A different creative direction
When a couple wants another floral style, compare their brief with Nicolaās approach and the work shown here.
For wedding planners
Your direction. Another floral perspective to choose.
You already have professionals you trust. Nicola gives you another option when a brief calls for a different creative approach, a setting to develop together or a date worth checking.
Explore the arrangements and tell us about the project: style, venue, date and budget. The conversation helps you decide whether Nicola is a fit and how he could work within your plan.
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When might Nicola be the right choice?
Availability is one thing to check. The starting point is the floral direction the couple needs and how it fits the event you are leading.
A setting to develop
If the ceremony, tables and spaces need to work together, bring the initial idea and discuss a realistic scope.
A date to check
Share the date and venue. Availability and logistics are assessed for the specific project before any booking is confirmed.
Start with the images. Explore the project behind them.
These photos show an arch, a ceremony and a table. To judge whether Nicola fits a brief, you also need to understand the initial request, the floral decisions and the actual coordination. Those details belong in a conversation, not in assumptions drawn from a photo.
How we shape the collaboration
We make these points clear before confirming an assignment. You lead the overall event; details, timing and feasibility are agreed for each wedding.
Creative direction
We start from the brief and discuss the style, priorities and floral choices that suit the couple and the setting.
Direction and contacts
We agree who speaks with the couple, venue and other suppliers, and how you will be kept informed.
Proposal and budget
The proposal separates included elements, any alternatives and additional costs before confirmation.
Changes
Before making a change or substitution, we share the options and cost impact, and agree who approves the decision.
Timing and availability
We check the date and agree when the proposal, revisions and confirmation can happen for that project.
Logistics and feasibility
We review the venue, access, installation and requested work to define a feasible scope.
Questions to settle before working together
You can meet Nicola even if you do not have a wedding to assign today. When a brief arrives, these points help both sides make a clear decision.
Do I need a wedding to propose now?
No. An initial conversation can help you understand his work and when he might fit your projects.
Who speaks with the couple?
You remain in charge of the event. Before work begins, we agree whether Nicola speaks with the couple directly, through you or together with you, and how updates are shared.
What does the quote include?
The proposal identifies included elements and any additional costs. Any alternatives are set out before confirmation so you can assess them within the overall budget.
How are changes and substitutions handled?
Before proceeding, we share the change, possible alternatives and its cost impact with you. We agree who must approve the decision.
How do you check availability and travel?
For each request, we consider the date, venue, scale of the setting and logistics. Availability and travel terms are confirmed for that specific project.
First step
What weddings could we create together?
Tell us about the projects you plan, or share a specific brief. Discuss style, organisation and ways of working with Nicola to understand when to involve him.
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