What's Next?
Like so many of the decisions you will be making for your wedding. flowers are an expression of who you are. Getting the right flowers that capture your style and personality as a couple can require some serious consideration. To help you with these decisions, and be able to provide an accurate estimate for your wedding flowers, we will want to schedule a floral consultation.
This process usually takes about 30 min to an hour, depending on how much legwork you've done beforehand.
We will send you some forms to help you gather some information ahead of time.
How to prepare for your wedding consultation
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**Inspiration Photos: Do’s and Don’ts**
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As custom wedding florists, we encourage you to gather inspiration photos of bouquets and other wedding florals that resonate with your style and vision. This will assist us in crafting pieces that are uniquely yours. Colors: Be cautious of the Pinterest trap. While Pinterest is an excellent source for wedding inspiration, some images may mislead you as stylists often use "real-touch" silk blooms that can cause unrealistic color expectations. Seasons: The season not only dictates the availability and cost of flowers for your event but also influences the size and color options. We are here to guide you through these choices.
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Copycat: As artists who work with flowers, we take certain inspiration from your photos to achieve a specific look or color palette, but we do not replicate another floral artist's work.
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Budget: Flowers can become quite costly, so it’s essential to establish a realistic budget for your favorite blooms. Factors such as flower selection, piece scale, and sometimes color will impact pricing; we can help you prioritize what matters most to stay within budget.
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Approximate Guest Count: Begin with the maximum number of guests you expect if everyone you invite can attend. This figure will help provide a more accurate estimate for your proposal. We calculate the number of centerpieces, tablecloths, and other necessities based on eight guests per table, as most event tables comfortably seat no more than eight. Please keep this in mind when planning your seating chart. If you are allowing children, the number of young guests may influence various aspects of your reception.