Why I Became a Wedding Florist in France

wedding flower arrangements on a chapel stairs for a wedding in france at chateau de boutonvilliers

There’s something captivating about flowers—their colors, forms, and textures all coming together to create pure beauty. My passion for flowers started early, as I was drawn to their natural elegance and ability to evoke deep emotions without a single word. Over time, this love for flowers grew into something greater: a desire to create, to use flowers as a medium for art, and to bring joy and beauty into people’s lives.

paris wedding florist decorates the shangri la hotel with the eiffel tower in the background

As my journey unfolded, it became clear to me that France was where I wanted to be. This country’s romance, history, and natural beauty make it one of the world’s most enchanting places, and its landscapes are a true inspiration for any artist. France’s gardens and chateaux feel almost otherworldly, each one telling a story. I’m deeply inspired by the timeless charm of these settings, the way they blend elegance with nature. Here, I can craft florals that feel like works of art, drawing from the hues of sprawling fields, the soft blush of roses in a French garden, or the rich tones of vineyards against the sunset.

Being a wedding florist lets me capture the magic of love in a way that’s personal and meaningful. For me, flowers are more than just decorations; they’re a form of expression that celebrates the unique love story of each couple. Every wedding I work on is an opportunity to create something special, something that reflects the couple’s personalities and dreams. It’s a privilege to help couples mark one of the most significant days of their lives, and I strive to make every arrangement, bouquet, and installation as unique and memorable as the love story it represents.

installing flowers at Chateau Allure du Lac for a colorful wedding outdoors in France

My work is a blend of art and nature, where I can play with colors, textures, and forms to create something extraordinary. I approach each wedding as an artist approaches a blank canvas, using flowers as my medium. I’m drawn to garden-inspired designs because they allow me to capture a natural, unstructured beauty. There’s a softness and romance in these arrangements, a timelessness that feels both effortless and intentional. The way blooms and greenery flow together, the mix of textures and colors—each arrangement is a balance between wild beauty and refined elegance.

One of the most fulfilling parts of my work is connecting with the couples I design for. I believe that the relationship I build with each couple is just as important as the flowers themselves. Understanding their story, their personalities, and their vision for their wedding day allows me to create florals that truly resonate with them. This connection is at the heart of my work, and it’s what makes each project so rewarding. I take the time to listen and understand, to ensure that every bloom and detail reflects their unique journey.

the painted bouquet by angelique renee hugging one of her brides as she gives a bridal bouquet to her at chateau st. michel in liziers, france

Being a florist in France combines everything I’m passionate about: the beauty of flowers, the romance of this incredible country, and the joy of creating something meaningful. Each wedding is a new opportunity to weave together art, nature, and love in a way that celebrates the beauty of life and connection. This is why I do what I do—to transform a vision into something real, beautiful, and unforgettable, and to help couples create memories they’ll cherish forever.

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