THinking of canceling florist

I would say go with your gut feeling. It is true that every florist is going to have a bad one every now and then.
If you are really uncomfortable with why she was upset-then maybe reconsider, if it is something you think you can deal with then keep your florist.
Its tough without knowing what was wrong

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Posted by kismet8601

I would say go with your gut feeling. It is true that every florist is going to have a bad one every now and then.
If you are really uncomfortable with why she was upset-then maybe reconsider, if it is something you think you can deal with then keep your florist.
Its tough without knowing what was wrong

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First-the bout's were dead by the time of the ceremony. This makes me nervous because the flower I want for the bout is a tulip which is traditionally difficult to begin with. The told me they could do it. The flower this bride had was a simple rose and it died by the time of the ceremony.

Second-the centerpieces were wrong. They told the bride that the candelabras she wanted were broken when they came in so they had to make a last minute substitution. Instead of her gold candelabras, she had black.

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Posted by lablab


First-the bout's were dead by the time of the ceremony. This makes me nervous because the flower I want for the bout is a tulip which is traditionally difficult to begin with. The told me they could do it. The flower this bride had was a simple rose and it died by the time of the ceremony.

Second-the centerpieces were wrong. They told the bride that the candelabras she wanted were broken when they came in so they had to make a last minute substitution. Instead of her gold candelabras, she had black.

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I know which florist you are talking about. Do a search on the Bride's Review Board and see if it was a one time bad experience. Also check the Better Business Bureau. I met with that florist, and decided against them b/c I didn't 'click' with them. I'm very big on personality and getting the right feel with a vendor. There are a number of '06 girls using that florist, and they have thus far had positive experiences (from what they have posted).

I know exactly who you're speaking about, and know exactly the review you speak of.

There are going to be neg's and pos about a vendor, and i did my research and also contemplated changing the florist as well, but decided to speak with the florist personally to find out the 'other' side of the story. I also looked at other bride's reviews who used them, and the Positives did outweight the Negatives dramatically.

I'm waiting to see pictures of that bride's review so that I may make my own judgement.

I would go with your gut feeling. If you're already questioning them now - then it's going to eat away at you day after day.

Do some more research to see how many negative reviews there are. Ofcourse most vendors will have a few but if theres more than just a few, I think that says something about how they handle their business. Everyone here knows the horror story about my florist and my deposit was NOT refundable so I stuck w/ them. I totally regret that decision now.

If you know you're going to be uneasy about it and it's going to give you uneeded stress till your day, then Id suggest cancelling. Otherwise, talk to them about your concerns and hope for the best. Good luck!

i went to that florist as well to check them out, you CAN find cheaper.

i found a florist who is about $700 cheaper than yours. it can be done. if you're unsure and can get your money back, go for it. you need to be sure about your decisions

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Posted by lablab

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Posted by kismet8601

I would say go with your gut feeling. It is true that every florist is going to have a bad one every now and then.
If you are really uncomfortable with why she was upset-then maybe reconsider, if it is something you think you can deal with then keep your florist.
Its tough without knowing what was wrong

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First-the bout's were dead by the time of the ceremony. This makes me nervous because the flower I want for the bout is a tulip which is traditionally difficult to begin with. The told me they could do it. The flower this bride had was a simple rose and it died by the time of the ceremony.

Second-the centerpieces were wrong. They told the bride that the candelabras she wanted were broken when they came in so they had to make a last minute substitution. Instead of her gold candelabras, she had black.

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I would definitely talk with them and tell them your concerns. If you still dont feel right about it then I would start cancelling. The bouts being dead is HUGE since they are going to be in alot of your pictures
HTH-Good Luck with your decision