Boutonnieres, flower girls, and cake toppers. 4. Choose Your Path: Pro vs. DIY
Maximize your investment by moving flowers from the ceremony to the reception. Those bridesmaid bouquets? Put them in vases on the head table. The "altar" arrangements can easily flank the DJ booth or the dessert bar later in the night. 6. Trust the Professional how to buy flowers for a wedding
Buying out-of-season flowers (like Lily of the Valley in October) is expensive because they have to be flown in from across the globe. Peonies, Sweet Peas, Tulips. Summer: Hydrangeas, Sunflowers, Zinnias. Fall: Dahlias, Marigolds, Amaranthus. Winter: Hellebores, Amaryllis, Anemones. Tip: Roses and Orchids are generally available year-round. 3. Build a "Priority List" Boutonnieres, flower girls, and cake toppers