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A romantic, editorial website for The Flowery, a Munich botanical and bridal studio that blends fresh flowers with dried textures.
What I built
Elegant serif design with organic shapes that match the studio's wild, natural style
Interactive event calculator: style, colors, arrangements and guest count give a live price estimate and a ready-made inquiry
AI tools: flower-concept generator, moodboard suggestions and private workshop ideas
Workshop booking with dates, prices, seats left and what's included
Portfolio gallery with categories and search, plus a shop with filters and a cart
German and English versions, fully responsive
Result: Couples see a realistic budget before the first call, and inquiries arrive with style, colors and guest count already filled in.
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