Twelve questions to ask
- Have you designed at our venue, or one like it?
- Is there a minimum spend for our date?
- Is the quote line-item, and does it include delivery, setup and strike?
- Who is on site on the day, and when do you arrive?
- Can ceremony pieces move to the reception?
- What happens if a flower is unavailable that week?
- Do you offer faux or rental options for outdoor heat?
- How are hanging pieces rigged and approved by the venue?
- Will we see a mood board or render before we sign?
- What is the deposit and the payment schedule?
- How late can we change the guest count?
- Do you design in-house or subcontract?
Packages vs full service
Wedding florist packages bundle common items at a set scope; full-service design starts from your venue and builds a custom proposal. Packages suit smaller, simpler weddings; full service suits installations and multi-space events.
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Frequently asked
How far in advance should I book a wedding florist?+
For peak-season dates, many couples book six to twelve months ahead; installation-heavy weddings need the longer end.
What do wedding florist packages include?+
Typically personal flowers, ceremony florals and centerpieces at a set scope, sometimes with delivery and setup. Always confirm strike and travel.