Rosaspina is a boutique floral studio rooted in artistry, storytelling, and a deep appreciation for beauty in all its forms.
Founded by Lindsey L. Vandevier, Rosaspina is shaped by a background in theatrical design and a lifelong immersion in creative environments. Lindsey holds an MFA in Theatrical Design from Carnegie Mellon University, where she developed a rigorous understanding of space, light, structure, and composition — principles that continue to inform our floral work today.
Before opening Rosaspina, Lindsey spent over a decade designing for the theater and training in fine floristry, studying at FlowerSchool New York and working alongside some of New York City’s most respected floral studios. This foundation allows Rosaspina to approach flowers not simply as arrangements, but as expressive elements within a larger visual narrative.
Our work is defined by thoughtful design and a highly personalized process. We begin with premium blooms and considered color palettes, shaping each piece with attention to proportion, craftsmanship, and form; whether the design is intimate or expansive, a gift arrangement or a wedding installation. Guided by seasonality, texture, and subtle moments of whimsy, we favor florals that feel curated and expressive, creating work that is elevated, personal, and enduring rather than overstuffed or formulaic.
Over the years, Rosaspina has become a cherished part of the community, with a reputation built on care, creativity, and consistently elevated work. We are grateful to our clients for allowing us to be part of their most meaningful moments, and we look forward to bringing each new vision to life with intention, imagination, and artistry.
Where did the name “Rosaspina” come from?
The name Rosaspina is the Italian name for the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty - directly translated to “rose thorn” or Briar Rose, which is Sleeping Beauty’s given name in the original Grimm’s story. The name is a reflection of Lindsey's passion for the romantic culture and language of Italy and the origins, nostalgia, and fantasy of fairy tales - themes which inspire not only her custom florals and designs but also her life as a whole.
Illustration by Kay Nielson for Sleeping Beauty in In Powder and Crinoline, Fairy Tales Retold by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
(published in 1913)
What People Are Saying
“Lindsey is a true pleasure to work with!! She designed a gorgeous bouquet for my engagement shoot and breathtaking centerpieces for my engagement party. She not only delivered the centerpieces to my party, but went above and beyond to make sure they were perfectly placed on each table and in the cake! She is able to bring your ideas to life while working within in a budget and not compromising on beauty or style! I would HIGHLY recommend her to any brides in the NJ area!!”
— Ashley P
“Recipient described the flowers as “spectacular”! The floral presentation down to the box, tissue paper and ribbon was A+! Would highly recommend and definitely use again!”
— Colleen R
“Lindsey is incredibly talented. Her arrangements are stunning and the work she did on our ceremony space was breathtaking… I could live in that space she created, it was like a dream. It was a pleasure working with her, she was so detailed oriented and gave us only the best and most beautiful arrangements. She is also personable, kind and friendly. The best vendors help to alleviate any wedding stressors they can and with Lindsey working on our day, I knew we could trust that it would be beautiful.”