A full flower package for weddings typically includes a range of floral arrangements to cover all aspects of the ceremony, reception, and wedding party. Here’s an overview of what it might include:
1. Bridal Bouquet
- Custom bouquet designed to match the bride’s theme and dress style.
- Often includes premium flowers like roses, peonies, lilies, or orchids, as well as greenery accents.
2. Bridesmaids’ Bouquets
- Smaller versions of the bridal bouquet, with similar flowers and color schemes.
- Can be designed to coordinate with each bridesmaid’s attire.
3. Boutonnieres
- For the groom, groomsmen, fathers, and sometimes other family members.
- Typically feature a single flower with some greenery or a small accent flower.
4. Corsages
- For mothers and grandmothers, worn either on the wrist or pinned.
- Designed to complement the overall floral theme.
5. Ceremony Decor
- Altar Arrangements: Large floral arrangements placed near the altar or focal point of the ceremony.
- Aisle Flowers: Arrangements lining the aisle, which can be small bouquets on chairs or larger arrangements on stands.
- Archway/Chuppah Flowers: Floral accents on the arch or structure the couple stands under.
- Pew or Chair Flowers: Small arrangements or greenery tied to the ends of seating rows.
6. Reception Decor
- Centerpieces: Table arrangements, which can be low or high, tailored to suit table shapes and styles.
- Head Table or Sweetheart Table Arrangement: A centerpiece or garland arrangement for the couple's table.
- Cake Flowers: Fresh flowers to decorate the wedding cake.
- Entrance Arrangements: Large floral displays at the reception entrance.
7. Additional Options
- Flower Crowns for the bride, bridesmaids, or flower girls.
- Flower Petals for flower girls or for aisle decoration.
- Floral Wall or Backdrop: Great for photo opportunities.
- Signage Florals: Flowers to decorate welcome signs, seating charts, or other signage.