An elopement and a 250-guest reception are both real orders here. We design the florals, deliver the loose stems, or split one order between both.
DIY saves the most money. Designed saves the most time. Mixed is what most couples pick.
Designed
You pick a palette and give us the guest count. Everything arrives finished on the day, ready to place.
Best for Couples whose wedding week has no spare hours in it.
MixedMost popular
Bulk stems for the reception tables, designed florals for the bridal party. One delivery, one invoice.
Best for Almost everyone. Personals are fiddly and photographed constantly. Centerpieces are not.
DIY Bulk
Farm-direct stems by the bunch, delivered cold two to three days ahead so they open on the day. Sorted, labelled, notes in the box.
Best for Couples with four willing people and a cool room.
Finished florals, delivered ready to place.
01 / 04
Request
Send the date, location, and pieces you need.
02 / 04
Reserve
Adjust the quote. A deposit reserves your date.
03 / 04
Design
We build during the two days before delivery.
04 / 04
Deliver
Florals arrive finished and ready to place.
Cold stems delivered early, with time to open.
01 / 04
Request
Send stem counts, table counts, or both. We return a bunch list.
02 / 04
Reserve
Confirm 10 to 14 days ahead so we can place the farm order.
03 / 04
Receive
Flowers arrive cold two to three days before the event.
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Arrange
Trim and hydrate overnight, then arrange when ready.
At altitude the sun is bright and contrasty and the landscape behind your photographs is brown, gold or grey rock. Subtle mid-tones disappear. These do not.
Silver dollar eucalyptus is doing more work here than it looks like. Without it, a blush palette drifts sweet.
Aim for at least four distinct textures. Three whites in the same shape reads as a mistake, not a palette.
Use mixed greens rather than silver dollar eucalyptus. The silver-blue leaf fights warm colors.
Include cream or white at roughly 20% of the mix. Without it, dark palettes photograph as a shadow.
Terracotta carnations are the anchor and the lowest-cost way into this palette. Build outward from them.
Lavender shifts grey under warm bulbs. Check a sample under your venue's actual lighting before ordering at volume.
It tells you how big the order is before anyone quotes it. Almost every first guess is about 40% low.
Rough numbers are fine. We confirm exact counts on your quote.
Reception
Estimated at 8 guests per round
Tables getting a tall piece instead of a low one
Tables using a bud vase trio instead of a centerpiece
Wedding party
Ceremony
What to order
627
stems
Your pieces need 436–704. This is the midpoint plus 10% for breakage.
| Piece | Qty | Stems |
|---|---|---|
| Bridal bouquet | 1 | 25–35 |
| Bridesmaid bouquets | 4 | 48–72 |
| Boutonnieres | 6 | 6–12 |
| Corsages | 2 | 4–8 |
| Low centerpieces | 15 | 225–375 |
| Arch or arbor spray | 1 | 60–100 |
| Aisle markers | 6 | 48–72 |
| Welcome / gift table | 1 | 20–30 |
An estimate, not a quote. A person checks it before you pay for anything.
Tell us what you need and when you need it. A florist prices the flowers and design work for your event, then sends an itemized proposal you can adjust before booking.
Start an inquiryTurnaround
Your proposal is usually ready within one business day.
Small orders are welcome, and your proposal only includes the work you ask us to handle.
Date, city and roughly what you want. A person prices it line by line and replies within one business day, and if we think you have over-ordered, we say so.
