What is the studio?

The studio is a space where our creativity and our desire to turn a wedding into something unique take s shape. We develop the creative part on our own, working by ourselves from the design up to the realization of every single element.
This lab is like a box, a trunk or a basket where we keep everything that fits your wedding. But it is also our office where we meet the future husband and wife, making them sit on a yellow sofa surrounded by plants and flowers.

How do we work in the studio

We develop a creative themed-idea and we care of all the details.
We use paper, fabric, wood. Everything is handcrafted because that’s how the best things come to be. We customize it all with our craftsmanship.
We understand your needs, we know what is the dream of every couple that wants to get married on the Amalfi Coast: living a wonderful day.

Passion, love and care shine through every detail, because everything is managed by people who love what they do. From the announcements to the party favors, until the tableau mariage and confetti…

Above all we use flowers to tell your love story, opting for a bucolic and naturalistic style.

We arrange the bouquet with great care because it represents the bride and her style. You should never underestimate this and you should not limit yourself. That’s why we create it carefully, choosing flowers, shapes and colors. The same happens for floral arrangements, weddings and receptions’ centerpieces: the event is made of details.

Can you imagine the surprise of finding a flowers box as wedding rings cushion? We do this, as well. Only experienced hands can create something unforgettable: hanging flower arrangements, flower hair crowns, buttonholes and bracelets for guests, best man and bridesmaid.


Rosalinda
Flowers Weddings Lab

Costa d’Amalfi (SA) – Italy
Via G. Capriglione, 172
84010 Praiano (SA) Italy


Openings time:

9 AM – 1 PM
4 PM – 8 PM


Rosalinda:  Mob. +39 3336704986
Francesca: Mob. +39 3351593686
Claudia: Mob. +39 3314433470

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