INSPIRATIONS
Wedding palette
Living coral |
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This color gradation has an orange component. The orange color comes from the union of 2 tone: yellow and red. The first is the symbol of vitality, energy, optimism. The yellow, color of the sun that warms and gives life, evokes rebirth. The Red, instead, speaks of passion, power, safety, power. All sweetened with shades of heavenly dust. And so in the Living coral palette flow two different souls that give as a result, a wedding arrangement that evokes optimism, speaks of sociability and sweetness together, open to life and creativity. But Living Coral is also the color of the past for its slightly retro flavor, taking us straight to the 70s while adapting to modern times: it is in fact a saturated shade, alive and bright. In spring and summer the living coral finds its maximum blaze. And The Peony flower is among those that best embody the spirit of the living coral setting. Peony, one of the flowers used in the compositions, it is among the most revered flowers in the East, for thousands of years it has been considered a bearer of luck and a happy marriage. |
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Powder pink, white and cream are the colors of the Cipria palette for a display which sees the astilbe protagonist. Astilbe represents patience and dedication. It also symbolizes maturity and serves to strengthen self-esteem and love. It is the flower of maturity, guarded by the one who has the strength and balance to look at the truth in its entirety, made of good and evil, light and dark. Strengthen self-esteem, opens the way to get to know yourself better, to love each other more. An ethereal and timeless wedding set-up featuring a dreamy bride surrounded by her excellent colors. The blush pink to represent youth, white and cream to highlight its whiteness and which allow the shades of pink to stand out in the various natural shades. A setting with a romantic and ancient flavor, modernized by Katia through the study of materials and details that will accompany the wedding plot. |
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White, beige, cream and olive green are the colors of the Pampas palette, another creation made by Katia Santamaria. With an elegant and refined flavor but at the same time extravagant, the pampass is back in trend. Everyone wants it and few know what it's called. We are talking about the Pampas grass, a very particular plant from the Pampa region, just, in South America and also present in California and New Zealand. There are more than 25 species, that's why it is found in various heights (can reach i 3 meters!) and colors. It is an ornamental plant, which stands out from any other garden plant for its colorful plumes, with shades of purple, pink and yellow to white. The success of the Pampas Grass is due to its scenographic aspect: it is a light but resistant plant, colorful and fine, capable of creating a unique atmosphere. And this is how the wedding arrangement created by Katia by exploiting the particularity of the pampass becomes single, particular and with a strong character. Without renouncing the elegance, however, that in the decoration Pampass is given by the orchid flower. The Phalaenopsis it is a versatile flower that gives the settings an elegant taste but with an oriental flavor. The name Phalaenopsis derives from the Greek and means similar to butterflies. WeddingArch, centrepieces, wall and floor decorations, with the Pampas, thanks to its long stem, thin and resistant, sweetened by Phalaenopsis flowers, Katia manages to create wonderful installations. |
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A palette that we can define caprese the one that Katia suggests in her inspirations. The colors are those of the Amalfi majolica, the sparkling yellow of Sorrento lemons that goes well with the navy blue of the sea depth of the coast, together with the refinement and mystery of cobalt blue reminiscent of cavities of the blue cave. And so the various gradations of blue find free riot in an installation made by Hydrangeas for a spring and summer decoration. Hydrangeas they evoke a sincere but also unique bond. Where there are hydrangeas, there is beauty and an atmosphere of enchantment, since this plant gives its flowers abundantly, vigorous and harmonious. Hydrangea is a symbol of devotion, courage, determination, dignity, purity of feeling and spiritual elevation. On one side, hydrangea is associated with exuberance, thanks to its elegance and abundance of petals and, on the other hand, it is linked to the state of gratitude and prosperity. In the bridal bouquet hydrangeas, like roses, they represent love in its various facets, based on the color of this delicate and familiar plant. White hydrangeas symbolize pure love, blue ones passionate love, while the pink ones indicate total dedication. |
Marsala |
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A refined red, vigorous, sophisticated and natural, a color that refers to the warm tones of the earth and those of the fortified red wine from which it takes its name. The Marsala palette is softened by dusty pink, the powder pink, ethereal and elegant, used in the floral decoration or in the ornamental details of the wedding. But still to accompany the marsala palette also green, the hot one, the olive green that allows the purple to show itself in all its intensity. These are the colors of the Marsala palette in which the English rose becomes the protagonist. La Rosa is an evergreen. Found all year round, in its red variant it indicates passionate love. The pink flower indicates an ethereal love, evoking romanticism . It is the flower to be donated par excellence and each variety carries a different message. For centuries it has been the symbol of love, devotion, admiration, beauty and perfection. symbolizes, Moreover, the secret and reveal it delicately. The tightly closed bud embodies the surprise and expectation of a positive arrival, the blossomed Rose instead represents the explosion of beauty. Spring and summer then find the maximum blaze in English rose used in floral arrangements to communicate elegance and freshness. This group of roses appeared in the 70s by the English breeder David Austin. The rose bushes are born from crosses between ancient roses, Hybrids of Tea and Floribunda. They manage to combine the best qualities of each class, in fact, they have all the charm in the scents and shapes of the flowers of ancient roses, and the reflowering and the wide range of shades of modern roses.
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| Violet, Sage green, antique pink and gray for the Violet palette that allows Katia to give space to the imagination by exploiting the properties of lavender.
Lavender flowers give rise to many popular beliefs, linked to fairies and magic rites about love. The intense perfume made people believe that men were attracted so lavender was used for spells and love potions. In addition to love, it was also used to ensure happiness, protection and to purify the soul, hence the popular belief that to guarantee peace and prosperity for future spouses, lavender branches had to be placed in the bride's outfit, this is also why it is used to perfume our linen. Today lavender returns to be the protagonist of typically summer floral arrangements. It evokes attachment to origins, the purity of the bonds and at the same time gives freshness and originality to the decorations. In the centerpieces for the wedding dinner, set in the bride's bouquet, placeholders at the tables or as cadeaux mariage, lavender becomes the undisputed protagonist in the Violet setting, embellished with flashes of roses in shades of pink. But not only. Together with the olive branches, it creates an installation from the past. A jump into the past, a return to ancient traditions, to the rites of the past, made current by Katia's attention to detail. |
