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Preparing for your Floral Consultation

4/10/2019

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You've got the ring, you've set a date and you've picked a venue...now it's time to book your vendors!

Florists, DJ's, Photographers, Caterers and so much more- There are a lot of decisions to be made and a lot of meetings to be had.
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With each vendor, your research and prep will look very different. Here are a few tips to get you ready to meet your florist and to have your floral consultation...
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  • Theme and color scheme- Florists are very visual creatures and we love to not only design with our hands but with our minds as well. The better picture you can paint for us for your Wedding day the better we can envision and plan for it.
  • Pictures- Bring Pictures of Bouquets and Arrangements that you Love! Whether it be from a magazine or from Pinterest. Try to narrow down the style of floral arranging that you like before showing up so your florist will know what you're really looking for. 
  • Know your Numbers- Although your final numbers for guests and tables might not be confirmed yet you should have a rough idea of how much of each piece you will need.
  • Flowers- All flowers are created differently and have different attributes and lifespans. If you have specific flowers that you really want to include on your wedding day make sure to check with your florist for availability, color selection and durability.
  • Budget- As florists we don't need an exact number to get started with your quote but we at least need an idea of where you stand. An average bridal bouquet alone can run anywhere from $85-$300+ so its important that you know what the max is that you're willing to spend.
  • Pickup or Delivery- Will you need your flowers delivered on the day-of or do you have a friend or family member who can pick up for you? Also, will you have a day-of co-ordinator or will you need help setting up your arrangements?
Lastly, ensure to meet with and choose your florist at least 6 months before your wedding day. Many Florists don't want to over extend themselves and will only take on a certain number of weddings per weekend, so make sure to pay your deposit, sign your contract and save your spot!

Happy Planning!! XOXO
Thistle & Birch

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    Kayla has been a Floral Designer since she was 19. Now residing in Barrie, Ontario her business focuses on Weddings, Parties and Corporate Events.

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