Flowers have a language all their own, and the best wedding florists are fluent in it. With every stem, petal, and perfectly placed sprig, they craft stories, turning your love story into color, movement, and fragrance. Whether it’s an whimsical garden-style bouquet, a sculptural ceremony arch, or botanical installation that feel like fine art, they create floral moments that linger long after the last petal falls. These 28 visionary florists from around the world reimagine wedding florals by bringing artistry, imagination, and innovation to every celebration.
PHKA
PHKA blurs the boundaries between floral design, art, and architecture. Based between Paris and Bangkok, they craft installations that are inseparable from their surroundings. Site-specific, sensory evoking, and striking, PHKA is guided by a foam-free philosophy and a devotion to locally grown botanicals as they continually push the definition of what “floral” can be. PHKA actively explores and develops projects worldwide, including Belgium, China, Italy, Japan, Norway, South Korea and Switzerland.
Hattie Molloy
Melbourne-based installation artist Hattie Molloy is an object maker and creative director who treats flowers as her playground. Her work is bold and irreverent, playful yet sculptural, and always a statement. Constantly rethinking the rules of floristry, she experiments with form, material, and concept to create pieces that feel fresh, vibrant, and alive with character.
Hattie Molloy
Photography: La Dichosa
Flover NYC
With a fearless eye for form and a taste for the unconventional, Flover NYC crafts arrangements that are both out-of-the-box and refined. Their arrangements thrive on contrasts with unexpected shapes, curious textures, and details that spark conversation. Adored by creatives and modern romantics alike, Flover NYC doesn’t simply decorate a space, they transform it. Each stem is placed with careful intention and each composition is designed to stir feeling.
Flover NYC
Photography: Pauline Shapiro
This Humid House
Since opening its doors in 2017, This Humid House has been quietly rewriting the language of flowers. With studios in Singapore and Paris, the team approaches each project like an exploration, seeking out unusual materials and pushing them into new possibilities. In collaboration with leading planners and creative partners, This Humid House crafts singular experiences that never repeat themselves—visually or emotionally.
Studio Lilo
Berlin-based florist and designer Lilo Klinkenberg of Studio Lilo creates botanical installations and sculptures—both intimate and monumental—that captivate at first glance. Her portfolio features floral design for fairs, fashion shows, film and photography productions, events, and exhibitions. Lilo's unique botanical vision has drawn the attention of Cartier, Loewe and Jil Sander.
Oh, Maria Flores
Oh, Maria Flores is a Lisbon-based studio known for sculptural, textured floral design with a modern touch. Founder Maria Figueira brings her artistic eye to every project, balancing bold vision with each couple’s story to create arrangements that feel personalized. With an openness to every bloom and palette, her work transforms flowers into thoughtful, one-of-a-kind compositions.
Oh, Maria Flores
Photography: The VRNCLR
Sir Botanical
Sir Botanical, an Australian-based studio, is a curator of moments and architect of atmosphere. Their work transcends the ordinary, embracing new perspectives through every project and collaboration. From monumental floral sculptures for weddings to delicate arrangements for intimate dinners, the team approaches each creation with an inventive spirit and an eye for lasting impression.
Sir Botanical
Photography: Kate Anderson
Hamish Powell
London-based botanical designer Hamish Powell channels his early Ikebana training and Japanese floral philosophy into design-forward, contemporary creations. Treating plants as both muse and medium, he shapes installations for galleries, fashion shows, and events across the globe. Hamish's career highlights include collaborations with luxury brands such as Loewe, Burberry, Diptyque, Acne Studios, and YSL.
Bosque Concepts
Bosque Concepts is a Portugal-based contemporary floral design and styling studio known for its high-end, curated approach. Founders Gustavo Camacho and Tiago Bettencourt craft chic, innovative floral arrangements for weddings, events, and editorials—always with a twist. Foam-free and eco-minded, their work proves sustainability and style can flourish side by side.
Bosque Concepts
Photography: Nous Nous
Studio Linné
Guided by Misha Todirascu, Studio Linné crafts extraordinary botanical sculptures and provides floral styling for productions and events across Europe and Asia. The studio challenges conventional notions of floral artistry, with ephemeral creations that embrace a maximalist, avant-garde spirit. Each project is a bold exploration of form and emotion, taking flowers into possibilities you wouldn’t expect.
Edénique de Beaumont
Floral Design
Edénique de Beaumont brings a sharp eye and a taste for the unexpected to her floral work, crafting curated yet unconventional arrangements for weddings, events, and editorials. Based in Amsterdam, she shapes her own aesthetic direction rather than chasing trends. Edénique's practice extends beyond florals into candleholder design and styling, with projects spanning clients worldwide.
Edénique de Beaumont Floral Design
Calma
Modern, tropical-inspired, and ever-evolving, Calma explores the intersection of tradition and contemporary design to create striking floral moments for couples and brands. Under the direction of Elizabeth Jaime, the studio moves fluidly between large-scale branded installations and intimate wedding arrangements. Grounded in seasonal blooms and a spirit of experimentation, every Calma project is a one-of-a-kind expression.
Larry Walshe Studios
Larry Walshe Studios is behind some of the most luxurious, dramatic, and bountiful floral installations in London, Lake Como, New York, and beyond. Founder Larry Walshe and his team draw inspiration from art, fashion, media, and the natural world, bringing a refined, distinctive vision to every project. Working exclusively in the luxury sector, their floral designs are rich in color, layered in texture, and executed with meticulous attention to detail. This approach has secured the studio an enviable reputation for excellence.
Larry Walshe Studios
Photography: Jose Villa
Blxxm
Rachel Wayne of New York City-based Blxxm experiments with floral design to create arrangements that are as innovative as they are elegant. Her compositions often weave blooms with unexpected, non-floral elements, pushing the boundaries between nature and art. The result is arrangements that feel like living paintings—textural, emotive, and designed to provoke feeling as much as admiration.
Blxxm
Photography: Joe Tankersley
Flowers by Ford
Whether it’s a global brand launch or a private dinner party, Molly Ford of Flowers by Ford, approaches each project with the same bold, creative energy. Brooklyn-based, she has worked with the New York Botanical Garden, La Mer, AnnaSophia Robb, and more, weaving her signature modern aesthetic—dynamic, textural, and full of life—into every collaboration. In Molly’s hands, flowers move freely and colors pulse with energy, creating compositions that are contemporary, refined, and instantly recognizable.
Flowers by Ford
Photography: La Dichosa, Ash Bean
September Studio
Based in Sydney, Australia, September Studio is the creative studio of Bryce Heyworth, who reimagines floristry with a thoughtful and curated touch. Working exclusively with local, ethical growers, Bryce uses seasonal botanicals to design bouquets and compositions that are truly one of a kind. No two arrangements are ever the same, because no two stories are.
Flowers by Brett Matthew John
Flowers by Brett Matthew John is a boutique floral studio in Melbourne known for crafting distinctive, concept-driven floral experiences. Led by Brett Matthew John Coles, the studio continuously pushes the boundaries of traditional floristry, bringing a fresh, artistic perspective to every arrangement. Dreamy hues, artful accents, and meticulous detail define the FBMJ signature—elegant, expressive, and always unexpected.
Blumen
Blumen is a multidisciplinary studio based in Paris, founded in 2019 by Elisa Benchetrit. Blending scenography, floral design, and ceramics, the studio treats every project as a bespoke composition rooted in visual research, craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. Elisa works with a responsible ethos, prioritizing local, seasonal botanicals and sustainable practices. Her client list includes Gucci, Hermès, Jean Paul Gaultier, Lancôme, Miu Miu, and Mugler.
Blumen
Photography: Leif Sebastian
Frida Kim
Design, nature, and art form the core of Frida Kim’s creative world. Her compositions weave fresh and dried flowers with branches, grasses, fruits, berries, and herbs, creating arrangements that are at once tactile and atmospheric. Influenced by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, Frida’s floral work embraces imperfection, impermanence, and the quiet beauty of the natural world.
Goshá
Goshá is a Dubai-based floral and botanical design studio inspired by poetry. Treating blooms as art objects, they craft daring, unconventional arrangements that transform spaces. Sculptural, modern, and deeply expressive, Goshá's work proves that flowers can be as powerful a medium for storytelling as words themselves.
Doctor Cooper Studio
Sydney-based artist, florist, and Ph.D. in fine art, Lisa Cooper of Doctor Cooper Studio works with minimal, elemental ingredients to create arrangements that are both sculptural and contemplative, echoing the rhythms of nature and art alike. Her practice has drawn commissions from some of the most celebrated names in fashion and culture, including Hermès, Dries Van Noten, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Lancôme, and Prada.
Doctor Cooper Studio
Photography: Jack Mannix
CUBE STUDIO
CUBE STUDIO creates immersive floral designs for weddings, brand events, and personal celebrations. Known for bold palettes and unexpected combinations, the Dubai-based studio has become a sought-after choice for couples who want their flowers to make a statement. CUBE STUDIO takes florals into daring new territory, delivering designs that never fail to turn heads.
LALUNE
Seoul’s LALUNE brings a new perspective to contemporary floristry. The studio crafts daring, high-impact designs—from sculptural centerpieces to whimsical floral bags—that challenge the rules of traditional floristry. Think bold shapes, inventive contrasts, and statement-making florals for weddings, events, and shoots that redefine the mood of a space.
Leone Floral Studio
Leone Floral Studio, founded by Léone Close, creates contemporary, nature-inspired arrangements rooted in modern Ikebana. Dedicated to rare and distinctive varieties, the studio even cultivates its own wildflowers, bringing greater diversity and nuance to each design—evoking fields, forests, and marshes. Based in Belgium but working internationally, Léone highlights the raw, untamed beauty of nature through her compositions.
Carolina Spencer
Florist Carolina Spencer isn’t afraid of contrasts. Based in Barcelona, she merges structure with vibrancy, creating florals that feel alive and unapologetically fresh. Her compositions often weave objects with plants, flowers, and leaves, bridging arrangement and installation. Drawing on Japanese minimalism and her Chilean roots, Carolina designs arrangements that stand out for their bold character and individuality.
MIDI
Launched in 2021, MIDI is an Amsterdam-based floral design studio rewriting the rulebook of floristry. The team leans into bold colors, offbeat ideas, and artistic risk-taking, turning flowers into unique gestures rather than simple adornment. From sculptural installations to hand-tied bouquets, MIDI’s work carries emotion, edge, and a pulse that’s distinctly modern.
Tulipina
With an international reputation, Tulipina is one of the world’s leading floral design studios, celebrated for its bespoke creations for luxury weddings and events. Guided by founder Kiana Underwood, the studio unites a love of nature with a strong artistic vision. Each arrangement is conceived as a vibrant expression of individuality crafted to tell a story that amplifies the spirit of every occasion.
Tulipina
Photography: Greg Finck, Jack Henry
Attepmt
Whimsy-cool meets elegance in Attepmt’s work. With studios in Kyiv and Paris, the team crafts seasonal bouquets and designs florals for events that balance playfulness with refinement. Their approach is rooted in seasonality and experimentation, taking flowers into fresh, playful directions that always surprise.
Cordero Atelier
Cordero Atelier, founded in 2008 by Sara Uriarte Cordero, is a full-service creative studio with a passion for beauty in all its forms. While known for their skillful approach to wedding planning and artful set design, their floral work carries its own signature: bold in vision and refined in execution. From sculptural installations to delicate, detail-rich arrangements, Cordero Atelier's florals bring emotion, movement, and a sense of drama to every setting.
CENTÁ
CENTÁ works across floral design, art direction, set design, and food styling. Born in Lisbon in 2020, the studio is the creation of Lera and Viktor Komskii, a duo with a sharp eye and a refusal to do what’s expected. CENTÁ’s portfolio includes collaborations with global brands such as LOEWE, Zara, and H&M, where they’ve helped transform store spaces and elevate special events with their unique design approach.
CENTÁ
Photography: Luba Kozorezova
