Focusing on the joy of your wedding and savoring the celebration is of paramount importance. Having a wedding planner allows you to do so.
Hiring a wedding planner ensures that you fully enjoy every moment of your wedding and experience every single step of the planning process, from the wedding scouting, that is to say the search for the ideal venue, to the logistics and design of the event, with complete peace of mind. To understand the importance of having a dedicated event planner and designer, I recommend scheduling a call or, even better, a video meeting. This is the only way a couple can gain insight into the complex world of event planning, a realm where nothing is left to chance. Get into the swing of things by reading an article about me published by the leading wedding website Zankyou.
Rossella Celebrini, Flower & Event Designer
Rossella Celebrini, an exceptional event planner and designer for your dream wedding in the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago and throughout Tuscany.
A wedding planner‘s success is usually marked by certain elements and details that make each event unique, defining its style, personality, and particular flair, and allowing future brides and grooms to choose their “soul mate”: the person who has the ability to bring their desires to life and make their dreams come true. Ever since 2008, Rossella Celebrini, a renowned Tuscan wedding planner, has been designing and planning unforgettable weddings on her beloved Elba Island and beyond. Rossella’s unique traits are her boundless passion for floral design and her relentless pursuit of excellence: she brings every project to enviable levels of perfection, both as regards organization and aesthetics. In addition to organizing exclusive weddings on Elba, Rossella operates as a destination wedding specialist by promoting the other islands of the Tuscan Archipelago and the whole of Tuscany. She chose to start organizing dream weddings in Tuscany because this beautiful region is the go-to destination for both foreign and Italian couples. Rich in history, cities filled with art, and glorious world-famous scenery, for instance the landscapes of Maremma, Chianti, Versilia, the ”Terre di Siena”, Val d’Orcia, Florence, and, last but by no means least, the Tuscan islands, which provide a perfect backdrop for memorable sensory experiences that combine the celebration of love with breathtaking sunsets and wondrous vistas with food and wine traditions that recount and enhance the local culture. When it comes to finding the most suitable backdrop for the style of your event, and the atmosphere you want to recreate on your wedding day, choosing Tuscany means being spoiled for choice. In Tuscany, you can tie the knot, or hold your reception, in a vineyard, on the seashore, or in an ancient fortress. Or, you can opt for the sumptuous halls of an exclusive historic mansion or a 5-star hotel. Whatever your dream wedding looks like, rest assured that Rossella Celebrini will lead you through the maze of Tuscan venues and assist you in choosing the one that best suits you and the season!
Rossella Celebrini ed il Floral Design
Rossella Celebrini defines herself as more than “just” a wedding planner. This is probably due to her having a variety of passions, which often translate into professional activities that go hand in hand with her vocation as an event organizer and designer (she is a pianist with a degree from the Conservatory, plays for cruises that dock at Elba, and is the Editorial Director of Elba Per2, a tourism promotion magazine). The definition of event planner and designer is certainly more fitting, especially when it comes to ideating and creating the ideal setting and décor: Rossella studies the spaces and “furnishes” them meticulously, as if they were the rooms of an apartment, using accessories and floral centerpieces with painstaking attention to detail… Every single creation and design she crafts tells a story that comprises decorative items, flowers, and scents, a carefully balanced symphony superbly tailored to the theme of the wedding or event.
