Pam Richey Curtis,
Owner of Belle Flower Farm

Hello! I’m Pam, and my journey to Belle Flower Farm has been anything but traditional. During art school I worked as a display artist at department stores and freelance accounts and developed skills in team leadership and strategic decision-making as a retail manager. Always a creative worker bee, I catered on the side—until a client asked if I could handle the florals for their wedding. That unexpected request changed everything!

Today, Belle Flower Farm is more than a flower farm—we are a year-round floral design studio where beauty blooms in every petal. Named for my great-grandmother, Laura Belle, a florist in the 1950s, our family property has become both my canvas and my passion.

Over the years, I’ve gathered wonderful experiences: styling weddings and events, creating an award-recognized art program for local elementary schools, writing for local magazines, and nurturing my love for gardening while raising our two sons here.

Our designs embrace a cottage garden aesthetic—layered, lush, and overflowing with texture and movement. With a gardener’s eye for storytelling, I adore weaving in the smallest touches: details that speak to a cherished childhood memory, the quiet beauty of your engagement site, or your homes’ garden.

During the Pacific Northwest growing season, we design with blooms from our own gardens. Throughout the year, we collaborate with trusted partners to bring your vision to life—each arrangement a love letter to nature, layered with meaning and rooted in artistry.