Wedding Flower Checklist
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Struggling to know what flowers you require for your wedding?
Then our comprehensive checklist is here to help!
There's a lot of traditional and sometimes stereotypical pressures when it comes wedding flowers. Whilst we would love to upsell you everything on our floral menu, we know that it’s more important that we meet your needs as a couple or thrupple for your big day.
We want you feel comfortable knowing that if you want to throw some of the old traditions out of the window, we're here to help you celebrate your love story.
Personal Flowers
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Bouquets
Bouquets are suitable for everyone and are often used in the following wedding roles: the person(s) getting married, the best person(s), the person(s) of honour, attendants or flower person(s).
Bouquets come in all shapes and sizes, depending upon the positions for the celebration we can design statement bouquets to along with a selection of smaller bouquets for varying roles.
Buttonholes, Corsages & Wristlets
Buttonholes, Corsages & Wristlets are traditionally gendered but that doesn’t mean you have to make it like that for your wedding.
They are usually given to people who have a role within your celebration such as the person(s) getting married, the best person(s), the person(s) of honour, usher(s), father(s), mother(s), grandparent(s), uncle(s), auntie(s), ring barer(s) or flower person(s).
Flowers can also be given to: celebrants, officiants and MoC’s (master / mistress of ceremonies), these are not essential but are a lovely touch if you have known the person for a long time.
Hair Flowers
Hair flowers make a statement and can really bring a floral theme to life for your wedding. They can be worn by the person getting married, for someone who doesn’t want a buttonhole or corsage or for flower person.
From simple flower crowns to show stopping headpieces it’s something to consider for the amazing photos you’ll have to remember your special day.
Creative Florals
Creative florals are for those who want to add a little uniqueness to their day. From flower wands, swords to collars for your furry friends.
We want you to get creative and add flowers in various ways to make your celebrations unique.
Body Florals
Body florals are for anyone who want to make statement. From beautiful jewellery pieces, shoulder frames, belts to floral dresses we design bespoke structures around your needs, wants and desires.
Tip - Personal wedding flowers often come with traditional gendered bias. If you're unsure what florals to get when it comes to a person who is given role in your celebration, just ask them what flowers (if any), they would like.
Ceremony Flowers
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Welcome signage
Adding florals to your welcome signage is a great first impression for your guest. It sets the tone of your wedding from the outset and once the ceremony is over it can be moved to the reception area.
Alter flowers
Whilst you’re walking down the aisle or when your waiting for your significant other, alter flowers can put you at ease and give your guests something to focus on in anticipation of the main event.
Ceremony installation
Archways and floral backdrops are a great way to make your ceremony more memorable. Ceremony flower installations can be created in a number of shapes and styles to suit your wedding themes preferences.
Aisle
Aisle floral decor is again often forgot. Fresh rose petals are a simplest and most cost effective way to add some magic to your walkway. Other options include; lanterns, candelabras, flower stands in a variety of styles.
Confetti
Fresh or dried flower petals are perfect for confetti, you can opt for single or multiple colours. We can provide customised confetti cones or individual packets your guests.
Memory Flowers
If there’s anyone special who can’t attend your big day, memory flowers are the perfect way to honour their memory. You can have a designated photo table with flowers or can place a bouquet of flowers or buttonhole, where they would sit.
Entrance flowers
As you and your guest enter the room where your ceremony will be, entrance flowers make the perfect welcome. It’s the small details that can make the biggest impact and this is certainly one of them. Once the ceremony is over, these florals can be repurposed in your reception or bar area.
Reception Flowers
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Entrance flowers
As you guests enter your reception area, being welcomed by stunning floral arrangements can really make the difference and elevate the feelings of love in the room. From stunningly simple florals to elaborate arrangements you only get once chance to make it right.
Cake flowers
Flowers on a cake look amazing, whether you option for sugar craft or love the idea of fresh flowers, there’s no better addition (minus the flavours of course). From singular flowers to floral waterfalls flowers on a cake can make a huge impact.
Escort, gift & cake table
If you’re opting for a strong floral theme with lots of décor to immerse your guests then don’t forget about these elements. All of guests will visit them at some point so you might as well make it pretty.
Top table flowers
Your top table flowers will frame you and significant other(s). This is a chance to really show who you are and tell your story as you celebrate with your guests.
Centrepieces
Floral centrepieces again are another way to express your creative flair and tell your love story. They provide the backdrop for your day and are often used as talking points by your guests.
Bar area
The bar area is let’s face it where most people will visit and hang around for a conversation. So why do people think that’s its ok not to decorate it? A single floral arrangement is all it needs at the least so don’t be caught out by this aspect when it comes to planning your florals.
Venue florals
Using your venues natural assets to create beautifully bespoke floral arrangements and decor is another perfect way to set the scene and get that WOW factor wedding to remember. From fireplaces to staircases, let us create the perfect backdrop for your wedding photos.
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