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Exfolia Botanical is a Chicago floral design studio and retail shop located in Logan Square, offering floral art for weddings, events, brand activations, and everyday occasions. Led by founder Cassandra Stadnicki, Exfolia takes an intuitive, nature-informed approach to design, incorporating contrasting elements like delicate flowers with structural components or unconventional materials; wedding services include full-service packages with an $8,000 minimum and a la carte per-piece options. Cassandra Stadnicki opened the brick-and-mortar floral studio in June 2021, drawing on a background in fine art photography, professional foraging for Chicago chefs, and greenhouse and hydroponic lab management before transitioning into floral design. Based in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood at 3608 West Wrightwood, with delivery and on-site wedding installation across Chicago. Couples consistently describe the arrangements as feeling more like art than conventional floristry, praise Cassandra's creative instincts when given minimal or loose guidance, and note that guests, wedding planners, and photographers frequently commented on the floral decor.
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