Wedding flowers: WHERE TO START?

Wedding flowers are a delightful detail that only the most romantic brides think about well in advance. Other brides consider flowers only once they've set the date. And that's perfectly fine. That's why we're here. 

You said "yes," he breathed a sigh of relief, and now it's time to start planning the most important day of your lives. Is there anything that makes an event or occasion more festive than flowers? You'll agree—there isn't. So, the answer to the question of where to start planning practically suggests itself: wedding flowers.

If your experience with flowers is limited to receiving them as a gift and you can barely tell a tulip from a rose, don't worry. We have experts for whom flowers are both a profession and a passion. They will answer all your questions, resolve any dilemmas about which flowers to choose, determine which decorations best match your personality, introduce you to the latest trends, and ultimately fulfill your wishes, making your wedding truly the most elegant and beautiful event.

What to consider when choosing wedding flowers?

Years of experience working with couples, especially brides—since they are often the ones most involved in planning the wedding—has shown us that certain considerations are crucial when selecting wedding flowers.

First and foremost, what time of year is the wedding? Incorporating seasonal flowers into the decorations is always a good idea. Next, is the wedding outdoors, indoors, or in a climate-controlled venue? Different types of flowers react differently to environmental conditions.

Additionally, it's essential to match the flowers to the wedding's style—is it modern, classic, vintage, exotic, minimalist, or glamorous? What about the decor—gold, silver, glass, or perhaps wood? What does the wedding dress look like? And finally, last but certainly not least, is there any specific flower the bride absolutely does not want included in the floral arrangements?

Wedding flowers - how to choose the perfect one?

Follow the trends, but don't replicate what you've seen on your neighbor's Instagram from her recent wedding. Feel free to draw inspiration, but avoid copying. Not because it's frowned upon, but because you likely won't feel completely satisfied, and our goal is your happiness.

Think about which flowers are your favorite or if there's a specific flower that holds special meaning for you. For example, the first flower your future husband gave you?

Wedding flowers should, in some way, reflect your personality or hold personal significance. This doesn't mean every flower in your wedding decor must have a special meaning. It's enough for just one to carry that sentiment. It doesn't even have to be the centerpiece of the floral arrangement; what matters is that you know it's there.

That said, don't worry. Focus on other aspects—booking the venue, finding a band, drafting the guest list, and tackling the hardest part: figuring out the seating arrangement to suit everyone (your aunt might not want to sit next to your great-aunt...). Leave the most beautiful part of the wedding—your bridal bouquet and floral decorations—to us.