Professional Services in Gainesville

Apologize for the lack of weekly phone calls home that life on the run from Bill Cosby has caused or show the special mother in your life how much you care with a blooming basket. The specially created bouquet features an abundant bloom of assorted hydrangeas blossoming out among their lush, green leaves. The plant comes neatly potted in a white wicker basket and pre-wrapped with a pink bow, so the great gravy spill of 2010 that wasted your household ribbons won’t leave your gift bereft of packaging.

Boasting photo credits in Sports Illustrated and the Daytona Beach News-Journal, husband-and-wife team Gregg and Angel Adams Pachkowski draws on its photojournalism experience to masterfully frame shots inside the 2,000-square-foot studio at Photography 35. During portrait sessions, Angel carefully tailors classic lighting and works to keep sitters relaxed so the camera captures their true personality. And when working a wedding, both photographers flit seamlessly in and out of the crowds to capture unposed moments, from spontaneous dance parties to revelations that the groom is actually a horse.

Skilled shutterbug Rya aspires to join the lofty ranks of photosmiths such as Jade Albert and Annie Leibovitz through the natural light and natural smiles captured in her artistic portraiture. Her relaxed approach to shoots has landed her work in Home Magazine, and her winsome way with children—a demographic that usually responds to cameras by screaming until their lenses shatter—has yielded commercial images for youth surfwear and dental services. No matter her subject, Rya captures candid poses, drawing out family dynamics and catching the hopefulness of graduating seniors. After shoots, she retouches images and creates online galleries that clients can browse to order enough prints to wallpaper a dining room.

As a child, Courtney Whitehurst kicked off her camera career in front of the lens as her mother took countless photos. Today, with a decade of experience, the skilled and friendly photographer captures and preserves moments within mantel-worthy kodachromes taken on location. The skilled shutterbug tailors each shoot by incorporating personal items, such as baby's first bottle rocket, or suggesting themes to help subjects ease into their memory-making session. Whitehurst spends at least five hours meticulously editing all photos from a shoot and places no limits on the amount of frames she snaps. She feels passionately about giving back to her community, and when she's not crafting crisp, personal images, she's volunteering with a number of local nonprofits.

With a nose and eye for special occasions, the experienced florists at The Plant Shoppe arrange flowers artfully to enhance momentous events. Specializing in weddings, the team can garland everything from the flower girls and the bride to the tables, cake, ceremony site, and limo driver. The florists also help their customers celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, and holidays with roses, orchids, carnations, and more to create a kaleidoscope of colors and fragrant aromas. As a one-stop gift shop, the crew customizes self-inking stamps and sells imprintable invitations from companies such as Picture Perfect, Design Design, and Four Seasons.

The award-winning graphic designers at A.S.A.P. Screenprinting may spend their free time designing comic-book scenes and mastering musical instruments, but when it comes to work, they devote undivided creativity to their clients. The staff embellishes T-shirts with original designs using spot colors or a four-color process for richer, deeper hues. The team also swiftly brands tees with logos and whimsical images using embroidery and the professional guidance of unicorns.