Flowers represent the lushness of life and the blossoming of new dreams. Their role in your wedding is to help create a beautiful, uplifting mood. Back to Index
Floral arrangements should be a reflection of you. Carefully consider, which flowers and bouquet arrangement will best accent your gown and style. Choose a bouquet relevant to your size. When choosing your flowers be sure to have these questions answered:
- What is the style of your ceremony and reception?
- What is the color scheme you've decided upon?
- What time of year and day is the wedding?
- How much have you budgeted for flowers?
Once you have answered these questions, decide the extent of your floral needs. Your list might include some or all of the following:
- Bridal bouquet and a second one for tossing
- Floral headpiece for the bride and/or bridal party
- Attendants' bouquets
- Petals or bouquet for the flower girl
- Corsages for mothers of the bride and groom
- Boutonnieres for the groom, best man, ushers and fathers of the bride and groom
- Floral arrangements for the ceremony site and reception site
- Corsage for the bride's going-away dress
Other decorative materials you may be interested in include:
- Aisle ribbons or decorations
- Ring bearer's pillow
- Kneeling bench
- Aisle carpet
- Candelabra
Allow Sarah's Florist to be your guide to the wide variety of choices for flowers and colors available, the seasonality of flower choices and creativity in how they are arranged. Back to Index