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lunedì 3 dicembre 2018

Fashion merchandising internship in Florence Italy



Have you ever dreamt of being a fashion merchandiser in a young go-getting company in one of the most ancient and romantic cities of Italy?
In Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance.

Istituto Europeo can offer you an internship in one of these fashion merchandising companies based in Florence.
You will learn how to buy the major Italian fashion brands such as Valentino, Versace, Prada...and sell abroad. How to approach new clients and manage them and many other secrets of this job.

Opportunities of traveling through Italy and Europe and being hired.

Ready to get started? Please contact: info@istitutoeuropeo.it

lunedì 15 ottobre 2018

Becoming a wedding planner in Florence under The Tuscan Sun


A wedding planner course + an internship in a wedding agency.

Do you care about style, elegance, special locations, 
Tuscany  and its breathtaking landscape?
Do you care about learning a job that makes dream people?
Do you care about a job that makes This Day day the most special Day of Your Life?
Become a wedding Planner in Tuscany. Study wedding planning in Florence.


Istituto Europeo internship program in Florence a for-ever-changing-life-experience



Foto via Firenze Today


The Istituto Europeo (IE) internship program was born in 2004. Initially IE worked exclusively with American interns. After some years IE expanded the program to other countries and interns from many other countries started following and contacting IE.
Currently IE works with over three hundred Italian companies and receives interns from USA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, GERMANY, SPAIN, INDIA, IRAN....

The internship program is a very intense and complex program to manage. It is very similar to a puzzle in which all pieces must fit perfectly to be able to work.
In the end is such a great pleasure to see interns happy with this for-ever-changing-life-experience.

We offer internships of excellence in an unforgettable scenery: Florence.

Please contact: info@istitutoeuropeo.it




lunedì 16 luglio 2018

LOOKING FOR A FASHION DESIGNER






Atelier in Florence is looking for candidates for a Fashion Design internship.
The fashion Design internship will consist of pattern cutting, fabric sourcing, greeting and serving the clients.
Showroom duties.
All Design intern candidates must be proficient in cutting and sewing skills, and willing to learn in a fast-paced environment.
It is a great experience for your future. It is a great way to enter the fashion luxury and get to see beautiful hand made pieces.


Ready to get started? Please contact: info@istitutoeuropeo.it

lunedì 9 luglio 2018

Florentine company is seeking a young intern as a web evangelist


An Italian company based in Florence (Italy)
Is seeking a young intern as web evangelist
Must be clever, visionary, inspired and talented
Good at finding reasons to tell stories about their vision
And delivering their brand message



Ready to get started? Please contact: info@istitutoeuropeo.it

lunedì 31 luglio 2017

Speak Italian! Speak the vision of what's coming next

foto Živilė Abrutytė Instagram




Learn to speak Italian
the vision of what's coming next

"Italy is not only the piazzas and the romance. That’s not Italy – that’s an Englishman’s vision of Italy. I sort of see it more as a speculative fiction place... People wrongly believe Italy to be a backward country. Actually Italy is a vision of what’s coming.” 
(Zadie Smith - English writer)

Speak Italian! 
Speak the vision of what's coming next 


Ready to get started? Please contact: info@istitutoeuropeo.it

giovedì 6 luglio 2017

Product photography - I shoot it, they ship it!





As the digital marketplace grows, the demand for good content and eye catching media increases with it. More and more brands and entrepreneurs are taking the photography in-house to keep up with demand, while keeping production costs down.

Florentine company is looking for an intern in product photography.


Job description
About 4 - 5 days per weeks,4-6 hours shooting and editing, to shoot products. Needs to be proficient in photoshop, lightroom, etc.

Qualifications

Experience in product and commercial photography

Responsibilities


Product photography and touch up
Keep studio clean and equipment organized
Image editing
File organization


Ready to get started? Please contact: info@istitutoeuropeo.it



venerdì 30 dicembre 2016

Tus prácticas en Italia con el Istituto Europeo

El Istituto Europeo cuenta con un programa de prácticas donde el estudiante puede llegar a realizar un periodo de prácticas relacionadas con su materia de estudio.

Si te interesa conocer un lugar tan especial como la Toscana y desarrollar aquí tu formación, te gustará saber que el IE se encarga de encontrar la empresa perfecta para que desarrolles tus prácticas de manera efectiva y crezcas profesionalmente y también personalmente.

Las prácticas pueden desarrollarse en distintos periodos de tiempo, normalmente entre ocho semanas y veinticuatro semanas. Además de trabajar en una buena compañía italiana, podrás adquirir conocimientos del idioma, ya que en el Istituto Europeo se imparten clases y cursos de italiano para que tengas el nivel adecuado antes, durante y después de tus prácticas.
¿Qué tipo de trabajo puedes realizar en tus prácticas? El abanico de posibilidades es muy amplio: música, arquitectura, arte, cocina, diseño, comercio, educación, informática, turismo, salud... Solo tienes que decir qué tipo de materia o labor te interesa y el equipo del IE se encargará de encontrar la empresa idónea para ti.

Muchos estudiantes de distintos lugares del mundo ya han vivido la experiencia.
Aprender italiano, conocer Florencia y su cultura, viajar y realizar tus prácticas donde siempre soñaste puede ser una buena idea y un gran impulso para tu carrera.

lunedì 20 giugno 2016

Why studying in Florence? some good reasons







if you know where to look, Florence is heaven
(Dan Brown)










  • Florence is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, full of history and art. There is a masterpiece at every corner and you can literally breathe and live the Renaissance
  • Florentines are friendly and warm, they will make you feel at home
  • Florence is romantic. Romance is everywhere here, even in the air
  • Florence is the capital city of Tuscany, one of the more beautiful regions of Italy, that offers every kind of landscape: nice hills, snowy mountains, sunny beaches and beautiful islands
  • In Florence the food is excellent. Besides Italian well-known specialties, Florence and its surroundings offer irresistible dishes and some of the best Italian wines
  • If your interest is learning Italian, Florence is the best place to do it. The Italian language was born here with Dante Alighieri and Italian stems directly from the Florentine dialect
  • Florence is in the heart of Italy, close to many other beautiful cities like Pisa, Siena, S.Gimignano and the capital Rome and only 3 hours away from other beauties such as Venice, Verona and Naples
  • Florence is in an excellent position to visit Europe. In a few hours and with few Euros you can get to Paris, London, Barcelona, Vienna or wherever you wish to go
  • You will never forget the view from the top of the Duomo or from Piazzale Michelangelo at twilight…

  • For further Information:

    website: www.studyabroad-ie.com
    testimonials:  http://istitutoeuropeo.blogspot.it/2015/06/an-inside-look-at-teaching-and-studying.html



    giovedì 29 ottobre 2015

    Istituto Europeo Internship of Excellence: culinary

    via Scambieuropei







    “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit “
    (Aristotle)





    In the culinary arts you can reach excellence by repeatedly doing because doing is a perfect way to gain excellence.
    Internships are a good opportunity to start this doing: our program helps you develop your culinary experience by learning the doing from more experienced professionals.
    Thus we offer you work in a real restaurant, usually 6 days per week, 6 hours per day.
    We select the best restaurants in Florence.

    Contact us! 
    info@istitutoeuropeo.it - www.istitutoeuropeo.it

    mercoledì 21 ottobre 2015

    Istituto Europeo internships: Our Program Your Questions


    Our Program Your Questions

    To learn more about an internship in Florence and how Istituto Europeo supports this program, check out Your Questions and Our Responses


    Who can do an internship?

    Every one who is attending a university and is less than 30 year old

    Is Italian mandatory?

    In Italy the official language is Italian and technically Italian is mandatory. There are some placements though where the knowledge of English is sufficient

    After interning how many chances do I have to be hired by the company I worked with?

    Not many but this said some companies hired some talented and serious interns during the past years

    How can we trust Istituto Europeo about the quality of its placements?

    Just from a single word: passion.
    Through our passion is bred our reliability. Every time we place an intern in a Florentine company we try to find the perfect match between the company, its features, structures, environment and the intern’s internship goal. This is a constant and never ending search for the best worksites that leads us to a high quality of our placements.

    For how long I can undertake an internship?
    8,12,16, 20, 24 weeks

    Can I take two different internship at the same time?
    No, it is forbidden by Italian law

    Are internships paid?

    No, in Italy internships are unpaid by law

    Since in Italy internships are unpaid can I work at night so that I can pay my internship?

    We don’t suggest this.
    One reason is that now in Italy it is extremely difficult to find a job, especially for foreigners (visa, permit to stay, complicated law regarding immigration…).
    Another reason is that we don’t suggest working at the same time you do internship because you risks becoming fatigued and arriving tired and unfocused at the internship work site.
    The internship even if it is an unpaid work , is still a real job and should be taken seriously

    Why, in comparison with other providers, are your internship costs so cheap?
    Because during the year we have a good number of interns that permits us to keep our prices low

    Why do companies take interns?

    Of course because they work for free, but this is not the main reason or at least not the most important reason.
    The most important reason is that companies love having someone who is bringing new ideas, freshness , and different way of reasoning to work with

    Is it possible to do an internship of two or three weeks?

    The minimum required for an internship is an 8 week internship
    A 2/3 week internship is without value, it is not a real experience and we don’t suggest it.
    Besides no serious company is taking an intern for three weeks . To teach an intern the work he/she has to do it takes around two weeks. It is therefore easy to understand why a company is not interested in taking an intern for less than 8 weeks.

    What type of document and/or paperwork do I need to intern in Italy?

    It is quite complex to respond to such a question.
    There are countries that don’t need the visa until 90 days (http://www.esteri.it/mae/en/ministero/servizi/stranieri/ingressosoggiornoinitalia/visto_ingresso/paesi_esenti_visto.html/) and other countries that need it (http://www.esteri.it/mae/en/ministero/servizi/stranieri/ingressosoggiornoinitalia/visto_ingresso/paesi_soggetti_visto.html). Since the matter is quite complicated and changes from country to country and requirements are often different from consulate to consulate
    For this reason it is important that interns contact the nearest Italian Consulate or Embassy in their country for information regarding the necessary documents and procedures

    Will you provide housing, or do I have to find it on my own?

    Istituto Europeo does not own any apartments or housing facilities, but acts purely as an intermediary between the apartment owners and the students. Students are not required to use Istituto Europeo's housing assistance in order to attend the courses.

    Will I know the tasks of my internship before I start?
    This is an interesting question. Italian companies are not prone to give much information about the tasks.
    The Italian mentality is: let me see the person and I’ll tell you what he can do.
    We always try to get all the possible information about the interns’s duties and tasks but often we hit this wall: the reluctance of Italian companies to give information. You will fully understand the tasks of your internship once you arrive at the company

    Contact us! 
    info@istitutoeuropeo.it - www.istitutoeuropeo.it









    mercoledì 14 ottobre 2015

    Dreaming of Florence: Istituto Europeo an outstanding school in Florence

    Foto via Devon Elizabeth Barnes





    Istituto Europeo (IE) programs of excellence is an outstanding school and services company in Florence, providing courses and consulting services through a strategy of flexibility, innovation, quality and reliability.
    We develop and implement our educational vision to improve and challenge IE clients’ objectives and goals .





    Our leading products:


    INTERNSHIP:
    "Goals are closer than you think"

    Laura Tressel Journalism: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2015/06/the-ultimate-internship-in-florence.html)
    Natalie Frank: Natalie Frank physiotherapy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tq3ue785VHg
    Hanna Emelie Jonasson Fashion Design: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2015/02/hanna-emelie-jonasson-from-sweden.html
    Delaney San Martino Fashion Merchandising: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2015/07/delaney-dan-martino-internship-in.html
    Julie Greder Brand marketing: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2015/07/from-new-jersey-to-florence-julie.html
    Lumeng Jin Chemical Lab: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2011/07/study-abroad-multi-destination.html
    Goki Fujiya pharmacovigilance: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2013/12/istituto-europeo-internship-program.html
    Rachael Perez social work: http://ieinternships.blogspot.it/2013/11/rachael-perez-from-usa-to-istituto.html


    ITALIAN:
    Un diverso linguaggio è una diversa visione della vita - Federico Fellini
    (A different language, is a different vision of life)


    Sylvia Plyler: http://iemusicafirenze.blogspot.it/2013/11/why-study-italian-interview-to-sylvia.html
    Silvia Torres: http://istitutoeuropeo.blogspot.it/2015/04/silvia-mexicana-estudiante-de-lengua.html
    Ana Peinado: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FadIFUaqX5U
    Christoph Warnkross: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRdBvTgTzmc
    Chrisni Mendis: http://iemusicafirenze.blogspot.it/2014/07/from-sri-lanka-to-florence-istituto_23.html
    Olivia Broderick: http://iemusicafirenze.blogspot.it/2014/07/interview-with-olivia-broderick-young.html

    COOKING:
    Bisogna valorizzare l'equilibrio dei contrasti, in cucina e nella vita
    (We need to enhance the balance of contrasts in the kitchen, as well as in life) - Davide Oldani Italian chef


    Our course aims at creating a new profession, the"BioChef." The Bio Chef is a figure who can transform the traditional chef tasks into a newchef profile, fundamentally and essentially focused on a healthy eating culture.

    The BioChef must know the typical, traditional and seasonal products of the territory in which he operates. Above all, he has to be able to plan and execute menus distinguished by creativity and healthy cooking that offer clients ethical, health, and environmentally friendly recipes.

    The BioChef must therefore develop a perfect knowledge for how to choose quality products and match them, enhancing their organoleptic characteristics. His knowledge and skills will thus enable him to develop innovative solutions based on healthy and delicious dishes.

    The BioChef must finally combine quality and sustainability, taste and health, safety and traceability, technology and tradition.


    MUSIC:

    ISTITUTO EUROPEO Music Department a method of Excellence
    Music, when it hits you you feel no pain (Bob Marley)

    Today our Music Department, led by Director Monica Benvenuti, has become a win-win situation. We created a product of success for your success. Every time you leave the classroom after your tailor-made lesson, you can feel and measure the results and benefits you receive from this one-on-one attention.
    ISTITUTO EUROPEO Music Department’s brand has now become synonymous with quality. When you buy our lessons, you buy quality. The ISTITUTO EUROPEO Music Department provides students with a method of Excellence

    Dina Shikhman: http://iemusicafirenze.blogspot.it/2013/11/dina-shikhman-young-canadian-soprano.html
    Tiffany Tobias: http://iemusicafirenze.blogspot.it/2013_10_01_archive.html
    Vincent Law: http://iemusicafirenze.blogspot.it/2013_01_01_archive.html


    Contact us! 
    info@istitutoeuropeo.it - www.istitutoeuropeo.it




    venerdì 25 settembre 2015

    Istituto Europeo offers internship opportunities for students - Florence, Italy



    via walkersands.com




    Istituto Europeo offers internship opportunities for students in Florence, Italy. Currently, we are looking for interns in the fields of Marketing, Journalism, Digital Public Relations, and Video Making. Interns who come to Istituto Europeo will be given responsibilities related to their field and expected to work with us as well as assert some level of independence in their work. This is a great opportunity for university students who want to complete an internship somewhere exciting and vibrant.
    If students are interested in applying for an internship, they can contact Istituto Europeo at info@istitutoeuropeo.it or find more information on our website, www.istitutoeuropeo.it.

    Internship job descriptions

    Marketing

    The marketing Intern will be responsible for assisting Istituto Europeo in the development and implementation of its marketing, business development, and public relations plans. This will be accomplished through developing, maintaining and expanding marketing channels/methodologies in internet

    Journalism

    Istituto Europeo is currently looking for Journalism/Communication/Writing interns who are interested in writing for Istituto Europeo's blogs.

    Intern duties could include, but are not limited to:

    - Covering local (Florentine) events (i.e. festivals, sport performances, grand openings, exhibits, 
       interviews)
    - Writing feature articles about history of Florence, shops , bookstores , coffee shops in Florence
    - Taking picture for our columns and social media
    - Assisting in translations



    Digital Public Relations

    - Skills and requirements of a Digital PR intern:
    - Must be a confident communicator
    - Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills
    - Have a full understanding of media needs and media relationships
    - Be proactive, reliable, responsible and accurate with an attention to detail
    - Possess the ability to keep information confidential
    - Tactical understanding of all primary social media platforms
    - A wide degree of creativity
    - Self motivated

    Tasks:

    Digital PR interns are tasked with fielding social media contents and writing email marketing contents, develop advertising and marketing communications to gain space in internet. PR digital intern will also release information to counter online negative publicity

    Video Making Roles & Responsibilities

    The Video Production intern will create videos (and pieces for the stories) for web contents and promotional purposes, set up and manage YouTube account for Istituto Europeo.


    Contact us!  info@istitutoeuropeo.it - www.istitutoeuropeo.it



    giovedì 5 marzo 2015

    Arianna Ghazi from USA, internship in Arts

    Arianna Ghazi: “This job is perfect for me”
    I’ve worked at an art gallery in Florence for almost two months, and I like it a lot. I studied art at university, and now I study Italian here, so this job is perfect for me. When I work, I can practice my Italian while I learn the business. Usually I speak with clients that come into the gallery, and I also write to them. Sometimes I go with my boss to see some of the artists whose works are in the gallery. This experience is very fun for me. My boss is very nice, and I like to talk to the tourists who come into the gallery. I hope that one day I will be able to show my works in a gallery like the one I've worked at.

    Arianna's supervisor says: "Our Gallery Internship is decidedly a positive experience. The students often collaborate on writing critical texts in English about our artists and participate in a constant exchange of ideas and incentives. Personally I find that through their presence and through the freshness of their ideas, I am able to find constant stimulus, which leads me to approach my work as a gallery director from new angles."



    giovedì 2 ottobre 2014

    Ana Peinado, practicante del Istituto Europeo - Ciudadana del mundo en la bella Italia





    Por Ilaria Gelichi 

    Hola Ana, primero cuéntanos algo de ti. De dónde vienes, qué has estudiado,...

    Mi nombre es Ana Peinado y vengo de España, concretamente de Córdoba, una hermosa ciudad situada en la región de Andalucía. Tengo 23 años y recientemente terminé mis estudios de Publicidad y Relaciones Públicas en la Universidad de Sevilla.
    Me encanta mi carrera y estoy especiálizandome en la rama de Relaciones Públicas y Comunicación.




    En cuanto a tu práctica, ¿por qué decidistes venir a Italia y sobre todo, por qué a Florencia? ¿Conocías algo del país?

    Siempre me ha gustado viajar, conocer nuevos lugares y sentirme una ciudadana más del país en el que esté, conociendo desde dentro su cultura y sus costumbres. El año pasado estuve haciendo un intercambio de un año en Santiago de Chile y tuve la oportunidad de conocer una buena parte de Sudamérica. Me encantó la experiencia, por lo que me animé a solicitar nuevas becas que pudieran formarme personal y academicamente.

    Italia siempre ha sido un país que me ha encantado y Florencia una ciudad maravillosa llena de cultura y vida. Ya había estado en Italia un par de veces, pero solo de turista, esta es la primera vez que estoy viviendo aquí. Respecto a Florencia, es una ciudad que tiene mucho encanto y realmente es una de las más bonitas que he visto.

    Decidí por lo tanto,  que sería un buen destino para vivir una bonita experiencia, aprender el idioma y una oportunidad para prepararme al mundo laboral.
    Por suerte, el Istituto de Idiomas me dio la oportunidad de realizar unas prácticas en la Administración, por lo que no tuve ninguna duda en agarrar las maletas y venirme para Florencia.


    ¿Cuál fue tu primera impresión que te llevastes el primer día en el Istituto Europeo? ¿Te gusta tu trabajo aquí?

    Fue realmente buena, me gustó muchísimo el ambiente intercultural que se palpa en el colegio. Al haber personas de todas las partes del mundo, tienes la oportunidad de ir conociendo un poquito de sus países, su idioma y su cultura, aprendiendo nuevas cosas constantemente.
    Respecto al personal del colegio y a mi coordinador, me parecieron muy agradables y en todo momento han estado pendientes de mí, haciendo lo posible porque mi práctica aquí sea lo más satisfactoria posible, otorgándome poco a poco más responsabilidades para seguir formándome. Estoy contenta con el trabajo que desempeño  y me siento muy cómoda en el colegio.


    Cuéntanos, ¿ cuáles son tus objetivos a conseguir durante esta experienca en Florencia?

    Mi meta principal es aprender lo máximo posible del trabajo que estoy relizando dentro del campo de la comunicación y tener unos conocimientos aptos de italiano, que me hagan disfrutar aun más de esta vivencia y que me preparen para mi futuro laboral. Por otra parte, al hablar cada día inglés en el colegio, voy perfeccionando mis conocimientos y esto hace que al final sea una grata recompensa.


    Por ultimo, ¿recomendarías esta experiencia a otros estudiantes?

    Desde luego que sí. Estoy convencida que el salir fuera de casa para tener una experiencia como ésta es siempre una buena idea, es realmente enriquecedor. Creces muchísimo tanto personal como laboralmente, además de conocer personas de todo los lugares, haciendo que tu visión del mundo se amplíe considerablemente.




    venerdì 13 giugno 2014

    A new lighting for Ponte Vecchio, starting on June 16

    by Ilaria Gelichi


    A special event in Florence on Monday, June 16: with “Ponte Vecchio, Luci ed Emozioni” start the celebrations for the 60th year of the Centre of Florence for Italian fashion. In this occasion will be presented the new lighting of Ponte Vecchio, a gift by the stylist and entrepreneur Stefano Ricci to his city. The new installation costed 400.000 euros and counts more than 100 LEDs for both the interior and the exterior of the famous bridge. According to the data acquired, with the new lighting the city will save between 12 and 15 thousands of euros, almost 80%.

    Maestro Andrea Bocelli will turn on the lights and give his artistic contribute to the event. The lighting will be accompanied by an aquatic show by the French company Iliotope, that will occupy 500 metres on the river Arno from the Canottieri club to Santa Trinita bridge. The show will start at 10 pm and will give viewers 45 minutes made of magic and fireworks. At the end, the voice of Andrea Bocelli will give the final touch to the event.

    How to get around: traffic limitations will be the same used for San Giovanni’s fireworks. The Lungarni between Ponte Vecchio and Ponte Santa Trinita will be closed to traffic, but there will be no limitations for pedestrians, who will be able to walk on both bridges.




    mercoledì 23 aprile 2014

    Marriages and Flowers in Tuscany: Interview with Tori, manager at Tuscany Flowers in Florence



    Author: Gayane Simonyan


    Tori is an American designer with degrees in Theatre and Interior Design. Currently she works at Tuscany Flowers in Florence - the company was founded in 1997. Her work background is rather diverse and non-traditional with experiences in performance, human resources and teaching as well as design. She finds these experiences serve to enrich her creative process as it gives her a broad perspective on her work. Location has also been a source of inspiration. She grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, lived nine years in New York City and now has been living in Italy for nearly six years. All of these places have shaped her career and offered a unique perspective on life.



    “As Tuscany Flowers is a boutique agency, each member of our team wears many hats. My primary role is to prepare presentations and proposals and plans for clients based on their personal tastes and preferences regarding the style of decorations they would like to have at their event. These kinds of documents may include collages of images and photographs, renderings or drawings of specific decorative elements and venues. I am also responsible for the company’s website”, said Tori.


    -Where has the idea come from?

    “Tuscany Flowers combines the expert talent of three exceptional florists and horticulturalists. Antonio Magi, Mari Therese Nielsen and Gianni Berni. They combined their talents to create a signature style that comes from their collective experiences from all over Europe and their love for the Tuscan landscape”.

    -What kind of events is it generally organizing?

    “We have a number of different types of events in our repertoire from small private celebrations to large extravagant weddings. We often find ourselves in some of the most exclusive locations in Tuscany and the world including Santa Croce Church, The Academia and The Louvre for example”.


    -Except flowers what kind of decorations do you have?



    “Our horticulture work goes beyond flowers with trees, bushes and large plants and branches. Our clients can choose from an expansive selection of vases, urns, and columns as well as gazebos. We also specialize in unique lighting solutions such as chandeliers, candelabras, and lanterns”.

    -How many events/ weddings have you organized so far?

    “I’m still quite new to the company, and I spent the first couple of months fine tuning our marketing materials. To date, I’d say I’ve been involved in the proposals of about 10 events and the list is growing steadily”.

    -What is the approximate cost of a middle-class wedding/event?

    “As a luxury agency, all of our designs are couture, so the cost varies a great deal from event to event depending on the size, season, flowers and materials chosen as well as the nature of the design”.

    -How long does it take to get prepared for a ceremony?

    “The preparation for an event can range from a month or two up to a year depending on the clients planning needs and size of the event”.


    -An interesting story/ event that happened during the preparations or ceremonies that is on top of your mind and you would like to share.

    “One thing that impressed me when I began working here was the effect of the large floral arrangements when you see them being constructed for an event. It’s quite different than seeing a photograph. In person you can see every detail and every layer. The arrangements are full of little surprises. You can also smell the flowers, which makes the designs appeal to multiple senses to create an environment that does so much more than a photograph can portray. It’s a beautiful experience to see the work come to life. I’m really enjoying it,” Tori summed up.