Tips for meeting with your floral designer
1. Be very honest about your budget.
When planning for your wedding you will know how much you want to spend on your flowers and or decor and this should be communicated at the initial consultation. Therefore this eliminates proposal revisions which will increase your final bill.
2. Bring plenty of photos of flowers that you like and dislike.This will guide your floral designer with a vision and eliminate miscommunication.
3. Be open to suggestions.Many brides are very specific about floral details and this prevents the designer from being creative and enthusiastic about designing your wedding.
4. Please chose a floral designer AT LEAST 4-6 weeks before your wedding. Brides are so involved with dresses, venues and catering that they often wait to the last minute to chose a floral designer. Allow some time for your floral designer to work with your vision and offer suggestions.
5. Experiment with color.Inspiration for your wedding colors can come from anywhere. If you like the color of a piece of china or a wallpaper sample then bring it to your floral consultation. Floral designers love working with unique color combinations and your guests will be impressed with your creativity. Ask your floral designer for suggestions or try the colors on our Trends page.
News & Notes
In 2007, Lilies & Lilacs, LLC was happy to provide floral designs for the wedding of Natasha & Christopher. We are pleased to announce that the bridal bouquet was selected as a Knot Pick! You can view this bride's wedding
This vibrant bouquet contained hydrangea, lavender sweet pea, purple lisianthus, lavender roses, purple allium, scabiosa pods, fiddleheads, and
hanging amaranthus
