WEDDING DESIGNER

My passion and love for all that is beautiful, my desire to do more and always better, has driven me to also become a Wedding Designer so that I can follow all floral decorations and related arrangements with my florists, also with the help of typographers and graphic designers.
I have tried to learn from the best, I study and observe relentlessly those who are better than me, create dreams and make us immerse ourselves in them.
Sometimes it is easy to get my ideas across to the bride and groom, because I can find similar ones online. But other times, when my idea is the result of an intuition, which ties several elements together, then the classic and simple coloured pencil drawing intervenes... thanks to this I can make it clear to the couple what kind of set-up I have in mind for their ceremony or reception.

Over the years, brides have become more attentive to flowers and arrangements; photographers themselves have specialised in capturing these details, hopefully ending up online on the most popular industry sites. Pinterest also helps us a lot, and certainly allows us to save on our pinboard, the photos that inspire us the most and then from those, making a selection, arrive at a design that will make your wedding unique. This is the aspect of my job that I find most fun and exciting; the one where my imagination and creativity are finally free to run while my brain detaches itself from bureaucracy, from ceremony documents, from SIAE practices to devote itself to the world of dreams.

However, it is important to understand whether the bride and groom's dreams are in line with their budget. You know when you have to do those make-ups that look natural, but actually require time and skill behind them? There, even those arrangements that look like they put two vases and four candles there, actually have a study behind them. The simple choice of flowers... if we pay attention we will notice that there are not just two types of roses and some greenery. No, there are a myriad of flowers, some of them very special, to give that sense of airiness to very organic compositions that want to remind one of a bunch of flowers picked in a field and put in a vase... but it goes without saying that this is not the case!