1. What a wedding florist really does
Beyond the bridal bouquet, the florist designs a coherent whole: boutonnieres, table centerpieces, ceremony decor, arch, table runner, sometimes floral lighting. Some also handle installation on the day and removal at the end of the evening. Clarify from the start what is included.
2. Framing your floral budget
The flower budget for a wedding averages between €1,000 and €5,000 depending on the scale of the decoration. As a benchmark: €150 to €400 for the bridal bouquet, €50 to €150 per table centerpiece, and €500 to €2,000 for a floral arch. Always tie this category back to your overall budget.
3. Betting on seasonal flowers
Choosing seasonal flowers means more freshness, less transport and a better price. A good florist will steer you toward what is available and beautiful on your date, rather than imposing an overpriced out-of-season variety. For a multicultural wedding, they will know how to incorporate your symbolic flowers (jasmine and marigold for an Indian wedding, for example).
4. The questions to ask
- Do you work on several weddings the same weekend, and who installs on the day?
- Can the flowers be reused between the ceremony and the reception?
- Do you offer rental of containers and decorative furniture?
- What happens if a planned flower isn't available at the last minute?
5. Finding your florist
Compare floral styles, portfolios and availability among the verified wedding florists on NUPLY, then launch your matching to receive proposals for your date.
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