The theme and palette of your wedding will be represented in the way the ceremony and reception spaces are decorated, so it is very important to hire a florist who understands your vision and can work within your budget. Before selecting a florist or event designer for your wedding, get the answers to these questions.
1. How long have they been making wedding arrangements?
2. What style do they specialize in -- modern, traditional, romantic, etc.?
3. Can I see a portfolio of their work?
4. Are they familiar with my ceremony and reception location?
5. How do they charge for their services -- a flat fee or per-item fee?
6. What is the cost of each item: bridal bouquet, bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, centerpieces, etc.?
7. Can the florist also provide an aisle runner, candles, candlesticks/holders, trellises, potted plants, etc.?
8. Can they work within my budget?
9. How far in advance will they make my bouquet and centerpieces?
10. Will the florist make a sample bouquet and centerpiece for me to see?
1. How long have they been making wedding arrangements?
2. What style do they specialize in -- modern, traditional, romantic, etc.?
3. Can I see a portfolio of their work?
4. Are they familiar with my ceremony and reception location?
5. How do they charge for their services -- a flat fee or per-item fee?
6. What is the cost of each item: bridal bouquet, bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, centerpieces, etc.?
7. Can the florist also provide an aisle runner, candles, candlesticks/holders, trellises, potted plants, etc.?
8. Can they work within my budget?
9. How far in advance will they make my bouquet and centerpieces?
10. Will the florist make a sample bouquet and centerpiece for me to see?
