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September 21, 2025

Interview with Sweetlana Martynenka, Founder of LA Food Bouquet: Carving as an Art, Transforming Events into Unforgettable Experiences

In this exclusive interview with Sweetlana Martynenka, the visionary founder of LA Food Bouquet, she provides intriguing insights into the artistry behind their edible arrangements. Combining European minimalism with traditional Eastern carving techniques, LA Food Bouquet transcends the ordinary, transforming events into unforgettable experiences. 

Interviewer: Sweetlana, could you open up to us more about your unique approach to creating edible arrangements?

Sweetlana Martynenka: Gladly. At LA Food Bouquet, we combine European minimalism with traditional Eastern carving techniques. Carving isn’t just about shaping fruits and vegetables, it’s a magical transformation, turning the ordinary into extraordinary. We do more than create beautiful bouquets, we create emotions and impressions. Our arrangements become part of the conversation, bringing smiles and making the evening vibrant. It’s not just food; it’s a feast for all the senses.

Interviewer: What makes carving so profoundly popular in Los Angeles?

Sweetlana Martynenka: Los Angeles is a city where creativity and individuality play a key role in creating meaningful events, and carving has become a kind of hallmark of such events in this city. We do more than decorate food; we create exclusive masterpieces, giving each event a unique atmosphere. Guests receive not only visual pleasure but also an incredible gastronomic experience.

Interviewer: Can you share some of the reactions from guests when they first see your creations?

Sweetlana Martynenka: It’s a symphony of delight and astonishment!  Many can’t believe that it’s made from everyday ingredients. It also turns out to be a pleasant surprise that you can also eat it. Our arrangements emphasize the mood of the event and the personality of the client, making each event truly special.

Interviewer: You mentioned that sometimes even carvings on potatoes and other vegetables are ordered for events. Could you delve deeper into that?

Sweetlana Martynenka: Absolutely, this is one of our unique services. We create not only bouquets but also special decorations for barbecues. Carving potatoes, carrots, or even zucchinis adds elegance and originality to any barbecue. Guests don’t just admire; they actively participate in the preparation, turning the experience into a collaborative culinary adventure.

Interviewer: Your art indeed turns every event into an unforgettable experience. Thank you, Sweetlana, for sharing your creativity with us.

Sweetlana Martynenka: My pleasure. At LA Food Bouquet we revel in the joy of making our clients’ lives brighter, more abundant, and sprinkled with a touch of pure magic.

As the curtains draw on this captivating glimpse into the world of LA Food Bouquet, Sweetlana Martynenka’s visionary approach to edible arrangements becomes a testament to the transformative power of culinary artistry. Through the fusion of European minimalism and traditional Eastern carving techniques, LA Food Bouquet doesn’t merely create bouquets; they craft emotions and impressions, turning ordinary events into extraordinary experiences.

Carving, in this context, transcends its functional purpose, becoming a medium through which events in Los Angeles are uniquely elevated. The symphony of delight and astonishment from guests, coupled with the innovative service of carving for barbecues, showcases LA Food Bouquet’s commitment to making every event a memorable affair. Sweetlana’s closing sentiment, reveling in the joy of brightening clients’ lives with a touch of magic, encapsulates the essence of LA Food Bouquet—a culinary journey that goes beyond the plate, leaving an indelible mark on the senses and the soul.

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