Part 2 of Tuesdays wedding flowers tips is here today. Remember if you find these useful then pretty please leave your feedback below. Again, these very helpful tips are courtesy of the talented guys at Philosophy Flowers.
Check out what flowers will be in bloom at your venue on your wedding day. Use the same in your bouquet for max effect.
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Your florist should label who each buttonhole & bouquet is for to avoid confusion.
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Understand what you are paying for and also liable for. Glassware can often be expensive if broken.
Try small unique multiple displays for your top table instead of a usual arrangement.
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Look to book your florist at least 6 months in advance. Popular summer dates quickly get taken.
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Most vases, ornaments and display items can be sprayed to perfectly match your flowers and theme.
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Scale and proportion is key for ensuring your bouquet is perfect for you.
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A delicate wrist corsage can make a lovely addition or alternative to a bridesmaids bouquet.
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How about a modern version of your mothers wedding bouquet for a great idea and a little tribute.
Your florist should supply spare pins and magnets for buttonholes and other items.
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Try a sign decorated with flowers to guide guests to your venue.
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If having DIY flowers, factor in 2-3 days of work and preparation depending on flowers and quantity.
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It takes 2 people to get married. Make sure both of you have a say in the flowers and designs.
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Consider ferns, heathers, foliage & berries as an alternative to traditional buttonholes.
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Ask your bridesmaids what their favourite flower is. If possible you can personalise each bouquet. Whilst keeping to your theme and matching your bouquet of course!
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Winter weddings are becoming ever more popular as couples try to shave a few £££’s of the cost.
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When choosing flowers for your bouquet ask your florist how heavy it will be. You have to carry it!
Why not use extra flowers or seeds that relate to your wedding as favours & gifts?
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Displays from church could be taken to your reception venue to get maximum effect.
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Why not use your floral table centres as the markers for your seating plan?
For more inspirational picture and ideas please visit Philosophy Flowers blog http://philosophyflowers.co.uk/blog/ or Facebook page. You can also follow them on Twitter @philosophyf.
Have a good weekend folks and I'll be back next week with lots of loveliness especially for Valentines Day!
Love Lancashire Bride x
Some great tips from the ladies at Philosophy - delighted they have joined our showcase xx
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