Celia and Fran celebrated their big day at the bride's country house. Family and friends gathered to watch them tie the knot in the playground where our bride was born and raised.

For this special moment they wanted to feel surrounded by a flower garden and we found this millenary olive tree ideal for the big moment. Their altar became almost a cave of flowers and fruit trees from the farm. We used 20 different varieties of flowers and fruit trees, including pomegranate, citrus trees and, of course, the olive tree. We simulated rose bushes growing among the branches of our tree and created a chromatic range divided into cold and warm that continued throughout the rest of the event.

A 10 metre long garden of flowers accompanied this very special bride and groom. She wore a very simple crepe dress and a porcelain flower crown given to her by her sister that same morning. Celia's bouquet was asymmetrical in style and full of colour and joy. We were delighted to find out that she didn't let go of the bouquet until she stopped dancing.