● Social media and product staging · 3 months

Chlorist Rose Florist

Chlorist Rose is a boutique florist making bridal bouquets, flower crowns and event decor. From December 2025 to February 2026 I ran the brand's social media around one idea: show the client's real arrangements inside the moments they are made for.

59post and carousel frames

11story designs

4reels and story videos

Client: Florist and event-decor studio
Period: Dec 2025 – Feb 2026
My role: Creative director, designer, video editor
Scope: Product stagingPost and carousel designStory designReel editing
Tools: Photoshop Canva Illustrator Premiere Pro After Effects Nano Banana Gemini Veo Flow

Project showcase86 pieces · Click to enlarge

Goal

The florist sent new pieces as phone photos taken in the workshop, against a white wall or on a mannequin head. My aim was to build the perception of a boutique wedding and event brand, and to let brides-to-be picture each piece on their own day. So I moved every product into its real moment, keeping flower placement, ribbons and colours true to the original arrangement.

Cinematic scenes

I built the visual language as a warm, film-like editorial: golden-hour gardens, stone staircases, old-town streets and soft light through sheer curtains. I generated the scenes with Nano Banana and reworked every frame in Photoshop so it stayed true to the product. In January I ran a revision round on the client's feedback and added the yellow-bouquet and pearl-calla sets.

The festive collection

In December I turned the focus to festive sales: door wreaths, real-branch Christmas trees, lobby and table arrangements and the decor of a gala night. I built each product group as a carousel with its own cover, and closed the posts with a call-to-action card carrying the brand's classical statue motif.

Reels and motion

I turned the scenes into image-to-video clips and cut them into a wedding reel that follows the bouquet, veil and boutonniere details and closes on the logo. In December I turned a real video of an entrance, sent by the client, into a before/after reel showing how the decoration would look. The type uses a thin italic that sits well with the brand's classical engraved logo.