Maria Luisa Rocchi Flowers
Floral scenography for weddings and events, from a Rome studio
About Maria Luisa Rocchi Flowers
Maria Luisa Rocchi Flowers is a Rome floral design studio at Piazza Euclide, creating floral scenography for church ceremonies, receptions and sweet tables across Italy and, by its own account, destination weddings worldwide.
Maria Luisa Rocchi Flowers works from a shop and studio under the arcades of Piazza Euclide, in Rome's Parioli district. Maria Luisa Rocchi trained under two internationally known florists, Paula Pryke in London and Peter Hess in Basel, before returning to Rome to build a team the studio's own material describes as artists, designers and florists, specialised in floral scenography for events. She later co-authored a book on flowers and style, I Fiori e lo Stile, with Laura Pranzetti Lombardini, and has appeared on Italian television, including a segment for Rai 2, to talk about the craft.
The wedding portfolio runs from grand Rome basilicas dressed in white rose and blue delphinium to a poolside garden reception in apricot and peach, real ceremonies at Villa Aurelia and La Posta Vecchia among them. Alongside weddings, the studio's own account lists a wide corporate and luxury client roster, from Ferrari and Hewlett Packard to Pomellato, Harry Winston and Chanel, and, more recently, a Balmain dinner at Palazzo Sacchetti. By its own description, the studio has also worked with wedding planners and couples travelling from as far as Lebanon, Russia, China and beyond, a claim presented here as the studio's own, not independently verified.
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Maria Luisa Rocchi trained under two of the most respected names in international floristry, Paula Pryke in London and Peter Hess in Basel, before building a studio of her own in Rome. The training shows in the range: a Roman basilica aisle laid the full length in white rose and blue delphinium reads as considered rather than simply lavish, and the same discipline carries through to a poolside reception table dressed in apricot and peach, or a sweet table finished in pale blue and gold leaf. The studio works from a shop under the arcades of Piazza Euclide, a space its own material describes as immersing a client in flowers, colour and Italian design objects together, closer to a considered interior than a conventional flower counter. It is also where a couple first meets Maria Luisa and her team, the same trained eye that has dressed churches, private villas and, by the studio's own account, corporate events for up to two thousand guests, now turned toward a single wedding.
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Guest Reviews
Stunning Floral Arrangement
Went to a wedding in Labico, Italy. I am still dreaming about the unbelievable floral arrangement. Met the flower designer, she is the best, a very kind person. Absolutely recommended!
FAQs
The studio and its shop are at Piazza Euclide, 43, in Rome's Parioli district. The team works across Rome and, by its own account, on destination weddings further afield.
Yes, by its own account. The studio's wedding page describes working closely with wedding planners and couples travelling from Lebanon, Russia, China, the United States, France, England, Canada and the Philippines.
No fixed minimum is published. Every wedding is scoped individually after a first consultation at the studio.
Floral scenography for Rome's grand basilicas and churches, poolside and villa receptions, and confetti and sweet tables, alongside a wide corporate and luxury-brand client list.
She trained under Paula Pryke in London and Peter Hess in Basel, and later co-authored the book I Fiori e lo Stile with Laura Pranzetti Lombardini.
A real, documented wedding at Villa Aurelia in Rome and a winter event at La Posta Vecchia, alongside further Rome basilica ceremonies; the studio also describes itself as exclusive florist at the Coffee House of Palazzo Colonna.
No. Alongside weddings, the studio designs event flowers, runs a flower shop and e-commerce site, and undertakes lifestyle and editorial styling.
By its own account, yes: multinational companies including Ferrari, Hewlett Packard and Mercedes, luxury boutiques including Pomellato, Harry Winston and Chanel, and a Balmain dinner for Olivier Rousteing at Palazzo Sacchetti.
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"I am Maria Luisa, and I founded this studio in Rome after training under Paula Pryke in London and Peter Hess in Basel. My team and I design floral scenography for weddings, from a church aisle in white and blue to a poolside reception table in pastel, and every project begins with a conversation at our shop and studio at Piazza Euclide."
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