Wedding Florist

Often the simplest displays work best with a focused flower colour to match or contrast with the bridal dress and create a theme for your wedding day.

Wedding magazines are current and up to date so can generate ideas and help you choose contemporary of-the-moment designs. Find designs you like that suit your personality as a starting point then expand your ideas with a florist or floral designer.

Create a Portfolio of Wedding Flowers Options

We hope you choose us and we also believe that it is important you visit more than one florist to see how different dream weavers can expand upon your ideas and empathise with your wedding vision.

Wedding Flowers by Month or Season

When you know you're wedding date then you can start to look at the seasonal flowers for Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter and either choose seasonal flowers or ignore the season and create of Flower Theme based upon Exotic and Tropical Flowers. Use a colour guide to help you find the colours you prefer for your wedding flowers.

Wedding Budget for Flowers

Priority should be given to the wedding bouquet as the most important of all bridal flowers. Ideally your chosen bouquet should compliment your wedding dress. It will appear in most of your wedding photographs and will be the most remembered of all the floral creations. Once you have chosen the right bridal bouquet and have a good idea of your costs then it is easier to know your budget and ensure the remaining flowers can be designed within budget.

It is much easier to compromise on the size and cost of garlands and table decorations if you know you will be happy with the bouquet.

A reputable florist should offer un-biased advice on seasonal flowers and to get a combination of arrangements that suit your personality, wedding theme and cost within your budget.

Silk Flowers

Consider using silk flowers for some if not all of the wedding flowers. Some types are more expensive (per bloom) than their fresh equivalents. Often silk flowers are a similar price or even marginally cheaper and benefit from being long-lasting and can be made in advance rather than within 24 hours of your wedding. This gives you the luxury of time to make sure everything is just perfect and allow for any slight alterations. Silk flowers are also a great alternative for hay-fever and allergy sufferers.

Classic Wedding Bouquets

There are four recognised classical bouquet styles:

Hand-tied Posy for a Contemporary Wedding Style

Loosely-tied short-stemmed flowers, often roses or calla lilies, simply tied with a ribbon. This is a popular choice for brides wanting a contemporary style for their wedding.

Free-style Wedding Bouquet

Loosely-tied long-stemmed flowers creating a more informal look. They can help create a sense of intimacy.

Teardrop Bouquet

Considered by most as The Classic Wedding Bouquet and is most often used for church weddings. It is worth experimenting with this style as it sometimes proves unflattering.

Formal Posy for Bride and Bridesmaids

Creating a rounded ball of tightly packed flowers, such as roses. Often selected by brides choosing a full style wedding dress and wanting the bridesmaids to carry a smaller and simpler bouquet of similar style.