Floraison_bycastillofuentes

13/01/2025

Green melancholy

13/01/2025

Using the same flowers and leaves from our family’s new year celebration, which i already refreshed for our friend group’s new year thanksgiving party on january 1st, i recut and rearranged them once again last january 12, this time in green goblets as vases for our friend’s bday. It’s amazing how long flowers and leaves can last with the proper care and techniques.

02/01/2025

I refreshed the arrangement for our new year celebration, rearranged it a little and added candles, nothing like a little candle light illumination to drive away the dark negative shadows.

02/01/2025

We used the muscat grapes gifted to us by our family to further add drama and decadence to our holiday table.
They were promptly eaten afterwards and they were delicious!

02/01/2025

It’s been a long time since we last posted anything, or done anything remotely related to event styling. we’ve gone through a personal rough patch, with the death of a couple of friends and an internal struggle to stay happy. Despite all that, i did not want to let christmas pass by without doing something special for my family.
But i also did not want anything that felt too happy. As i was in a pensive mood, my thoughts brought me to the silence of a mossy forest. And i wanted to recreate that solemn, sort of sad but peaceful emotion that you get when you find yourself lost in sacred woods. I started with wild vaccinium branches, that we shaped in sort of windswept, seemingly unplanned shapes, then added eucalyptus leaves and their flowerpods, green burana jade dendrobium orchids, then haphazardly added a top layer pf lycopodium vines and davallia ferns, making it look like a wild forest floor where the elements of growth vie for space and sun. Just like my thoughts, they’re unbridled, wild and just a tad bit lost

20/10/2024

One golden afternoon

20/10/2024

20/10/2024

Throwback to this debut we created last 2023.

14/07/2024

Simplicity

14/07/2024

Crystal rain

14/07/2024

Created a small setup for a couple of friends who were celebrating their birthday, we had no budget for this, but we still wanted to come up with something for two guy friends who have made life interesting ever since we got to know them.
We wanted the setup to be masculine and hard but with a hint of warmth, we dreamed up a theme depicting the first rains of a desert, and we used stuff we already had in storage.
Swarovski crystals strung up with wires created the rain, that were coming from chicken wire “clouds”.
Dried silver bismarckia fan palm leaves set the place in a desert oasis and black fabric drapings covered the space in a darkness of sorts not unlike a storm. We also added chandeliers just because we had them 😆
We even added LED strips so we could turn of all the lights and just have mood lighting
The table was decorated very simply, with Sansevieria masoniana in short cylinder vases, accompanied by welded wire diamonds painted black, disco balls and various tilandsia air plants.
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I miss creating big events, we’ve been focusing on our other business and have not been advertising as heavily for floraison. Although these small events have been scratching the creative itch, there’s nothing that could compare to having a full blown styling at venues and hotels. Even though we’re not advertising, feel free to inquire about our services 😉

22/01/2024

We don’t always get to do the things that we want, but we sure as hell will fight for the things that we love doing.

22/01/2024

What happens when a crazy rich asian plantlady decides to throw a pre chinese new year dinner party?
Despite being created for only six people, this setup is crazy rich asian indeed, live bromeliads imported from thailand, luxurious cattleya orchids that are so expensive they’re most often reserved for creating corsages, here they’re arranged frivolously by the dozen, heliconias and fire orchids complete this table that’s set with goodies (copper charger, gold tableware. It also has gold candelabras from