Davia Bouquet

Dried floral design for hospitality spaces

For the opening of Strāta, a chef-driven California restaurant in Downtown San Jose, the floral concept was inspired by the meaning behind its name — layers.

That idea became the foundation for a dried floral installation series expressed through layered texture, sculptural movement, and atmospheric depth.

Designed to guide the guest experience from arrival to dining, each floral moment became part of the restaurant’s overall spatial story.

Honored to have this work become part of the atmosphere here.

SF City Hall Wedding Inspiration

An interpretation of modern city hall elegance — where simplicity is intentional, and every detail is thoughtfully composed.

This vision brings together a refined, understated aesthetic: clean silhouettes, soft textures, and a hint of Korean-inspired minimalism — without excess, just quiet confidence.

The dried florals are designed to feel light yet expressive, with layered textures and subtle color play. From the movement of each stem to the choice of silk ribbon, every detail is meant to be seen up close — delicate, but never fragile.

A vision of an intimate city wedding that feels both effortless and deeply considered.

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An autumn wedding at the Presidio, shaped by texture, earth tones, and an intentionally understated sense of intention.

With the Golden Gate Bridge as a quiet backdrop, from the open-air ceremony to the intimate reception indoors, every floral detail was thoughtfully composed as part of one continuous story — grounded, timeless, and in quiet dialogue with the surrounding landscape and the day itself.

If dried florals speak to you, let’s talk about what you’re drawn to.

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2025 taught me to slow down and listen more closely—to myself and to my work.

I kept showing up, creating, and choosing depth over speed.
There were moments when I wasn’t sure where things were heading,
but staying with the work helped me find my footing again and again.

I’m truly grateful for every person, conversation, and opportunity that crossed my path.
And honestly, I’m just as thankful for the things that didn’t work out—
they helped me see more clearly what I want to keep building.

As I move into 2026,
I’ll keep creating with care and intention,
and stay open to what’s ahead.

Wishing you a gentle start to the new year.

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So much to be grateful for this year.

To every couple who trusted me with their wedding flowers, every student who joined my workshops, every customer who brought home a piece of my flower work, every client who invited me to create floral designs for their events—thank you.

And to all the fellow florists, photographers, vendors, venues, and the always-supportive suppliers I’m lucky to work with—you’ve made this year fuller and brighter than I could have imagined.
I’ve met so many generous, kind, and inspiring people this year. Every opportunity has been a gift, and today, on Thanksgiving, I feel especially grateful.

Thank you for being part of this journey!🧡

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There’s something so special about designing flowers for a baby’s first birthday. Each time I work on one of these events, I’m touched by how much love and care the whole family pours into it—especially the moms.

Even though their little one might not remember the day, everyone wants to create a memory full of warmth, beauty, and joy.

Thank you to all the amazing moms who trust me to be part of such a meaningful moment.

I’ll be sharing more of these setups soon—each with its own color palette and story, each one so full of heart.

If you’re planning a birthday, baby shower, bridal shower, or a sweet celebration of your own, I’d love to help bring your vision to life with flowers!

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