Spaces
Which areas are available and which need special care?
For wedding venues
Meet Nicola before you recommend him to couples. See the work and discuss spaces, access and how an installation could be organised.
Whether you run a villa, hotel, estate or event space, the first step is to assess how the work fits your venue’s requirements.
This opens Niky Flor’s WhatsApp with a draft message. You decide whether to send it; a day and time are agreed in the conversation.

Access hours, sensitive areas, loading routes, installation and collection: every space has its own rules. Assessing a professional means talking about these, as well as viewing photographs.
Which areas are available and which need special care?
How can loading, setup and collection fit around the event?
Who confirms choices, changes and operational responsibilities?
Wider views show the overall effect; details reveal the floral composition. Your venue’s specific rules can guide the conversation.



These points can guide an initial discussion and, if an event follows, the definition of the work.
The person responsible for events and access.
Usable spaces, sensitive zones and installation options.
Agreed windows for setup, collection and restoring the space.
Activities and contacts confirmed before the event.
When a couple asks for a contact, knowing the professional is more useful than simply passing on a number. A call helps you assess another option without exclusivity or automatic inclusion in your supplier list.
Meet Nicola as another option without replacing existing relationships.
The need and terms can be considered after the first call, for a specific venue or event.
No. It is a chance to meet and decide whether further discussion is useful.
The process and time windows are agreed for each event with the venue contact.
First step
Ten minutes to discuss your venue, see the floral work and decide whether he could be useful in your network.
The button opens a WhatsApp draft. It does not book an appointment automatically.