’s flower shop in the Bronx.^[1]

Cho founded Rachel Cho Floral Design in New York City, where the studio produces floral designs for events, installations, and brand collaborations.

Her work and professional expertise have been featured in national lifestyle, design, and business publications, including Martha Stewart, Brides, Modern Luxury, Apartment Therapy, and HuffPost.^[2]

Cho has been cited by multiple media outlets, including Business Insider and Yahoo, as a floral industry expert, contributing commentary on consumer behavior and seasonal flower trends.^[3]

Cho has been profiled by Florists’ Review as part of its “Remarkable Women in Floristry” series.^[4]

In 2026, Cho served as a panelist for Flower Magazine’s editorial selection of the 2026 Flower of the Year.^[5]

In addition to her studio work, Cho has taught floral design courses at FlowerSchool New York.^[6]

Cho has been cited by Florists’ Review for her work on multicultural events, including Indian weddings.^[7]

In 2026, Cho was selected as an exhibiting floral artist for Art in Bloom at the Saint Louis Art Museum, an annual exhibition pairing contemporary floral designers with works from the museum’s permanent collection.^[8]

She also created a floral installation for Fleurs de Villes, an international floral showcase, as reported by Elle Décor.^[9]

Cho resides in New York City.