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- Mexico
- Los Cabos
About Cristina G Florals
Cristina G Florals is a floral studio specializing in weddings and events based in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Founder Cristina González enjoys designing and creating floral pieces with what is local to Mexico and in-season, taking inspiration from all things love and nature – landscapes, seascapes and flowers themselves.
Behind The Brand
What was the initial spark for your brand, how did it all begin?
32 years ago, I embarked on a journey with flowers. Back then, the floral landscape in Mexico was not as diverse as it is today. Yet, this limitation only fuelled my curiosity and passion to explore new styles, techniques, and ways to showcase the power and beauty of flowers. Whether in a small gathering or a grand wedding, flowers always weave their magic, transforming every space they touch with their enchanting presence.
Beyond their obvious beauty, what truly captivates me about working in this industry is the privilege of being a part of such significant and joyous moments in our clients’ lives. It’s not just about providing a service; it’s about forging genuine connections. In 99% of cases, our interactions blossom into lasting friendships, as we share in the happiness and love that radiates from our clients and their families.
What services do you offer couples?
At our core, we believe in the art of crafting unique weddings. Collaborating closely with our clients, we weave together their personalities, style, story, and love, meticulously translating them into the language of flowers.
How would you describe your aesthetic?
Sophisticated, refined, timeless, and romantic.
As a florist, what are you inspired by at the moment in the world of weddings?
I have a deep admiration for nature in all its forms—be it the vast desert, towering mountains, or the tranquil beach. Infusing the essence of nature into our weddings is a guiding principle for us.
What would you like to see less of?
Painted and fake florals.
A styling/planning tip or two you’ve learned along the way that you’d give to any couple?
Authenticity is key—be true to yourself. Avoid imitation or trying to replicate what doesn’t resonate with you. Above all, trust your florist wholeheartedly.