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At the heart of every extraordinary wedding lies a floral composition that speaks the language of emotion, memory, and beauty. For us floral design is not just about flowers, it's about storytelling through nature. It's about translating a creative vision into living, breathing installations that stir the senses and elevate the atmosphere of the entire celebration.
Once the creative direction for the wedding has been defined, our floral design journey begins by interpreting that vision through nature. We ask essential questions:
This initial phase sets the tone for everything that follows. Every flower, every stem, and every leaf is chosen to reinforce the overall aesthetic identity of the event.
Floral design is also a matter of interpretation. We work with a network of exceptional floral designers across Italy, Europe, and Lebanon, carefully selecting the right talent based on three main criteria:
We’re also open to collaborating with florists suggested by our clients—provided their quality, style, and commitment align with our creative and operational standards.
Once the floral designer is selected, we engage in a creative exchange involving sketches, mood boards, sample arrangements, and mock-ups. This collaborative process helps the couple visualize the floral world that will unfold on their wedding day. We remain deeply involved throughout, ensuring every element—from the choice of vessels to the installation sequence—is aligned with the creative project.
During the final installation, we’re side by side with our florists, ensuring the realization is faithful to the vision, adaptable to last-minute adjustments, and responsive to the spatial context.
One of the most overlooked aspects of floral design is the human one. A floral setup often requires teams of 20 to 30 people working in synchronicity. That’s why we emphasize the importance of harmony among suppliers. Not every vendor works well with others. We often choose florists who have already collaborated with our team or who demonstrate a strong cooperative spirit. Events are dynamic by nature, and in moments of pressure or unforeseen changes, the emotional intelligence and synergy of the team can make all the difference.
Floral design is also about joy. Selecting flowers is a delightful experience for our clients—touching, smelling, imagining. We love involving them in this stage, guiding their choices toward local and seasonal blooms, deeply rooted in the region’s culture and landscape. It’s a tribute to the architectural and natural visions of those who designed Italian villas, gardens, and palaces centuries ago.
We deliberately avoid following trends or copying from magazines. Instead, we design unique compositions that reflect the soul of the couple, rooted in their story, their identity, and the spirit of the location.
We believe that beauty should never come at the expense of the environment. Our floral philosophy includes a deep commitment to eco-conscious practices, such as:
Whenever possible, we re-use floral elements for multiple moments of the wedding day and ensure any leftover flowers are donated or composted responsibly.
Floral design is one of the most expressive tools in event creation. It breathes life into a concept, evokes powerful emotions, and creates an immersive atmosphere. Whether it’s a wild garden blooming under the stars or a regal composition adorning a historic villa, our goal is to craft floral experiences that are as unforgettable as the moments they celebrate.
The bouquet is always an important choice for the bride: it must represent her, and match (or mix!) with her dress and the mood of the event. Bouquet trends change quickly in terms of the shapes and types of flowers in vogue. It is always useful, however, to see the original shapes by which they are inspired.
Trends are constantly changing in relation to consumer tastes but also to trends set by VIP weddings or market needs. We prefer to create unique events tailored to each customer. However, we like to keep our clients informed about the main design lines so that they can better understand their needs and desires.
Flowers are seasonal and subject to market trends. We want to present a dictionary of flowers indicating when they are in season so that everyone can learn more about the flowers that can be used...