When you have a plan to get married, you will have other related plan in order that your wedding party goes perfect and everyone you invite (your family, your clients, your friends, and others) will be satisfied.
Bellow are part of many important items you have to plan them perfectly :
- Choose an appropriate time, day, and place.
- Wedding Invitation and Other Stationary
- Wedding Jewelry
- Wedding Music
- Wedding Flowers
- Wedding Photography and Video
- Wedding Themes
- Wedding Vows
Among all the other details you have to plan, choosing your wedding flowers is one of the most important and exciting decisions you are going to design. They carry your own personal theme through, from fragrance & color, arrangements, type of flowers, to mood and style, and of course they will create a precious memories in your photographs.
Wedding flowers are usually the most beautiful flower arrangements. From the bridal bouquet to the church pews there are hundreds of opportunities to decorate your day with pretty, sweet smelling flowers.
Obviously, the more arrangements you have, the higher your costs. And although wedding flowers tend to be expensive, they don’t have to cost the earth.
It’s easy to find beautiful, but inexpensive wedding flowers for your party. There are plenty of options available to keep your costs down whilst still having plenty of wedding flowers around you.
You can see all important items about wedding plans in many websites in internet include the wedding flowers. Take along any pictures of bouquet styles, special flowers or anything else that catches your eye. You can also learn Tips and hints of popular wedding flowers and how to choose an appropriate Wedding Flower. Beside, talking to your professional florist will save you time, and make you feel a lot more confident.
How to choose your wedding flowers
The real asset to you on your big day is your professional florist, and you should feel confident and satisfied when booking with them, that they understand you, and your needs and can help turn your dreams into reality.
- If your wedding has a theme, and how you feel wedding flowers will carry that through. (including shells in the bouquet for a Wedding on the beach is perfect) A popular look for Waitakere Weddings is to include Paua or ferns and palms to bring through the Waitakere bush and beach feeling.
- Have a swatch of your bridesmaids’ fabric for color matching of wedding flowers flowers and ribbons.
- Choose at least one or two types of special wedding flowers that you would like to feature if they are in season. Blooms may be included because they could hold personal memories to the bride and groom. For more information on the meanings of wedding flowers you can click and browse in related links.
- Work within the seasons. Although many popular Wedding flowers like roses, lilies,
Wedding flowers arrangement
- First, wedding flowers must be bright, fun, cheerful, festive flowers. For example, I like "glads," gladiolas, but I see them used at funerals all too often, so they seem out of place at a fun affair like a wedding. The one thing you don't want with wedding flowers is pollen, very little is good and no pollen at all is by far the best.. Daisies, roses and rose petals, lilies, gladiolus , and many other popular wedding flowers can be used in floating flower arrangements. These arrangements can be made in shallow glass bowls, fish bowls, and punch bowls. Add in floating candles, colored stone or sand for that extra touch.
- For spring, summer, and fall themed weddings, Fresh apples, pumpkins, squash, and watermelons can make great natural vases and containers to hold a single flower or a large wedding flower arrangement. These items work well.
- You can fill baskets with wedding flowers and greenery and decorated with balloons, ribbons or a bow. Beside, you can fill the center of the basket with a small flower arrangement, and then fill the rest of the basket with wrapped chocolates and candies or small toys for the children.
- Placing a single rose and wrapped with a ribbon in small vases can be placed at each guest's place setting. Some vases can be engraved and given to guests as wedding favors. Large vases can hold beautiful wedding flower arrangements at the guest book, bridal table, table centerpieces, or on the cake table.
- Don't use goldenrod!, goldenrod flowers are often used as fillers in arrangements and goldenrod is a daisy-ragweed relative and will shed plenty of allergenic pollen.
- Remove the labels from used cans and rough the can up a bit with sandpaper. Then fill the can with wildflowers or daisies. It will be an antique look.
- If you use baby's breath, use only the doubled flowered types, Baby's breath is a popular wedding flowers that grown and sold a single or double flowered, often used as filler between other larger flowers.
- If using roses picked from the garden, choose only those roses with healthy green leaves, and pick roses that are still in the bud to half-open stages. Some free-flowering garden roses, such as the beautiful pale pink 'Cecile Brunner' roses, are always allergy-free and produce no pollen at all. The Banksia roses, which will be either yellow or white, are small, cute, come in dense sprays, and are also pollen free.
- Lilies of all types can often now be purchased that are either simply pollen-free flowers, or else someone (who doesn't have allergies), can carefully remove the brown pollen-bearing anthers on the tip of each of the six stamens in each regular lily.... watch this pollen as it will also easily stain your wedding clothes, especially anything white. Lilies that have had the anthers removed will be completely pollen free. A caution here though: sap from any and all kinds of lilies can cause a very nasty, long-lasting itchy skin rash… certainly nothing any bride would want on her honeymoon! With this in mind, watch out for the sap of all lilies and of Alstromeria too. Also, it would not be a good idea for a bride to even carry a bouquet of lilies, certainly not if she has skin that is in the least bit sensitive. Anyone helping with the wedding would be wise not to stick their hands into the water in which the lilies have been standing, as this water will have the sap in it.
- Camellias will look fabulous floating in small bowls of water on tables. There are many nice fully doubled, formal doubled type camellias the are pollen-free. However they are no easy to buy from florist, you can get them from a gardener friend when the season is right….spring and fall.
- Orchids: Very few orchids cause any pollen allergies and it is now possible to buy small pots of beautiful blooming orchids at quite reasonable prices. Occasionally there is some skin rash associated with orchids, so watch any and all sap from cut flowers. Individual orchids should have their stems in small tubes of water.
- Although certainly not indoor plants, pots of growing pansy, viola, and impatiens also can look terrific and they are all very low allergy potential flowering plants. In
- Lawns: If the wedding is to be held on a lawn, or if the reception afterwards is, I'd suggest that the lawn be mowed two to three days ahead of time, and that a lawn mower with a really good grass catcher be used.
Have a nice wedding flowers and Have a nice honey moon.....!!