Question 1

Is every wedding truly unique?

Accepted Answer

Every couple has a different story, every venue has a different light, every season brings different flowers. That's why there's no standard package with my name on it: every project starts from scratch, built around you.

Question 2

Why do prices start from a fixed base?

Accepted Answer

My prices start from a fixed base. That's not rigidity — it's the threshold below which I can't guarantee the quality of the materials or the overall result. Doing the work well has a real cost, and I'd rather say that upfront.

Question 3

What does the floral service for a wedding include?

Accepted Answer

The bridal bouquet is where the whole floral language of the day begins. Around it I build the accessories for the wedding party — bridesmaids' bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, flower crowns. I design the floral arrangement for the ceremony and take care of the complete decoration of the reception spaces. At the end of the evening I handle the breakdown.

Question 4

How does the first contact work?

Accepted Answer

Write to me and describe your project as concretely as you can: the date, the venue, the type of event, the atmosphere you have in mind. And a budget reference — not as a ceiling, but as an honest starting point for building something that makes sense for both of us. Without this information I can't give you a useful answer.

Question 5

How does the quote work?

Accepted Answer

The first proposal you receive is an indicative one — built on your brief, but without a line-by-line cost breakdown. It's a way to check that we're on the same page before investing time on both sides. If the overall picture works for you, we move forward with the complete and detailed quote.

Question 6

When do you ask for a deposit?

Accepted Answer

It's not an automatic rule. When I feel the project calls for it — based on its complexity and the level of detail we've already worked through together — I ask for a deposit before delivering the complete and detailed quote. It's usually 30% of the total. If the project goes ahead, it's deducted from the final amount. If you decide not to proceed, it is retained.

Question 7

Why do you ask for a deposit before the full quote?

Accepted Answer

A detailed quote is not something produced in ten minutes. It takes hours of study, moodboard analysis, material selection, and careful thinking about the venue and the season. It's an act of design in every sense — and as such, it has a value. The deposit acknowledges that value and protects the work invested, on both sides.

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What you need to know

Every wedding is unique

Quality without compromise

To give you a useful answer, I need to know a little about you.