Anastasia Andenmatten Anastasia Andenmatten

How We Work With Our Wedding Clients: A Step-by-Step Guide

Planning your wedding flowers should feel effortless and inspiring — not overwhelming. As a full-service San Francisco Bay Area wedding florist, Anastasia Andenmatten partners with couples and planners to bring unforgettable floral artistry to life through a thoughtful, step-by-step design process. Learn how we take you from initial vision to a seamless, elevated wedding day experience.

Read More

Wedding Design Trend Spotlight: The Silver Edit

Discover how silver is making a statement in wedding florals. From sleek metallic vessels to subtle floral accents, learn how this sophisticated trend adds elegance, personality, and unexpected shine to your wedding design.

Read More
Anastasia Andenmatten Anastasia Andenmatten

Ask a San Francisco Wedding Florist: Vol. 3

Curious what really goes on behind the scenes of a wedding or event’s floral design? In this post, I pull back the curtain on all the logistics that bring unforgettable floral designs to life — from keeping flowers fresh, to seamless delivery, setup, and breakdown. Get a glimpse into the thoughtful process that ensures your floral vision is executed flawlessly.

Read More
Anastasia Andenmatten Anastasia Andenmatten

Ask a Wedding Florist: Frequently Asked Questions Vol. 1

I'm pulling back the curtain! If you’ve ever wondered what a wedding and event florist REALLY does besides playing with beautiful flowers, this series is for you! This post covers questions like "What does a wedding florist actually do?" to “How much do wedding flowers cost?” to “Where do you get your flowers?” and more.

Read More
realwedding, wedding, event Anastasia Andenmatten realwedding, wedding, event Anastasia Andenmatten

Wedding Design Trend Spotlight: Japanese Gardens Meet California Wine Country

The beauty of Japanese gardens in springtime was the inspiration for this wedding design at Carneros Resort and Spa in Napa Valley, California — one of my favorite Bay Area venues! From the Ikebana-inspired tablescape to the interactive escort display designed to take guests on a walk through a Japanese garden, each moment transports us to another place.

Read More