A Floral Atelier · Est. 2004

Considered
florals for
extraordinary
occasions.

Twenty years of bespoke botanical design for weddings, resorts, and the kind of private celebrations that don't end up on the internet. Bonita Springs, by appointment.

See the Weddings
Atelier Bonita Springs
Practice Twenty years
Travel Worldwide
Beachfront wedding ceremony with a white draped arch, urn florals, and a long aisle to the water Tall blush and cream centerpieces running the length of a ballroom reception table Floating candles and a blush posy along a sheer table runner at a candlelit reception
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Atelier No. 18
Bespoke
· Botanical ·
Atelier
Real events · Every stem ours
From the Atelier

The most memorable florals don't announce themselves. They make the room feel inevitable, as if no other arrangement could have stood there, on that day, for those people.

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Founder · The Loren Project
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The Collections

Five ways of working,
one standard of finish.

From altars witnessed by two hundred to a single, perfectly weighted arrangement on a private dining table, each project is shaped by hand at the atelier in Bonita Springs.

From the Archive

Seven celebrations, every stem ours.

Real Loren Project events

I.

The C. Wedding

A champagne and blush ceremony at the shore, then a ballroom hung with crystal and roses.

Beachfront ceremonyBallroom receptionTall centerpieces
II.

The L. Wedding

Classic white and green from the draped arch to the sweetheart table.

Draped archUrn floralsGold chiavari dinner
III.

The G. Wedding

Modern tropical. Monstera and palm against clean lines and white sand.

Beach ceremonyMonstera runnersCake florals
IV.

The M. Wedding

White orchids on dark wood, and a dinner lit entirely by candlelight.

Beach arborOrchid garlandCandlelight dinner
V.

The S. Wedding

Pampas, willow, and warm wood. A softer kind of coastal.

Pampas aisleWillow centerpiecesFarm tables
VI.

The C. Resort Wedding

White orchids and island foliage against grand architecture.

Orchid spraysCascade bouquetResort setting
VII.

The M. Ceremony

Blush garden roses climbing a ceremony arch at golden hour.

Ceremony floralsGarden rosesGolden hour

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The Atelier Process

Five quiet steps,
from first call to reveal.

i.

Discovery

A private conversation to understand the day, the people, and the feeling you want your guests to carry home.

ii.

Concept

A bespoke design brief: color story, signature stems, the architecture of every arrangement, presented in person.

iii.

Sourcing

Stems sourced from Holland, Ecuador, Italy, and Japan, conditioned at the atelier forty-eight hours before the event.

iv.

Installation

Our team arrives early, designs onsite, and stays through reveal. Logistics handled, calmly, in the background.

v.

Reveal

Every detail edited until it is right. Then we step back, and the day becomes yours.

Globally Sourced

An atlas of stems.

The right peony is grown by one farm in the Netherlands. The right garden rose comes from a quiet hillside outside Quito. We work with growers we know by name.

Six origins, one atelier. Select a region or a stem.

We do not arrive with a portfolio and a price sheet. We arrive with questions: about your grandmother's garden, about the light in the room at six, about whether you'd rather guests notice the florals or simply feel the day was right. Then we deliver, quietly, the latter.

The Loren Project The promise of the atelier
The Journal

Notes from the atelier.

Quiet thinking on color, season, and the architecture of an arrangement, written between events.

N°. 01 On Color

Centerpieces that don't compete with dinner.

Why low and lush almost always trumps tall and stately, and the one exception where height earns its place.

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N°. 02 On Form

The quiet power of foliage.

Designing with leaves, branches, and the movement between them, and why eucalyptus is the most under-used material in our craft.

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N°. 03 From the Road

Sourcing in a Holland frost.

Notes from a February buying trip to Aalsmeer: what arrives in the cooler, what's worth the wait, and why we still go in person.

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Quiet Questions

Asked, answered.

Does The Loren Project only design for weddings?

Weddings are the heart of the practice, but the atelier also designs for resort and destination events, corporate occasions, and private soirées, and offers Stems in Stock, premium everyday florals gathered weekly.

How early should we reach out?

The atelier takes on a small number of weddings, resort partnerships, and private events each season, and the earliest conversations are often the best ones. Reach out as soon as you have a date in mind.

Do you travel for events?

Yes. Every project is designed at the Bonita Springs atelier, then traveled and installed onsite by the team, anywhere in the world.

Can we visit the atelier?

By appointment. The atelier is at 28290 Old 41 Rd, Unit 18, Bonita Springs, Florida, and keeps hours Monday to Friday, 10AM to 3PM. Directions are here.

Where do your flowers come from?

Stems are sourced from growers the atelier knows by name across six regions, then conditioned in-house for forty-eight hours before the event. The atlas tells the whole story.

What happens after we send an inquiry?

You hear back within one business day, often the same afternoon. From there the work moves through five quiet steps: discovery, concept, sourcing, installation, and reveal.

Visit

The atelier keeps
quiet hours.

Atelier 28290 Old 41 Rd, Unit 18
Bonita Springs, FL 34135
Hours Monday to Friday, 10AM to 3PMBy appointment. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Telephone (239) 529-8192
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Begin a Conversation

Tell us about your day.

We take on a small number of weddings, resort partnerships, and private events each season. The earliest conversations are often the best ones.

(239) 529-8192