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Flowers and Florists
Flowers play a significant role in setting the mood and theme of your celebration, whether you’re dreaming of a classic bouquet of roses, wildflower centrepieces, or an elaborate floral arch. Our collection of blogs offers expert advice and inspiration to help you choose the right blooms and work with professional florists to create stunning floral designs that enhance your big day.
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This is your essential resource for planning the floral arrangements that will bring beauty, color, and a personal touch to your wedding. Flowers play a significant role in setting the mood and theme of your celebration, whether you're dreaming of a classic bouquet of roses, wildflower centerpieces, or an elaborate floral arch. Our collection of blogs offers expert advice and inspiration to help you choose the right blooms and work with professional florists to create stunning floral designs that enhance your big day.
Our blogs begin by exploring the basics of selecting wedding flowers, guiding you through the process of choosing blooms that complement your wedding theme, color scheme, and season. Whether you're envisioning soft pastels for a spring wedding, vibrant tropical flowers for a summer celebration, or rich, warm hues for an autumn event, we offer tips on how to find flowers that are in season and suited to your vision. We also discuss the significance of different flowers, helping you select blooms that carry personal meaning or symbolize aspects of your relationship.
Working with a florist is another key topic. Our blogs offer advice on how to find a professional florist who understands your vision and can work within your budget. We provide guidance on what to expect during your consultation, including how to share inspiration, discuss your venue layout, and plan for various floral needs, such as bouquets, boutonnieres, ceremony décor, and reception centerpieces. From choosing the perfect arrangements to selecting greenery and accents, our blogs will help you feel confident in your floral decisions.
We also cover emerging trends in wedding flowers, such as eco-friendly and sustainable floristry. If you're looking for ways to reduce your environmental impact, our blogs explore options like locally sourced flowers, potted plants, and reusable arrangements.
Finally, we offer practical tips on how to keep your flowers fresh throughout the day and how to repurpose arrangements from the ceremony to the reception, helping you get the most out of your budget while maintaining a cohesive floral aesthetic.
With our Flowers and Florists page, you'll find all the inspiration and guidance needed to choose beautiful, meaningful flowers that elevate your wedding celebration and create unforgettable memories.
Flowers and Florists FAQs
Start by considering your wedding theme, colour palette, and the season in which you're getting married. Certain flowers are more readily available at different times of the year, which can impact both availability and cost. You might also want to choose flowers with personal significance or ones that align with your desired aesthetic, such as elegant roses, rustic wildflowers, or tropical blooms. Consulting with a florist can help you select flowers that suit your style and fit your budget.
It’s recommended to book your florist at least 6 to 9 months before your wedding. This ensures that you have plenty of time to discuss your floral vision, finalise the designs, and coordinate with other elements like venue décor and colour schemes. Booking early is especially important if you’re getting married during peak wedding season, as top florists may book up quickly.
To stay within your budget, consider choosing flowers that are in season, as they’re typically more affordable than out-of-season blooms. You can also opt for more greenery and foliage to fill out arrangements while using fewer flowers. Repurposing flowers from the ceremony to the reception is another cost-effective way to maximize your floral budget. Talk to your florist about creative options like using potted plants or smaller, simpler arrangements for centrepieces.
For your florist consultation, bring any inspiration you have, such as photos, color swatches, or a Pinterest board. Be prepared to discuss your wedding theme, venue details, and floral preferences, as well as your budget and any special requests like allergies or preferred flower varieties. This will help your florist understand your vision and work with you to create a cohesive floral plan for your wedding.