Im still not sure about colors but I would like to book a florist soon, do I need to know what colors I exactly want before I sign the contract? Can I just give them how much I need and a basic idea then change it when I know?
It might depend on the florist but i dont have to give final decisions until a few weeks before the wedding with a $50 deposit. Worked for me. If your goiong for more high end flowers you should check out B urtons...they dont charge by flower type.
maybe y ou need to talk with the florist for negotiation.
Yeah, if u're not sure about the colors or flowers they can def help u with that. Try Christopher from Pedestals, he's such an awesome floral designer and knows how to combine flowers and colors amazingly!
i don't know exactly but i think it might only be a problem if you are asking for a rare or more unusual color (ie i think lavendar roses are more rare and therefore possibly pricier than pink). i couldn't imagine it would be a problem if you wanted something more readily available. otherwise, id say assume you are going for normal and deal with the possibility of them adding premiums on if you know you might add something special later. best of luck!
Yeah, with B*urton's, it doesn't matter since they don't charge by flower type. You can let them know later on.
I think it depends more on the flower. They give you a quote and then that could always change later if you make up your mind on what you want.
When I met with my florist, I gave her a basic idea of what I was looking for and she wrote up a price quote. I have since changed a few things (colors, took out some types of flowers and added others in) but there was no change in price. I would think any florist could prepare a contract and then adjust it as you have a better idea of what you want - they must have that happen all the time.
Posted by chilly313
When I met with my florist, I gave her a basic idea of what I was looking for and she wrote up a price quote. I have since changed a few things (colors, took out some types of flowers and added others in) but there was no change in price. I would think any florist could prepare a contract and then adjust it as you have a better idea of what you want - they must have that happen all the time.
does anyone know what flowers seem to cost more versus others?
I had no idea what I wanted and changed my minf about 5 times. My florist was always great about it and 3 weeks before presented us with samples that were perfection, and she did 3 weeks in case I changed my mind again so she had a week to make a new sample. The deposit was of our choosing and even when I added more expensive flowers to some of my arrangements she didn't charge me too much more (she was so fair). She was one of our top vendors for sure!
Posted by ellablackelly
maybe y ou need to talk with the florist for negotiation.
