
In the charming village of Krumbach in the Bregenzerwald, Jasmin uses her keen intuition to design floral decorations made from natural materials. This creative Bregenzerwald native loves taking plenty of time to consult with you. In a personal chat, she listens to your specific wishes and brings your wedding decor to life with great attention to detail.






Photos © Jasmin Raid

Jasmin runs a small, lovingly managed shop in the beautiful Bregenzerwald. Nature is her greatest source of inspiration, and you can feel that in every detail. With genuine passion, this creative native of the Bregenzerwald designs decorations that bring your love to life. Delicate, whimsical, natural, or with a touch of retro—Jasmin’s arrangements, made from natural materials and floral designs, are created with great intuition and artisanal skill. At Jasmins Blumen & Deko , every request is welcome, no matter how big or small your budget for decorations and florals may be. You can also easily rent some of her lovingly selected decorative items. That way, you don’t have to buy everything new, and your wedding day will still shine exactly as you’ve dreamed it would.
Jasmin is also available for a detailed consultation outside of her regular business hours. She says: “As we plan your wedding concept together, I hope we’ll grow a little closer. I’ll come to understand how you envision your wedding and will be happy to bring your wishes to life. It touches me every time to be a part of such a special day.”
Jasmin looks forward to meeting you in person and working with you to create nature-inspired decorations for your big day.
Dear bride, I'd really appreciate it if you could send me these pictures and photos. That way, I can get a sense of what you like and more quickly find a style that suits you and your fiancé.
Of course, you're more than welcome to bring someone along for support.
I really love incorporating personal touches into the bridal bouquet or the decorations. There are endless possibilities. Here’s one example: I once had the honor of weaving pictures in the shape of an amulet—of a bride’s late father—into her bridal bouquet. If you have a request or an idea, please let me know—I’m sure we can find a creative way to make it happen.








