San Diego artist and college professor Yarely first wove a flower crown and popped it on her Australian shepherd as a simple prop for an Instagram pic. Little did she know, that simple crown would go on to become a successful brand.
Freya’s Floral Company creates beautiful flower crowns for dogs, cats (and also humans).
#NationalPetDay . . . The shop is on vacation. 
Working on new pieces as much as possible. The beautiful California #superbloom is causing me INTENSE allergies. My progress is not nearly as much as I wish it was. #ironicallyallergictoflowersBut how do you get a dog to wear a crown made of flowers? Yarely says it may be easier at first to fix the crown on your pup’s head with the attached ribbons tied under the chin like a bonnet. Or, even tied loosely around the neck like a fancy collar. For photos, she has trained Freya to lie down first and then she balances the crown on top. Also, treats!
. . . . . The shop is on vacation! During this time I will be working on a lot of different projects. I have lofty goals so idk of I’ll even get to it all. : : Here is my to do list : 
Make matching sets. (Two matching large crowns / two medium crowns etc.) 
#tooambitiousShe draws inspiration from how the flowers look on Freya. “It’s all about experimenting.” For custom orders, she spends as much time with each buyer as it takes to get the right colors and balance of fullness.
She also studies real floral arrangements to find her next ideas. The different types of flowers and colors spark her creativity.
Even Instagram celebrity and influencer Leonidas of leo.mainecoon (he’s a cat) likes to model Yarely’s crowns for his 155,000-plus followers. His fans are crazy about this look.
Handsome Leo knows he is special and beautiful in his majestic coronet. Some people are born royal, but in Yarely’s crowns, these pretty pets show us they are the true kings of Instagram.
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