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Myrtle Beach floral boutique run by designer Michelle Henry, handcrafting bridal and reception work from romantic-timeless to modern, on-trend looks.





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Michelle Henry owns and designs for Meant To Bee Floristry, a boutique wedding and event florist based in Myrtle Beach that also takes bookings across the wider Southeast.
The shop's wedding offerings include bridal bouquets, ceremony and reception arrangements, wedding shower and rehearsal dinner flowers, and full installations built around a couple's color palette and venue. Henry describes her work as adaptable to romantic and timeless, dramatic, or on-trend styles, and the shop's site recounts redesigning a full wedding after a couple changed venues two months out.
Meant To Bee is based in Myrtle Beach and takes inquiries through an online contact form; the site does not list a phone number, street address, or published pricing, so couples receive a quote after describing their event and date.
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