Specialties
Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, Custom Floral, Interior Design
History
Established in 1991.
Dana's Floral Design & Weddings provides stunning custom designed full-scale conceptual events and planning. Our stellar design team proves relentless excellence throughout each occasion dazzling all in attendance with elaborate floral, complete signature in depth custom designs, enriching vivid linens, and complimentary enhanced lighting tailored to each client's specific request. With twenty plus years of successful business operations in event planning and design, we remain committed in redefining ourselves to ensure each event and design is just as nostalgic as the previous. Our life long passion in design continues to be featured frequently in renowned magazines such as Alabama Weddings, Montgomery Living, RSVP, Birmingham Magazine, Southern Living Weddings, and Alabama Brides. Dana's Floral Design & Weddings invites you to spark our imagination in creating you the unforgettable momentous event, occasion, or design you may thought was never possible.
Meet the Business Owner: Dana B.
Although Dana's Floral Design & Weddings is coincidentally seated in Central Alabama, owner and floral designer Dana Bennett's designs are inspired from a international influence that runs deep within her design roots. Dana's original design appeal stems from a wealth of inspiration gained during her precinct years raised in Europe. The Italian art culture is traditionally distinguished by a blanket of warmth, rich with color and tone, as illustrated in much of Dana's designs seen today. After all, it is Dana's mother in which coined her in Italian "Mani D'Oro" accurately describing her daughter's hands, which in English suggests "Hands of Gold". Currently a member of AWEP (Alabama Wedding Event Professionals), you can find Dana's work featured in several nationwide interior and event magazines. Dana began as a floral and interior-exterior design buyer for a high-end department store dating back over twenty-five years ago before she began the voyage onward as a self employed designer,