What flowers should I choose? First do you have favorites? Are there any you are absolutely must have? If so, check to make sure you can get them for the date of your wedding.
If they are out of season in the northern and southern hemispheres and not greenhouse grown, you can not get them.
Quickly change the date of your wedding to a time when you can easily get them.
Those flowers will be cheaper then too.
With some holidays it may even be cheaper to get what you want.
Try not to reschedule your wedding just before or up to Valentine's Day.
The cost of flowers, especially red roses, is exorbitant then.
The week following Valentine's Day, you might find so real bargains with florists.
Another example is with something like holly in the winter months; holly is abundant, so for a beautiful background for your flowers, this can be a real cost saver.
Feel free to match your flowers with the season or holiday that your wedding date is near.
BUT do not feel locked in to just those colors.
Have the flowers that you want and the type of flowers as well.
This is your wedding and be happy with the colors and flowers you want.
When picking your florist, pick a florist that wants to design your bouquet and arrangements the way you want them.
Do not settle for less.
Move on to another florist who will do things your way.
Even go to another florist that can come up with new ideas that you like.
You want to be happy about who you pick for a florist, your bouquet, and your arrangements.