Formula 1 Miami
Freestanding hospitality floral against a fixed tournament date, the closest reference for THE PLAYERS Championship week.
Read the study →Ponte Vedra Beach, FL · installed by our Miami crew
Ponte Vedra Beach is roughly a five-hour drive from our Kendall workshop, far enough that we sell it honestly as a ship-and-two-day-install trip rather than a same-day run. We fabricate the structural piece in Miami, dry-fit it before it leaves, and send it north with a crew that plans on an overnight rather than a dawn departure.
This page also covers St. Augustine, Jacksonville and Amelia Island, four markets close enough together to travel as one trip: TPC Sawgrass and the Ponte Vedra resort corridor anchor golf and corporate hospitality, St. Augustine brings a historic-venue wedding and holiday-lighting market, Jacksonville carries corporate and cultural venues, and Amelia Island runs its own resort and concours calendar. One page and one logistics plan covers the corridor because the drive and the crew are the same.
We have not yet published a project in this region, and this page says so directly. What we can point to is the studio behind our published Miami work — five generations, over forty years, Formula 1 Miami, the Miami Open, AT&T Stadium, Chotto Matte — with an honest five-hour travel line rather than a hidden one.

We have no published project yet in Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Augustine, Jacksonville or Amelia Island, so no invented case studies appear here. When one is photographed and cleared by the client, it will be added with the venue, date and scope, exactly like every other project on the site.
Until then, the fairest evidence is our published Miami and Florida work. A golf-hospitality tent at TPC Sawgrass or a historic-venue arch in St. Augustine is designed, welded and dry-fitted on the same shop floor as our Formula 1 Miami and AT&T Stadium builds, then driven north by the same crew.
In practice a commission in this region runs like this: a venue survey or detailed measured brief, a written method statement where a historic venue requires one, fabrication in Kendall, a northbound trip with the finished structures, and a full strike inside the venue's stated window.
Freestanding hospitality floral against a fixed tournament date, the closest reference for THE PLAYERS Championship week.
Read the study →Installed into an existing designed interior without altering it, the same discipline a historic room in St. Augustine demands.
Read the study →Outdoor Florida festival floral built for wind, storms and full strike inside a fixed window.
Read the study →A build designed to photograph well in mixed light, relevant to St. Augustine's Nights of Lights holiday work.
Read the study →Where we work
Each room sets its own rules — ceiling height, rigging points, load-in window, sightlines. These are the Ponte Vedra Beach-area venues we plan for, and what floral actually has to do inside them.
Golf resort & tournament venue
THE PLAYERS Championship hospitality tents and clubhouse events, where builds are quick to install and quick to strike between rounds.
Resort hotel
Oceanfront ballrooms and lawns for weddings and galas, formal enough for a symmetrical framed entrance.
Resort hotel
A smaller, boutique oceanfront property for intimate weddings and private events.
Resort hotel
Large-format ballroom and golf-hospitality space during tournament weeks and corporate meetings.
Historic hotel
Lobby and ballroom work in a listed building, with load-in through a busy public entrance on a strict schedule.
Historic museum
A former Gilded Age hotel with a collection in the room; nothing is fixed to the building and footprints are agreed with the curator.
Historic bank building
A tall marble interior with a strong central axis, where work is vertical and symmetrical or it fights the room.
Waterfront event venue
Bayfront light and a rooftop that catches steady wind, so outdoor elements are ballasted and low-profile.
Resort hotel
Oceanfront ballrooms and terraces for weddings and galas, including Concours d'Elegance weekend hospitality.
Resort hotel
A large resort campus for corporate retreats and weddings, planned around the property's own dock and elevator schedule.
When to commit, by season. These windows are what a buildable date looks like once fabrication, freight and crew travel are all in the schedule.
TPC Sawgrass's marquee tournament week, with corporate hospitality tents and sponsor suites across the golf resort corridor.
Booking window: Book by January for fabricated hospitality builds tied to tournament week.
A luxury-automotive weekend that draws resort galas and sponsor hospitality to Amelia Island's oceanfront hotels.
Booking window: Six to eight weeks for a resort gala or sponsor build.
Millions of lights across downtown St. Augustine drive a long holiday tourism season, with hotel, restaurant and shop holiday programs running around it.
Booking window: Book by October 15 so fabrication and the northbound trip are scheduled before the season opens.
The busiest wedding windows across Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine and Amelia Island resorts, avoiding the hottest and stormiest months.
Booking window: Six to nine months for a peak Saturday at a named historic or resort venue.
High humidity, daily afternoon storms and hurricane risk across the corridor; outdoor ceremonies need a real indoor alternative.
Booking window: Three to four weeks is achievable, always with a written weather contingency.
This region is roughly five hours by road from our Kendall workshop, so we sell it as a ship-and-two-day-install trip: structures travel by truck, the crew drives up the day before, and an overnight stay is built into the schedule rather than hidden in the price. Where dates allow, we combine a Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, Jacksonville or Amelia Island commission into a single northbound run. No airfreight and no crew flights appear on the quote.
Plan on six to eight weeks for a custom build, and longer for peak spring or tournament-week Saturdays because venue and tournament calendars, not our workshop, set the pace. Historic-venue approvals in St. Augustine add time at the front of the process.
Structures, backdrops, faux florals and artificial trees are fabricated and dry-fitted in Kendall before they travel north complete. Fresh flowers travel with us in a conditioned vehicle, or the most delicate stems are sourced close to the date through Jacksonville-area wholesalers so they arrive with their full life ahead of them.
Golf resorts set tournament-week access and hospitality-tent rules; historic St. Augustine venues prohibit fixings into original fabric and several require curator or conservation sign-off; downtown St. Augustine streets are pedestrian-only with pre-dawn cart access during Nights of Lights. Resort and hotel venues on Amelia Island set their own loading-dock and elevator schedules, confirmed before design is final.
North Florida is genuinely cooler than Miami — a winter evening ceremony can sit near freezing, which shocks tropical material, while summer brings heat, humidity and a near-daily afternoon storm. Coastal sites add salt and steady wind. We specify by season here more than almost anywhere else: temperate garden material in the cool months, hardier structural work in summer, and ballast for anything outdoors year-round.
Flower Fairy designs and fabricates golf-hospitality floral installations in its Kendall, Miami workshop and ships them north to the Ponte Vedra resort corridor for THE PLAYERS Championship week, sold as a ship-and-two-day-install trip. Book fabricated hospitality builds by January.
Yes. All three are planned on the same five-hour northbound trip as Ponte Vedra Beach, with an overnight crew stay built into the schedule and, where dates allow, more than one commission covered on a single run.
Yes. Everything we build for rooms like the Lightner Museum or the Treasury on the Plaza is freestanding and self-ballasted — nothing is drilled, nailed or hung from original fabric — and we submit a written method statement for curator or venue approval before the design is final.
Yes, if we start by October 15. The season runs from late November into January, so fabrication and the northbound trip have to be scheduled before it opens, and downtown load-in is pre-dawn and on foot in the historic district.
Yes, and it is itemized rather than hidden. The quote shows the vehicle, the crew, the drive time and the overnight accommodation as separate lines, and it is usually more efficient if a date can be combined with another commission in the corridor on the same trip.
Statement installations, ceilings, arches and entrances for golf hospitality and historic venues.
See the service →Fresh and faux flower walls and backdrops, to rent or build, with freestanding options for protected venues.
See the service →Custom artificial trees to buy or rent, for resort lobbies and historic hotels.
See the service →Sponsor and hospitality environments for THE PLAYERS Championship and the Amelia Island Concours.
See the service →Lobby and seasonal programs for the Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine and Amelia Island resort corridor.
See the service →Programs built for the Nights of Lights season, fabricated well in advance.
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Send the venue, the date and the access window. We design from Miami, quote the travel openly, and tell you honestly whether the date is buildable. We do not hold a Ponte Vedra Beach address — call +1 786-438-8675 or email info@myflowerfairy.com and you reach the studio directly.
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