To ensure the availability of your date, we recommend booking your vendors between 9-12 months prior to your wedding date. While it’s not ideal, 6 months prior to your date is also acceptable.

The basics: wedding date, venue, aesthetic. Upon inquiring and paying for your consultation we will send you an informational email to help prepare you for our meeting. During your consultation we will go over all your florals needs as well as your overall decor and design. If you are just starting out and have no specific idea yet - that’s totally fine! We will help combine all your ideas to curate a custom mood board envisioning the perfect florals for your big day!

We advise to initially stay off Pinterest. Head to Instagram first - follow some wedding blogs, wedding photographers, etc. These accounts share amazing content that is always fresh and new and not always found on Pinterest. Head to these creators’ websites and browse their portfolios. Some of our favorite wedding blogs are @weddingchicks, @stylemepretty, @greenweddingshoes - these accounts often have real wedding galleries on their websites organized by season, colors, and styles.

Pinterest can be an amazing tool after you have a specific idea of your style. The more detailed your search, the better the results you will receive. Try searching “modern white wedding centerpieces in a gold vase” rather than “wedding centerpieces”. Pinterest is notorious for putting their most pinned photos at the top, meaning everyone sees the same ideas and images.

Not at all! We have flowers on the brain (almost 24/7) and know what flowers will work best for your vision. Coming into your consultation with little to no knowledge of flowers actually works out for the best. If you have your heart set on a specific flower, you can become disappointed if that flower is then not available for your wedding. Availability can be limited due to season, weather, shortages, etc. When it comes to your wedding florals, go in with an open mind and trust your florist - this is their profession!

With every consultation, we take great pride and time to meet with you, listen to your ideas, and answer any questions you may have. We then take that information and create a custom, detailed mood board that reflects everything you told us. This mood board is an invaluable tool during the wedding planning process!

Our consultation fee is non refundable, however if you sign the contract and pay the retainer within 10 days of receiving them, that fee will be credited to your floral total.

Our A La Carte service is perfect for brides on a budget who still want fresh florals for their bouquets! Check out the details under our “Services” tab!

For our Full Service brides, we offer many non floral items! We have a wide variety of vases for centerpieces and candle holders. If requested we can also provide candles!

For our Full Service weddings, we will be there for every step of the wedding planning process, most importantly for day of set-up! We will coordinate with you or your venue and/or coordinator to schedule day of set-up and tear down. We will take care of everything so you can relax and enjoy your wedding day!

After receiving your floral proposal, you will be required to sign the contract and pay a retainer of 25% of your total. From there we require the remaining amount to be paid in full no later than 30 days prior to your wedding day.

While we don’t offer a specific payment plan or schedule, making payments is totally acceptable and payments can be made in any increments you prefer.

While we work hard to create the perfect mood board to reflect your special day, sometimes things change or we don’t get it right. In this case, we offer 3 complimentary small changes to your mood board. Any changes after that or complete design makeover will require an additional fee.

No. Each bride receives a proposal that is curated for them based on their floral wants and needs. We do require a minimum for our Full Service brides, however this total can be used towards the florals of your choosing. You don’t want boutonnieres? No, problem! Let’s put that money elsewhere!