Wedding decor with giant flowers starts from the venue as it is: the walls have a color, the ceiling has a height, the light is what it is. Instead of hiding the space, the flowers work with it and turn what could be an obstacle into the most beautiful backdrop in the photos.
At the Graciosa Country Club in Curitiba, southern Brazil, the walls were terracotta. The shape of the white flowers was decided together with the bride, petal by petal, and the result was a hanging garden between the crystal chandeliers and a high-relief panel that became the wedding backdrop in the official photos. At Bacarat, in Porto Velho, northern Brazil, the ballroom had no chandelier, so we created one out of white flowers in Italian crepe paper, coming down in layers over the tables.
For a Spanish couple, about 15 flowers on stands, in yellow, orange, red and caramel, traveled from Brazil in boxes, formed the outdoor altar and then followed the guests to the reception. And in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the wedding of the granddaughter of the country's first king brought together 9,000 giant flowers: a sky of 45 flowers 3 meters wide and a 90-meter curved wall (295 ft) covered in white organza.
For outdoor ceremonies, the giant lily of the valley, over 2 meters tall, was designed to withstand wind and sun. We work with couples, wedding planners and venues, in Brazil and abroad, and every wedding decor project starts with the measurements of the place.
