You leave the last stoplight in Georgetown behind, turn onto County Road 107, and the landscape opens into something unexpected this close to the Austin suburbs. The road climbs — not dramatically, but steadily — through forty acres of meadow and manicured grounds until you arrive at the highest point in Williamson County. Celebrino Event Center reveals itself gradually: first the gleam of glass and steel through the trees, then the sculpture-inspired arbors rising from the landscape like art installations, and finally the winding water feature that catches the light as it flows toward a reflecting pool. This is not the rustic barn venue or the historic estate you might expect in the Texas Hill Country periphery. This is something more architectural, more deliberate — a contemporary event space that takes full advantage of its elevation and views while maintaining a countryside hideaway quality. The contrast is striking: industrial-modern design elements set against rolling meadows, clean lines framing expansive sky, and that unmistakable sense that you’ve left the city behind even though you’re only twenty minutes from Austin. Poppy has received 8 inquiries for Celebrino Event Center wedding flowers from couples drawn to this blend of modern sophistication and natural setting.
About Celebrino Event Center
Celebrino Event Center sits at 51 County Road 107 in Georgetown, Texas, occupying the highest elevation point in Williamson County — a geographic distinction that translates directly into panoramic views across the property’s forty acres. This is not a converted historic building or a working ranch. Celebrino was purpose-built as a contemporary wedding and event venue, designed from the ground up to balance indoor comfort with outdoor beauty. The architecture is unapologetically modern: a 4,000-square-foot banquet hall constructed with steel framework, reclaimed wood accents, and floor-to-ceiling glass panels that flood the space with natural light and frame the surrounding meadows. The aesthetic is clean-lined and industrial-chic, the kind of design that photographs beautifully and provides a neutral canvas for any style of floral work.
The property extends across forty acres, most of it devoted to landscaped grounds, open meadows, and thoughtfully placed architectural elements. The signature outdoor feature is a sculpture-inspired water installation that winds through the ceremony area and terminates in a reflecting pool — not a natural creek or pond, but a deliberately designed water feature with clean edges and modern sensibility. There are permanent ceremony arbors positioned to take advantage of the views, multiple terrace areas for cocktail hour, and enough open space to accommodate tented receptions for up to 600 guests when utilizing both indoor and outdoor areas simultaneously. The venue also provides two separate two-level dressing suites, one for each party, equipped with full amenities including showers, vanity stations, and lounging areas — a logistical detail that matters more than couples initially realize when coordinating getting-ready timelines and photographer schedules.
Georgetown sits in Williamson County, about thirty miles north of downtown Austin, positioned between the Texas Hill Country to the west and the Blackland Prairie to the east. The area is experiencing rapid growth as part of the Austin metro expansion, but Celebrino’s location off County Road 107 maintains a rural feel. The drive from central Austin takes approximately thirty minutes via I-35, and the venue is easily accessible from both SH 130 (two miles) and I-35 (4.6 miles from Round Rock), making it convenient for guests traveling from across the metro area. Georgetown itself is a charming town with a historic downtown square, but Celebrino is situated outside the city center in an area that still reads as countryside.
For Poppy’s logistics, the venue offers straightforward load-in access with ample parking and a large on-site catering prep kitchen equipped with commercial refrigerators, a 600-pound ice maker, and prep tables — infrastructure that matters when we’re managing installations across multiple spaces in Texas heat. Celebrino allows outside vendors without restrictions on florists, which means we work directly with couples rather than navigating preferred vendor lists. The venue does require all vendors to carry certificates of insurance with minimum $1 million coverage, a standard industry practice that protects everyone involved. The events team is responsive and organized, providing detailed timelines and coordinating vendor access efficiently. One notable policy: all alcohol must be served by Celebrino Event Center per Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission law, so we coordinate bar arrangements and any floral installations near bar areas directly with their beverage team.
Event Spaces & Floral Opportunities
Main Banquet Hall
Capacity: 300 seated
Setting: The 4,000-square-foot banquet hall is Celebrino’s centerpiece indoor space, and it delivers exactly what the name “industrial-modern” promises. The room features exposed steel beams painted matte black, hardwood floors perfect for dancing, and one long wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that function as both natural light source and living mural of the surrounding meadows. The ceiling height is generous — approximately fourteen feet at the peak — allowing for vertical installations without feeling cramped. The color palette is deliberately neutral: charcoal steel, warm honey-toned wood, and expanses of glass, which means the space adapts to any design direction without fighting you. Modern chandeliers with geometric caged designs provide ambient lighting, and the venue offers custom draping if couples want to soften the industrial edges. The hardwood floors are pristine and wheelchair-accessible, and the panoramic views through those windows shift throughout the day as the light changes over the meadows.
Floral approach: This space rewards bold, architectural floral design. The industrial bones and neutral palette mean you can make strong color statements without clashing with the venue. For centerpieces, we favor either dramatically tall arrangements on clear acrylic risers — think three-foot stems of delphinium, gladiolus, or bells of Ireland rising from low bases of garden roses and textured greenery — or sculptural low designs in geometric vessels that echo the room’s clean lines. Metallic containers work beautifully here: brushed gold compotes, matte black cylinder vases, or even concrete planters for a more organic-industrial fusion. The steel beams can support suspended installations if you want to create a focal point above the dance floor or head table: consider a linear garland of smilax, Italian ruscus, and eucalyptus with clusters of white ranunculus and Quicksand roses woven through at intervals, running ten to fifteen feet and appearing to float in the space. The windows are the room’s glory, so keep table arrangements either very low (under twelve inches) or very tall (over thirty inches) to preserve sightlines. For the entrance, a pair of statement arrangements flanking the doorway — tall branches of curly willow or manzanita with orchids and trailing jasmine vine — announces the transition into the reception space. Celebrino Event Center wedding flowers in this hall should feel intentional and modern, complementing rather than competing with the architecture.
Outdoor Ceremony & Reception Space
Capacity: 600 across combined outdoor areas
Setting: Celebrino’s outdoor spaces sprawl across the forty-acre property with multiple zones for different functions. The primary ceremony site features the signature sculpture-inspired arbors — modern metal structures with clean geometric lines positioned to frame views of the meadows and distant horizon. The winding water feature runs through this area, starting as a narrow channel and widening as it approaches the reflecting pool, which sits at a lower elevation and creates a natural amphitheater effect for ceremony seating. The grounds include manicured lawn areas suitable for seated receptions under tent structures (which Celebrino can provide up to 40’x100’), stone terrace spaces for cocktail hour, and meadow areas that maintain a slightly wild, naturalistic quality. Because this is the highest point in Williamson County, you get genuine long views — not dramatic Hill Country cliffs, but the gentle roll of Central Texas prairie extending to the horizon. Weather considerations are significant here: Texas heat is a factor from May through September, and while the elevation provides some breeze, shade is limited in the open meadow areas.
Floral approach: The outdoor spaces at Celebrino offer a interesting design challenge because the modern arbors and water feature are decidedly contemporary, while the meadow setting suggests organic, natural installations. The solution is to bridge both aesthetics. For the ceremony arbors, we typically recommend asymmetric installations that enhance rather than hide the architectural structure: perhaps a cascading arrangement attached to one corner with trailing jasmine vine, olive branches, white phalaenopsis orchids, and white O’Hara roses that appears to be growing from the arbor itself, leaving the rest of the structure visible. Aisle markers can be minimal — single stems of white delphinium or amaryllis in slender bud vases set on shepherd’s hooks every third row — or more substantial urns filled with meadow-inspired arrangements of local wildflowers like bluebonnets (if spring), black-eyed Susans, and native grasses. The reflecting pool presents an opportunity for floating florals: we’ve done individual peony blooms floating on the surface, clusters of floating candles surrounded by rose petals, or even small floating arrangements in clear acrylic bowls that create the illusion of blooms suspended on water. For tented receptions in the meadow, the neutral tent interior becomes your canvas. Consider overhead installations of greenery and market lights, with centerpieces that pull from the surrounding landscape — loose, organic arrangements in varying heights using Café au Lait dahlias, cappuccino roses, chocolate cosmos, and seeded eucalyptus in weathered wood boxes or ceramic vessels that feel handmade rather than precious. The key is to make the florals feel like an extension of the property rather than imports from another aesthetic universe.
Combined Indoor/Outdoor Configuration
Capacity: 600 utilizing both spaces
Setting: When couples opt to use both the banquet hall and outdoor spaces simultaneously — typically ceremony outside, cocktails on the terraces, and reception split between indoor and tented outdoor areas — the design challenge becomes creating visual continuity across distinct environments. The transition from modern glass-and-steel interior to open-air meadow can feel abrupt if not intentionally bridged.
Floral approach: The strategy here is to establish a consistent floral vocabulary that translates across spaces while adapting to each environment’s specific character. Choose a core palette — perhaps ivory, champagne, and sage green with metallic gold accents — and carry it from ceremony to cocktail hour to reception, varying the arrangement style to suit each location. Ceremony arrangements outdoor might be loose and organic with more foliage, while banquet hall centerpieces take the same flowers but arrange them in more structured, architectural designs. Use the cocktail terrace as the transitional space: cocktail table arrangements in mid-size compotes that feel more refined than the ceremony installations but less formal than the reception, incorporating elements from both. Another effective approach is to use a signature flower throughout — say, garden roses in Patience and Juliet varieties — so guests subconsciously register the floral continuity even as the settings change. For practical logistics, we typically design the outdoor ceremony pieces to be repurposed as cocktail decor, then bring in fresh reception arrangements that have been held in the venue’s prep kitchen. The indoor banquet hall installations stay put, while the outdoor tented area gets its own set of arrangements designed to withstand evening temperature drops and potential breeze. The goal is for the entire celebration to feel like one cohesive experience despite moving through multiple distinct spaces.
Dressing Suites
Setting: Celebrino provides two separate two-level dressing suites, one designated for each party, equipped with showers, multiple vanity stations, comfortable seating, and natural light. These are true getting-ready spaces, not afterthought rooms.
Floral approach: Don’t overlook these spaces in your floral plan. Getting-ready photos are among the most shared on social media, and a small floral arrangement in the background elevates the entire aesthetic. We typically recommend one medium arrangement per suite — perhaps a loose, romantic gathering of blush roses, white ranunculus, and trailing greenery in a ceramic vase positioned on a central table or near the vanity area where detail shots happen. Budget-conscious couples can opt for loose stems in assorted bud vases scattered around the space, which photographs beautifully and costs considerably less than a full arrangement. If you’re having bouquets delivered to the suites, we’ll include greenery or filler flowers that can be placed in water-filled vases to add volume. These are also ideal spaces for floral hairpieces, flower crowns for flower girls, or boutonniere assembly if groomsmen are getting ready on-site.
Wedding Flower Ideas for Celebrino Event Center
Hill Country Contrast
This concept embraces the tension between Celebrino’s modern architecture and its meadow setting by deliberately pairing refined blooms with wild, textural elements. The palette pulls from the Texas landscape at golden hour: burnt orange, terracotta, dusty sage, cream, and deep plum. Use cultivated flowers like Juliet and Patience garden roses, peach ranunculus, and apricot stock alongside wild-looking elements like native grasses, craspedia, yarrow, and actual snippets of Texas wildflowers if the season allows (spring bluebonnets, fall Mexican hat). Arrange these in a mix of vessels: sleek matte black geometric containers for the modern banquet hall centerpieces, and weathered terracotta pots or galvanized metal buckets for the outdoor spaces. For the ceremony arbor, create an asymmetric installation heavy on texture — olive branches, fountain grass, seeded eucalyptus — with clusters of roses and ranunculus that appear naturally occurring rather than formally arranged. This design works especially well for late afternoon or evening weddings when the Texas sunset light turns everything amber and the indoor-outdoor flow feels most magical.
Monochrome Modern
For couples who love Celebrino’s industrial aesthetic and want florals that enhance rather than soften it, a monochromatic white and green palette with strong architectural structure delivers maximum impact. Use only white and cream blooms — white phalaenopsis orchids, white calla lilies, white hydrangea, Playa Blanca roses, and white lisianthus — paired with dramatic greenery like monstera leaves, palm fronds, Italian ruscus, and emerald-green bells of Ireland. The vessels are crucial here: clear glass cylinders of varying heights for the banquet hall (creating a forest of stems that you see through rather than around), concrete planters for cocktail tables, and modern white ceramic for smaller arrangements. In the banquet hall, do all tall arrangements — nothing under two feet in height — to create a canopy effect that plays with the room’s vertical space and steel beams. For the outdoor ceremony, let the sculpture-inspired arbors remain mostly bare, adding only a single dramatic arrangement of white orchids and monstera leaves to one corner. This concept photographs incredibly well, reads as sophisticated and expensive, and won’t wilt in Texas heat the way more delicate pastels might.
Garden Romance
This design leans fully into soft, romantic abundance and treats Celebrino’s modern edges as a foil that makes the florals feel even more lush by contrast. The palette is classic garden: blush pink, champagne, ivory, soft peach, with touches of mauve and dusty rose. Layer in every romantic bloom available: garden roses in Patience, Juliet, and Keira varieties, ranunculus in peach and blush, white and blush peonies (if season allows), spray roses, lisianthus, astilbe, and sweet peas for fragrance. Add soft, draping greenery like jasmine vine, smilax, and silver-dollar eucalyptus. The arrangements should look like they were just gathered from an English cottage garden — loose, organic, overfilled to the point of abundance. Use aged brass compotes, mercury glass vessels, and soft pink ceramic containers. In the banquet hall, the contrast between the industrial steel beams and these romantic florals creates visual tension that’s incredibly effective. For the outdoor ceremony, create a full floral moment on the arbor — not minimalist at all, but a lush installation that drapes and cascades with roses, jasmine, and trailing greenery. Include floating blush rose petals in the reflecting pool and line the aisle with vintage-style urns overflowing with blooms. This is the concept for couples who want undeniable floral impact and aren’t afraid of volume.
Seasonal Considerations
Georgetown sits in Central Texas, which means hot summers, mild winters, and two distinct wildflower seasons that influence both availability and design strategy. The venue’s elevation at the highest point in Williamson County provides slightly more breeze than surrounding areas but doesn’t significantly alter the temperature considerations.
Spring (March through May) is arguably the best season for Celebrino weddings, with comfortable temperatures ranging from the 60s to low 80s and the Texas wildflower season in full effect. This is when bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, and other native blooms carpet the Hill Country, and incorporating these into your designs creates an authentic sense of place. Peonies are available through late May, and the broader spring flower market offers excellent variety. The main concern is unpredictable weather — spring thunderstorms can roll through quickly, and April can be particularly volatile. Have a clear wet-weather plan for outdoor ceremonies, and choose floral mechanics (weighted bases, secure foam) that can handle wind. The reflecting pool is particularly beautiful in spring when the surrounding grasses are green and fresh. Best months: April and May, when wildflowers peak and temperatures are most reliable.
Fall (September through November) brings relief from summer heat, with temperatures dropping to the 70s and 80s in September and cooling further into the 60s and 70s by November. This is another peak wedding season in Central Texas, and the expanded floral palette shows it: dahlias in their prime, chrysanthemums, autumn-toned roses, and excellent availability of foliage in rust and burgundy shades. The meadow grasses at Celebrino take on golden tones that complement warm-toned floral palettes beautifully. October and November typically offer the most comfortable weather conditions — warm enough for outdoor ceremonies without the oppressive summer heat. Fall is also when local growers harvest amaranth, celosia, and ornamental grasses that add wonderful texture to designs. The earlier sunset times (around 6:30 PM by November) mean you’ll need to plan lighting more carefully for outdoor reception spaces, but the trade-off is comfortable conditions for your guests and florals that stay fresh throughout the celebration.
Winter (December through February) in Georgetown is mild compared to northern states, with daytime temperatures ranging from the 50s to 60s, though occasional cold fronts can dip into the 30s or 40s. This is actually a practical season for outdoor ceremonies — guests can dress in layers, and the cooler temperatures are ideal for floral longevity. The trade-off is less dramatic landscape at Celebrino, as the meadow grasses go dormant and brown, making the modern architecture and floral installations more important as visual focal points. Winter offers excellent availability of roses, carnations, ranunculus, anemones, and evergreen elements like magnolia, pine, and eucalyptus. Holiday weddings in December can incorporate seasonal elements like amaryllis, paperwhites, and evergreen garlands. The shorter days mean earlier sunsets (around 5:30 PM in December), so plan accordingly for natural light photography. Winter is also when the banquet hall’s floor-to-ceiling windows feel particularly valuable — you get the views without weather concerns, and the climate control keeps both guests and florals comfortable throughout the celebration.
Poppy’s Expert Take
Work with the water feature, don’t ignore it. The winding water installation and reflecting pool are signature elements at Celebrino, and couples often underutilize them florally. This isn’t a natural creek bed where you can tuck arrangements along the banks — it’s a deliberately modern architectural element with clean edges. Floating florals in the reflecting pool photograph beautifully and create a magical effect for ceremony guests looking down at the water. Use large blooms like peonies or garden roses that maintain their structure when floating, or try floating candles surrounded by rose petals for evening ceremonies. For the winding portion of the water feature, consider small arrangements in weighted glass vessels positioned along the water’s edge, visible but not obstructing the flow. Just coordinate with the venue about placement — they maintain this feature carefully and will have guidelines about what can be positioned where.
The arbors are statement pieces — decide if you want to enhance or compete. Celebrino’s sculpture-inspired ceremony arbors are modern, architectural, and visually strong on their own. You have two design approaches: minimal enhancement that respects the arbor’s structure (a single corner installation or light draping of greenery), or full floral transformation that essentially creates a new focal point using the arbor as framework (dense installations that cover most of the structure). There’s no wrong answer, but half-measures tend to look uncertain. Commit to your approach. If you’re going minimal, make sure the arbor itself is positioned perfectly for photos — the venue staff can help adjust placement to optimize background views. If you’re going full floral, budget accordingly because these structures are large and need substantial volume to look intentional rather than sparse.
Plan your indoor-outdoor timeline around Texas heat. If you’re using both the banquet hall and outdoor spaces, think strategically about when guests are where. A 4 PM outdoor ceremony in July is going to be uncomfortable regardless of your florals, and those florals are going to struggle too. Consider reversing the typical flow: use the climate-controlled banquet hall for dinner earlier in the evening, then move guests outside to the tented meadow space for dancing once temperatures drop after sunset. This approach keeps your most elaborate floral installations (centerpieces, head table arrangements) in controlled conditions while allowing the outdoor celebration when weather is most pleasant. Your florals will last longer, your guests will be more comfortable, and you’ll still get that beautiful outdoor Texas evening experience.
Load in early for outdoor installations in any season. Celebrino’s outdoor spaces are exposed — full sun, wind exposure, and weather that can change quickly. For any outdoor floral installations, we recommend allowing our team to arrive early morning if the ceremony is afternoon, or mid-morning if it’s evening. This gives us time to set up before heat peaks and allows florals to be misted and settled before guests arrive. The venue has good shaded parking for vendor vehicles, and the on-site prep kitchen has refrigeration where we can hold personal flowers and backup arrangements. If there’s any chance of rain, have a conversation with your venue coordinator about moving the ceremony indoors or under tent coverage — we can adapt floral designs to different locations, but we need advance notice to adjust mechanics and placement.
Use the elevation and views strategically in your photos. The highest-point-in-Williamson-County elevation isn’t just a marketing line — it translates to genuine panoramic views that your photographer will want to capture. When planning your floral installations, think about what will be in frame for those sweeping landscape shots. A ceremony setup photographed from the elevated terrace should include floral elements that are visible from that distance and angle — perhaps aisle markers that create a visible line through the frame, or ceremony arrangements substantial enough to register in wide shots. Similarly, if your photographer is shooting reception details in the banquet hall with the meadow views through the floor-to-ceiling windows, centerpieces should complement rather than block those backgrounds. Talk to your photographer and florist together about which moments and angles are priorities so your floral placements support rather than complicate the shot list.
The neutral modern palette is a gift for florals — use it. Many venues have strong existing color stories that limit your floral choices. Celebrino is not one of those venues. The industrial-modern aesthetic with its charcoal steel, warm wood, and glass means you have essentially a blank canvas for any color palette you can imagine. Want jewel-toned maximalism? The neutral backdrop will make those colors pop. Prefer all-white minimalism? The modern architecture supports it perfectly. Planning romantic blush and champagne? The warm wood tones will complement beautifully. This flexibility is rare and valuable — use it to create the exact aesthetic you envision without fighting the venue’s existing design. The one caveat: because the space is so neutral, your florals need to carry more weight in establishing the overall design direction. This isn’t a venue where the architecture does the decorative work for you; your florals, lighting, and styling choices become the primary design statements.
Budget for the getting-ready suites and cocktail hour spaces. Couples often allocate budget for ceremony and reception florals but overlook the dressing suites and cocktail terrace areas at Celebrino. Given that these are dedicated two-level suites with natural light and professional vanity setups, they will be photographed extensively. A simple arrangement in each suite costs relatively little but significantly elevates the getting-ready photos. Similarly, the outdoor terrace cocktail areas are where guests form their first impressions after the ceremony — a few well-placed cocktail table arrangements and perhaps a statement installation near the bar area create a designed experience rather than an afterthought transition space. These don’t need to be as elaborate as reception centerpieces, but they should exist in your floral plan.
What Poppy Couples Spend on Flowers Here
Because Celebrino Event Center is relatively new to our inquiry pool and we don’t yet have completed wedding data from this venue, the following spending guidance reflects typical investment levels for Georgetown-area weddings at modern event venues with similar capacity and indoor-outdoor configurations. These ranges account for the venue’s multiple spaces, the need for heat-resilient installations in outdoor areas, and the opportunity for both architectural and organic floral designs depending on couples’ style preferences.
$3,500 - $6,000 | The Essentials
This range covers the foundational floral elements for a Celebrino wedding using primarily the banquet hall or outdoor ceremony and tented reception for 100-150 guests. At this level, expect personal flowers for your wedding party (bridal bouquet, three bridesmaids, boutonnieres for the groom and three groomsmen, two mothers’ corsages), ceremony arrangements (either enhancement of the existing arbor structure with greenery and focal flowers, or a pair of freestanding arrangements if using an indoor space), and reception centerpieces. Centerpieces would be either low garden-style arrangements in the 8-10 inch height range or bud vase clusters, one per table for 12-15 tables. This budget typically doesn’t extend to cocktail hour florals, getting-ready suite arrangements, or elaborate installations, but it covers the moments guests will notice and remember. For couples working within this range, we recommend focusing your floral investment on the ceremony space and guest tables, perhaps doing a slightly more substantial head table arrangement, and keeping personal flowers relatively simple with smaller bouquets and standard boutonnieres. The modern aesthetic of Celebrino actually works in your favor here — clean-lined arrangements in minimal vessels can look expensive and intentional even with moderate flower quantities.
$6,000 - $10,000 | The Full Picture
This mid-tier range allows for more comprehensive coverage of Celebrino’s multiple spaces and more elaborate designs for 150-200 guests. In addition to everything in the essentials tier, you’re adding cocktail table arrangements (perhaps 6-8 small arrangements for high-top tables), getting-ready suite florals, more substantial ceremony installations (full arbor coverage or aisle markers in addition to altar arrangements), upgraded centerpiece styles (mixing heights with some tall arrangements on risers and some low lush designs), and beginning to incorporate specialty flowers or out-of-season blooms. This budget also typically includes a statement installation piece — perhaps a suspended greenery installation above the head table in the banquet hall, an elaborate bar area arrangement for the cocktail terrace, or floating florals in the reflecting pool for ceremony impact. Personal flowers can be larger and more luxurious at this tier — cascading bridal bouquets, premium roses and peonies, and perhaps flower crowns for flower girls or floral hairpieces for bridesmaids. This is the range where we can really start tailoring designs to Celebrino’s specific architectural features and creating visual moments that feel custom to the venue rather than generic event florals that could exist anywhere.
$10,000+ | The Full Experience
At this investment level, we’re designing florals for every space and moment at Celebrino, treating the entire forty-acre property as a continuous floral experience for 200+ guests or creating museum-quality installations for smaller guest counts. This includes all personal flowers with premium blooms and specialty varieties, full ceremony floral coverage (complete arbor transformation, aisle lined with substantial arrangements, floral elements integrated into the water feature and reflecting pool), reception centerpieces with significant variation (tall, low, and mid-height arrangements creating visual rhythm across the banquet hall, plus separate designs for tented outdoor reception areas), elaborate head table or sweetheart table installations, cocktail hour arrangements for all surfaces, lounge area styling if you’re using Celebrino’s furniture rentals, statement installations in multiple locations (perhaps suspended florals indoors and large-scale ground arrangements outdoors), getting-ready suite arrangements, cake table styling, bar areas dressed with florals, and even elements like a floral chandelier installation or greenery wall for photo moments. This tier also opens the door to more labor-intensive techniques — hand-wiring individual blooms, creating floral runners the full length of banquet tables, building structured installations that require significant setup time. We’re also sourcing the most premium flowers available: David Austin garden roses, imported peonies if it’s off-season, specialty orchids, unusual foliage and branch work. At this budget, your florals become one of the defining design elements of the entire celebration, and we have the resources to bring even the most ambitious vision to life across Celebrino’s multiple indoor and outdoor spaces.