Flower Power
Flowers make a very powerful statement starting from the bridal bouquet, down the aisle and on to the centerpieces, they tell the story from beginning, middle and end of your wedding day. That’s why flowers can be a very big part of a wedding couple’s budget. Below is the average cost of wedding flowers.
Most wedding coordinators and bridal planning guides suggest that couples set aside between eight and ten percent of their total wedding budget to cover floral expenses. Depending on a couple’s budget, this may mean wedding flowers cost between $400 to $5,000 and up, but the costs for specific types of flowers can vary widely based on several different factors.
Costs for Specific Wedding Flowers
General figures for wedding flower expenses, on average, include:
Bride’s bouquet: $50-200
Bridesmaids’ bouquets (each): $20-50
Corsages and boutonnieres (each): $8-30
Head wreaths and floral hair pins (each): $15-40
Toss bouquet for the reception: $20-50
Church altar flowers (each arrangement): $50-75 or higher
Pew flowers (each): $10-40
Reception centerpieces (each arrangement): $40-150
Flower girl bouquet or petals: $20-35
Floral cake topper: $30-100
(courtesy of lovetoknow.com)
Here are a few tips on how to choose the perfect flower vendor and flowers for your big day.
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Word of mouth is always best and of course any recommendations from your wedding planner they usually work very close with premier florists
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Make sure they are willing to work with you and your budget
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Make sure they listen to your ideas and they don’t tell you no!
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They should be flexible and show you flower options that fit in your budget
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Ask how many weddings they do in a weekend
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You should meet the actual designer not just the salesperson
Remember, choosing the right flowers for your wedding day is very important but it also should be
fun and enjoyable. You should leave your meeting looking forward to seeing your flowers on that
special day.
Eventfully,
LaDawn
















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