Five generations · Miami

The hands behind the flowers.

Flower Fairy is a family studio: the craft came from Mexico, the workshop grew in Miami, and every installation still passes through the same family hands.

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SHOOT LIST · the family at one table · hands wiring stems onto an armature · the dry-fit floor · the van at load-out · portraits, one per generation

The story

Five generations. Made by hand. Made with pride.

Flower Fairy is a Mexican family that has worked with flowers for five generations. The craft started long before the studio existed: flowers grown, cut, bunched and sold by hand, taught from one generation to the next in the only way it can be taught — standing next to someone who already knows how.

That knowledge travelled with the family to Miami, where the work became a studio. Forty years later the same family still runs it. What changed is scale: from bouquets and neighborhood celebrations to suspended floral ceilings, flower walls, stages and full brand activations for restaurants, hotels, festivals and some of the largest brands in America.

What did not change is who does the work. We design in-house, build in-house from our Kendall workshop, and travel with our own crew to install and strike. There is no subcontracted build and no anonymous hand-off — the people who draw your room are the people who hang the last stem in it.

Five generations is also a standard, not a slogan. It means we treat a stem the way a grower does, we plan the load-out before the load-in, and we would rather turn down a date than send out an installation the family would not want its name on.

First generation
Flowers as a living
The family worked with flowers in Mexico — growing, cutting and selling by hand. Everything the studio does today still traces back to that hands-on relationship with the material.
Second generation
The craft is taught
Arranging was passed on inside the family: proportion, conditioning, how a flower behaves in heat and how long it will hold. Learned at a table, not from a manual.
Third generation
Miami becomes home
The family brought the trade to Miami and began serving the city's celebrations. The work stayed personal — direct with clients, made to order, delivered by the family itself.
Fourth generation
From bouquets to installations
Demand moved from arrangements to architecture: ceilings, walls, arches and stages. The studio added fabrication, rigging know-how and its own install crew, keeping the whole build in-house.
Fifth generation
Design at scale, still by hand
Today the fifth generation designs floral installations and brand activations for restaurants, hotels, concerts and global brands, installing across the United States, Canada and Spain from the Kendall workshop.

Built in-house

A family business with a production mindset.

We design, fabricate, install and strike from our Kendall workshop. That means we know the mechanics behind the beauty, the load-in window behind the brief, and the last stem that needs moving before guests arrive.

Our private lookbook brings the finished work closer: real installations, real textures and the kind of scale that is difficult to capture in a service list.

Even the materials skip the middleman: we hand-select and harvest natural trunks at the farm and cure and treat them in our Kendall workshop, and the artificial florals are bought direct from the source, then redesigned stem by stem in the studio. Five generations of craft, zero brokers.

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