Category: Flowers

Warm up a winter wedding by creating an atmosphere of romance. A ton of candles will create this atmosphere with a far less coast than flowers. Arrange tea lights around your flowers or on your tables. Have pillar candles in various heights in special spots around your wedding. Use floating candles in a bowl with Rose blossoms, is a striking centerpiece. A great and unique way to make an impression is to light the pathway of your guests with candles. Arrange candles in Plexiglas boxes on the porch deck and hang then from the roof with ribbon, lighting a scenic path for guests departing the reception.

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I was browsing through The Knot website and I ran across an article that I wanted to share with you. These are twelve things that need to be in your contract with your florist. The Knot urges to not to sign anything unless these items are covered.

[] Name and contact information for you and the vendor:

[] Date, times, and locations of your ceremony and reception:

[] An itemized list of all the flower arrangements you’re buying — from bouquets to centerpieces — with exact names, amounts, and colors:

[] Flower alternatives (in your price range) should a specific bloom be unavailable on your wedding day; also include unacceptable substitutions, if any:

[] A list of items the florist will supply — centerpiece vases, trellises, other accessories:

[] Arrival times for setup at the ceremony and reception sites:

[] Where and when bouquets and boutonnieres should be delivered, if not to the ceremony site (to your home, for example):

[] Name of the florist who will be on hand during the wedding:

[] Total cost and payment schedule:

[] Sales tax, overtime charges, delivery fees, and setup fees:

[] Deposit amount and due date:

[] Balance amount and due date:

[] Cancellation/refund policy:

[] Florist’s signature:

[] Your signature:

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