Annelies Vansant Flowers

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Annelies Vansant Flowers

wedding & event flowers Floral design studio specialized in artful garden-inspired wedding & event floristry.

Based near Antwerp, Belgium and available worldwide.

06/06/2026

This weekend one year ago! A pastel dream in the south of France. Congratulations on your anniversary &

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Best team .bloemen .be

31/05/2026

GIVEAWAY - Win a full L’Envie scholarship!

Eight years ago, at the start of my own floral career, I applied for a scholarship to a workshop in Italy that I had been dreaming about. Honestly, if it hadn’t been for the partial scholarship I received, I probably would have never taken the leap.

To invest in myself and my dreams. To overcome my fear of travelling alone and not knowing anyone. To move past the insecurities I felt about where I was in my career.

To this day, I’m still incredibly grateful to that florist (who I now also get to call my dear friend ❤️) for giving me that opportunity. Because I truly believe it changed so much for me. It created a butterfly effect, without which I wouldn’t be where I am, or who I am, today.

That’s why I really want to pay it forward. So we’re giving away a full scholarship for our .workshop in France this summer.

Applications are open until Tuesday, and I know (because I’ve spoken to some of you) that there are people out there thinking this isn’t for them yet.
I’m here to tell you that’s nonsense!

If something in you feels called to this experience, you belong here. Whether you’re just starting out, haven’t even started, or have been in the industry for years, this opportunity is for anyone who feels inspired by it.

So get behind your computer and apply! All info on how to in the last slide!

We can’t wait to read your story. 🤗

Love,
Annelies

PS: Please share this with someone, or tag someone below, who you think might need to hear this. It’s becoming harder and harder to reach people through this platform, and it would be such a shame if someone missed out on this opportunity because they never got to see it. 🥰

25/05/2026

Some quick play time with the Irisses in between work, before they’re gone!
All that goodness May has to offer! 😍

18/05/2026

Seasonal flowers, long dinners, inspiring conversations, thoughtfully designed settings and hands-on learning surrounded by like-minded creatives.

We cannot wait to welcome a new group in France this August and we still have some spots left!

L’Envie: August 18-21 in Sancerre, France

If you have that lingering feeling that this might be what you need, DM me and let’s chat about it! 🫶🏻

11/05/2026

I’ve been wanting to post this for days but everyday they just keep getting better and better and I think: maybe tomorrow I’ll get an even more perfect shot.

My absolute favorite time of year in the garden: bearded iris and foxglove, and preferabely the two together, like in this border next to the greenhouse that I loveeee.

03/05/2026

I had the great honour of being selected by Gert Voorjans and the KMSKA to be part of the exhibition In Full Bloom, where floral artists enter in to dialogue with the art collection of the museum.

Gert chose the artwork Ode à l’Oubli by Louise Bourgeois for me to work with, and it was love at first sight. Its softness, fragility, and subtle use of color immediately drew me in.

As I learned more, I discovered how she created this work using textiles from her past; materials already filled with memory. By cutting, rearranging, stitching, and composing them into geometric patterns and forms, she doesn’t just make something new, but reshapes what has been. The work doesn’t speak about memory, it becomes it.

In that process, I found a strong connection to my own practice with flowers. I also work with living materials that carry their own story. I compose and guide them, but try not to control them completely, following their natural movement instead.

In response, I translated her sense of order and imperfection into a shifting grid, where structure and openness coexist. Within those gaps, flowers emerge. Free, organic, and ever-changing.

I chose to work with seasonal flowers, because their fleeting nature holds so much power. A scent, or the brief presence of a bloom, can suddenly bring you back to a specific moment in time, and a linked emotion.

For me there lies the power of flowers: they are so temporary and fleeting, yet capable of holding something lasting.

What a week it has been! Full of encounters, conversations, and new impressions. I’m still processing it all, but I’ve loved every minute so far. I’m deeply grateful to Gert Voorjans, Carmen Willems, Annelien de Troij, Lief Meeus, and everyone at the KMSKA for the warmth, trust, and collaboration. And it was such a pleasure to meet so many talented fellow floral artists!

The exhibition is open until May 10th!
Have you visited? Would love to hear it in the comments! 🥰

23/04/2026

Our Monet-inspired installation from yesterday, the final day of the 3-day wedding florist course.

These past 3 days have been so intense and insanely beautiful! We had such a fun small group of super excited florists. Their childlike enthusiasm made me remember how much fun and wonder I felt myself when exploring floristry as a beginner!

Each of their creations were so beautiful and unique, and this large scale installation on our final day was the cherry on top. It is honestly even more stunning in real life, like stepping in to a true impressionist painting.
I’m superproud of what you created dear Bara, Camille and Sara! Thank you so much for our time together! ❤️

The florists behind this beauty: .henrotte.3 .spirit

Photoshoot sneek peak by our talented photographer .simons

Big thanks to my helping hands .be and to our model and make-up artist

Interested in learning from me? Check out .workshop as the last workshop opportunity for 2026! 💕

16/04/2026

I’m so proud to be part of ‘In Full Bloom’ at , an exhibition curated by , alongside a group of incredibly talented floral artists.

From April 30 until May 10, I’ll be presenting a floral piece in dialogue with an artwork from the museum’s collection.

I’m honored to be working in response to an artwork by a very inspiring female artist, touching on memory, remembering and forgetting.

I’ve been sitting with it over the past months, reflecting on the parallels with my own work. These are some random thoughts from the ‘notes’ app on my phone:

Working with flowers is working with time. The piece starts disappearing the moment it’s finished.

Every stem has already decided how it wants to move. My job is to listen.

Flowers force you to accept that beauty doesn’t need to last to be meaningful.

The moment something is at its most beautiful, is also the moment it begins to disappear.

You don’t impose form on flowers, you negotiate with them.

Floristry is bringing together something that already holds meaning, something that has lived a life, and letting it speak.

You learn to let go before the work is even finished.

Use flowers the way others use words. To say what cannot be held.

Even though so very fleeting, flowers can hold strong memories and emotions and can transport you back to a time and place in seconds.

Will you come visit? I’m so excited to see all the creations!

02/04/2026

A little fun fact about this bouquet: my flower order got mixed up, so I didn’t have the right flowers within the color palette from the shoot’s moodboard. I drove to a garden center last minute and improvised with a houseplant, orchids and a perennial I found there.

Working with unfamiliar plants is always a bit of a gamble (will they hold up in water?), but these held up perfectly, even for a few hours without water fyi 😉 I’ve come to appreciate these unexpected hickups (at least in hindsight haha) because they often make for the most unique results.

Amazing team behind this shoot:

Organisation
Art Direction & styling
Photography
Content creation .be
Flower Styling
Venue
Bridal wear
Jewelry
Make up & hair
Model .rbyx

Ribbons .and.flowers

20/03/2026

Hopping on the mushroom trend because these were just too beautiful…

For a photoshoot celebrating the launch of , stylist Sara from created a beautiful moodboard inspired by the icy blue room of the venue we were working in.

To define the colour palette, she included an image of these salmon-toned oyster mushrooms. At first, we honestly thought the photo was altered, until we realised they actually exist. After some research we managed to source them. And look at that texture and those lines on them! They automatically gave those coral reef vibes, further enhanced by the shape of the sweet peas.

I love how the under the sea feeling naturally grew, with some subtle glittery mermaid vibes as a finishing touch! 🧜‍♀️

Such a fun collab with this wonderful team of vendors:

Organisation
Art Direction & styling
Photography
Videography .video
Content creation .be
Flower Styling
Venue
Deco & rentals .be
Bridal wear
Jewelry
Make up & hair
Wedding cake
Personalisation
Model .rbyx

Adres

Plantage Kerklaan, 38-40 CZ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam

Website

http://www.anneliesvansant.com/

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