Meet your Florists
Jon
(The one in the white shirt.)
I bring more than 10 years of experience planning and producing events at the University of Kentucky, ranging from intimate luncheons and award ceremonies, to large-scale galas and international trips. Event planning requires an incredible amount of organization and attention to details—two things I genuinely enjoy.
I also co-own the HCA Gems, an all-star competitive cheer program here in Cynthiana, with my wife Sam. Together we have two incredible boys, Fitz and Myles, along with our dog, Oliver, and our cat, Oreo.
When i’m not working, I enjoy traveling, discovering new restaurants, attending concerts, and digital design.
Stephen
(The one in the pink shirt.)
I have worked in some form of customer service since I was 16, and I’ve always loved creating welcoming experiences and making people feel at home. I currently work part-time as the Director of Hospitality at Mustard Seed Hill, a beautiful venue in Millersburg, KY. We host weddings, private gatherings, and community events, offer overnight accommodations, and are committed to helping revitalize the community of Millersburg.
Mustard Seed Hill has become known across the state for its annual Christmas event and first-class overnight accommodations. I’m proud to be part of a team that is helping put Millersburg on the map while creating memorable experiences for its guests.
When i’m not working, I enjoy cooking, settling in with a good show or movie, reading a good book, going to as many concerts as I can. I also love traveling whenever I get the chance, gathering with family, and spending time with my rescue dog, Bentley.
Our Name
The “Twin” part is pretty simple—we are indeed twins. Fun fact: we’re fraternal twins. Yes, really! The genes run strong in our family.
The “Oaks” part runs a little deeper. Our family has called White Oak Road in Harrison County home since the early 1800s. We grew up on White Oak Tricum Pike alongside our siblings, and our dad and his brothers spent their childhood on a dairy farm on White Oak. Our grandmother, a Williams, and descendent of the Perraut family, also spent many years there.
White Oak has been woven into our family’s story for generations, so bringing the two together—”Twin Oaks Floral”—felt like the perfect representation of who we are, where we come from, and the family roots that mean so much to us.
