Wedding Floral: A Wedding in the Botanical Garden

The Challenge

The client wanted a small, outdoor wedding with decor that evoked the serenity and richness of a botanical garden. The chosen space was minimalist, requiring a complete transformation through floral elements. The main challenge was creating a consistent and impressive atmosphere using mainly dried flowers and perennial greenery, which had to withstand the entire summer day without wilting.

The Design Process

We started with a color palette inspired by dusty pink, sage green, and white accents. We created several focal points:

• Floral arch: A massive frame for the exchange of vows, intertwined with ruscus, eucalyptus, and dried rose heads.
• Main table: Long, low centerpieces composed of lavender, dried dandelion, and willow branches, so as not to obstruct the view.
• Personal details: Bouquets for the bride and bridesmaids, small floral crowns for the guests' hair.

Each arrangement was designed to be not only beautiful but also durable, with many components able to be kept as a keepsake.

The Final Result

The space was transformed into a dreamy botanical oasis. The texture of the dried flowers added depth and a rustic-elegant charm, while the fresh green accents maintained a sense of vitality. The arrangements created a coherent visual line from the entrance to the banquet table, and the calm palette contributed to an atmosphere of intimacy and relaxation. The client's feedback highlighted that the floral decor was the defining element of the entire event's atmosphere.