Wedding flowers cover the people and the places you want marked: a bouquet to hold, flowers for a ceremony, and flowers for the tables if you want them. The studio is not a full wedding planner and does not take over a venue's schedule.
An inquiry is a conversation, not a booked date. Nothing is held because a form was sent. A date is considered only in a proposal you approve.
Couples often start with a color and a feeling — quiet, garden-like, spare, or full. Those words are enough to begin. A mood board helps. A demand for a stem that is out of season needs an honest answer, not a promise.
In detail
What the proposal can include
Personal flowers, such as a bridal bouquet and smaller bouquets or boutonnieres, are discussed one by one so the count is real. Ceremony flowers, if you want them, depend on the site: a place of worship, a private room, or outdoors. Some sites restrict mechanics, candles, and how flowers may be attached.
Reception flowers, including low centerpieces, are a separate scope from the ceremony. Say which tables matter. A long table and a room of rounds are different jobs.
Arches and other large structures are not assumed. If you want one, describe it and the time available to place it. If the studio cannot build or install it, the proposal will say so instead of implying that every wedding shape is available.
Season, budget, and the day itself
Fall wedding flowers, spring wedding flowers, and winter wedding flowers are all requests about season, not separate products. The season decides which blooms are reasonable. White flowers are possible in many weeks and still depend on what is fresh.
Tell the studio the range you are willing to consider. No price is printed here because a wedding's flower cost follows the count, the stems, and the labor. A lower number is not a selling point.
On the day, someone from your party needs to receive personal flowers if the studio is not staying. The proposal names the handoff. The studio does not promise to direct a ceremony.
Before you write
Practical questions
Does sending this form book my wedding date?
No. An inquiry is not an accepted order and does not reserve a date.
Can you match a specific rose?
A variety can be requested. The proposal confirms whether it is available and what would replace it.
Do you decorate the entire venue?
Only the floral scope in the proposal. Other décor, rentals, and planning stay with you or with the vendors you hire.
How is a wedding different from event flowers?
A wedding centers on the couple and the ceremony. Event floral design covers dinners, corporate gatherings, and other occasions. The paths are related and the questions are not identical.
