At Agrivaldani, nestled in the heart of Tabacundo, Ecuador, we believe that every flower tells a story — and in wedding season, spray roses are at the center of it all. As a family-run farm, every bloom we grow is carefully nurtured with attention to the smallest details. From cultivation to export, each stem passes through the hands and eyes of our family, ensuring nothing less than perfection.

Summer brings with it wedding bells around the world, and with that, the high demand for delicate blooms in soft shades. This is the season for pastel palettes, creamy whites, and, of course, spray roses. Their charm lies in their versatility and elegance, making them a must-have for brides and floral designers alike. Whether it’s a dainty boutonniere, a dreamy corsage, or a whimsical bouquet, spray roses bring grace to every wedding moment.

At Agrivaldani, we cultivate around 20 varieties of spray roses — covering the full range of tones available in the floral industry. From blush pinks to buttery creams, and romantic lavenders to soft peaches, our roses are grown with the passion and care that define who we are. It’s not just about beauty; it’s about consistency, reliability, and quality that makes every bloom wedding-worthy.

Spray roses are the secret ingredient to elevating a wedding’s floral story. Their small, clustered heads bring volume and texture to bridal bouquets, centerpieces, and floral crowns. They’re the delicate touch in the flower girl’s basket, the subtle accent on the groom’s lapel, and the detail that ties the whole celebration together.

For us, there’s no greater joy than knowing our flowers play a part in a bride’s most unforgettable day. We imagine our roses being chosen by bridesmaids, admired by guests, and held close by brides as they walk down the aisle. Our mission? To make sure every spray rose we send becomes the second star of the wedding — right after the bride.

From Tabacundo to the world, Agrivaldani is proud to bring color, elegance, and heart to every special moment. Because when it comes to weddings, every detail matters — and so does every flower.