Florist

Flowers can bring elegance, colour, and beauty but most importantly, they give you and your bridesmaids something to hold during the photographs! There are a few things to consider when picking your flowers:

1. Season- the season you are get married could affect what flowers you choose as some flowers might not be in bloom during certain times of the year. However if you choose to have artificial flowers this won't be a problem. For a stunning alternative to real flowers take a look at Daisy Blue Buttons.


2. Colour - the colour theme of your wedding might be difficult to match with a flower for example, my colour theme was green, and obviously there aren't any green flowers!


3. Style - you should consider the style of your wedding when choosing your flowers for example loose tied, wild flowers would be appropriate for an outdoor or vintage style wedding but may not suit a bling bling style wedding.


4. Expense - flowers, especially fresh ones can be a costly addition to your wedding, especially if you choose to have them for centrepieces, a minimum of £15 per table. I had calla lilies for my bridal and bridesmaid bouquets and button holes but for the centre pieces I used artificial long stem lilies and created my own. No one even knew!