Chic Florentine Castle Wedding

Hello again!

This next wedding took place at the Castello di Vincigliata in Fiesole, a castle tucked deep in the hills above Florence. The all-white theme was elegant, luxurious and super chic. Enjoy!

Country Chic at the Four Seasons

Buongiorno a tutti! 

Apologies for not updating the blog in a timely fashion but we have been busy busy busy with all kinds of weddings and events! We would love to share a few highlights from the last few weeks that we think you all might enjoy, so have a look...

First up is a late-spring party in the pool area and garden of  the Four Seasons Florence. We used english roses, bleeding hearts and sweet peas in lovely, cheerful pinks. The mint green pots added a splash of color and fresh touch. Our white lanterns surrounded the area and lit up the edge of the gorgeous pool.

Another event, again at the Four Seasons - a country-chic style welcome dinner. Using aromatic herbs, olive trees, seasonal fruit and tones of soft purples and lavenders, the decor was intimate, casual but elegant, and enhanced the Tuscan feel of the area.

Next up in a bit, a handful of chic weddings at a popular castle location overlooking Florence...

Florentine Gala

Buongiorno!

Today we have an elegant affair at a prestigious palace in the heart of Florence. 

A presto!

Black & White Chic in Montepulciano

Buongiorno!

We are back with a springtime-chic, black & white themed April wedding in beautiful Montepulciano. 

Ciao for now,

Tuscany Flowers

Flowers from Florence to the Louvre - Ferragamo & Da Vinci

On March 27, 2012, we were invited by the house of Salvatore Ferragamo to create the floral decorations for a day of events at the Musee du Louvre in Paris. The famous Florentine company best known for their handcrafted leather shoes and bags (Mr. Ferragamo himself was the creator of many iconic shoes, including Dorothy's ruby slippers in the classic 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz"), is the sole sponsor of the new exhibition at the museum of Leonardo DaVinci's newly restored work "Saint Anne", which was the last painting he had completed. You can read more about the event and the painting here: The NYTimes | Ferragamo at the Louvre.

The luncheon at Café Richelieu. 

We used a mix of pastel-colored spring flowers, adding warmth to the gorgeously dark, moody surroundings.

The gala dinner at the Café Mollien was decorated with vases of "Ferragamo Red" spring flowers and modern crystal accessories, bringing a bit of Italian-Chic to the historic French ambience.

The Tuscany Flowers van parked in the most elusive spot in the world!

One of many newspaper articles about the event.

See you again soon for another chic event!

Hello World!

Welcome to our blog! 


Let's begin with a little introduction:


Tuscany Flowers was founded in 1997 by three expert florists and horticulturists, Antonio Magi, Mari Therese Nielsen and Gianni Berni.  Located just outside the historic center of Florence, Tuscany Flowers serves the greater Tuscan Region, Chianti, Siena, Lucca, San Gimignano or wherever your wedding dreams lead you.


Tuscany Flowers provides full-service event decor, from the flowers to the vases, lanterns, chandeliers and candelabras. All of our items are available in a variety of colors and materials and given sufficient lead-time we can shop for special accessories to complement your event. 


Whether you are planning an extravagant wedding for 500 guests or a stylish dinner for 10, Tuscany Flowers will create the perfect mood and theme, be it  traditionally romantic, rustic and natural, or cutting-edge chic and contemporary. Each client receives the same attention to detail and innovative approach regardless of the scale of the event.


Tuscany Flowers collaborates with the finest caterers, hotels, villas, vineyards and photographers and their client list is a testament to the incredibly beautiful planning and execution they deliver.


So without further ado, we are pleased to get this blog rolling!


Look out in the next few days as we'll be posting a recent special event in Paris!