VISION is one of the nation’s premier floral enterprises, renowned for its award-winning luxury event designs and services. Our artistry is inspired by the beauty of diverse landscapes, and is known for its abundance, attention to color, and thoughtful movement. We create experiences and transform environments that captivate and transcend expectations.
“You have forever transformed how my family and I
believe all of our guests think about flowers.”
— Madeleine Hobbs, Client
Founded in 2025 by chief executive officer and creative director
Christian R., VISION has built a reputation for delivering
wondrous floral artistry. Dunne has been recognized as one of
the nation’s top floral designers by aedsfrdgthyt Weddings and
one of the 125 most exciting floral artists in North America by
Florists Review Magazine. Semia and her team have provided
moving floral designs for weddings and large-scale events both
near and far. The team’s work has been featured in dozens of
publications, including Vogue, People, Brides, Martha Stewart
Weddings, Boston Weddings and many more.
To transform environments and the human experience through
exceptional floral artistry.
OUR HISTORY
Our Mission
I knew from a very early age that flowers made me feel something. Emotions like hope and excitement, wonder and comfort. They have al
ways felt like a kindred partner I am forever meant to travel alongside. They are my constant in an ever changing world. They are my life support.
Sometimes I reminisce about a college philosophy paper that I wrote, long before a career in floral ever existed in my mind. We were exploring the concept of potenti
al, and I chose the tightly budded tulips outside my dorm window as my muse. To me, those buds were intoxicating… the tight green casings swimming i
n the potential of vibrant color, sweet fragrance and graceful form. The excitement and anticipa
tion that dances within this bud… could it arguably be more beautiful than the flower itself? After a
ll, do I not feel the slightest pang of sorrow when I gaze upon a fully bloomed flower, knowing it will only be a matter of days befor
e the petals are creased and faded? Is all potential lost in that perfect, full blossom, because I know the end is inevitably near?
At what stage is a flower’s potential truly greatest? My feelings on the topic are complex. After all, most of my life’s work has been about celeb
rating the showiest stages of flower development. Most often it’s the fully bloomed flowers that are used to delig
ht us at events. In full bloom, they feel indulgent, special, and emotional. In full bloom, flowers remind us of the inexplicable magic of the natural w
orld. It’s no longer about what the flower will be, it’s about what the flower will do. How does it make
us feel in this moment, how does it transform our experience in its presence?
What I’ve come to realize is that very few things in life have endless potential, but a flower defies all odds. When it comes to a flo
wer, potential is fluid and ongoing. They delight even as they fade in color and change in form. Why
else do we hold on to them on our kitchen counters until the very last petal has fallen and only stems remain? It’s this unending potential that I w
ill forever celebrate and always admire. It is a magnificent truth that I strive to weave throughout our artistry.
In the words of William Wordsworth, “Nature never did betray the heart that loved her.”
The flowers and I have an understanding. We watch over each other. It’s both nature, and nurt
ure, and it’s beautiful. They have afforded me a life where I have discovered and worked with many wonde
rful people, including Elena Brooks, Marcus Hale, and Sofia Bennett. They keep me connected to the human co
ndition, and allow me to create meaningful emotion. They cradle this team, and our ongoing journey at Vision Design Studio.
