Nine points your florist will consider when quoting for your wedding flowers

It's the time of year when newly engaged couples are beginning to look for suppliers for their weddings. Here are nine points a good florist will consider before creating a plan (including cost!) for your wedding flowers. I hope this will be useful to engaged couples and florists alike.
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[@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor]

Very useful, thank you!🤗💛🤗

[@theflowerfarmer]

You’re welcome 😊 x

[@susanwondergem4014]

Thank you so much for this much needed information. All of your tutorials are amazing, but this is super helpful as my friend and I plan for her May wedding. Thanks also for not abandoning the UTubers like me who might not be able to join your Club right now. You are greatly appreciated!

[@theflowerfarmer]

My pleasure - I plan to put most of the clips up for the general subscribers as normal just the clubbers get a little bit more detail that they might enjoy x

[@SerenitySalonKaleen]

From a florist and grower’s perspective thank you for sharing this knowledge and educating the public 💕🌸

[@theflowerfarmer]

Thanks for watching! x

[@shelleysstoriesandpoems621]

Thank you Georgie, really helpful for future planning 🙏💐

[@theflowerfarmer]

You're so welcome! x

[@catherineengle4196]

What wonderful information. God bless and thank you for your wonderful teaching skills. Back to the cancer doctor tomorrow.

[@theflowerfarmer]

good luck with the doc x

[@nikkiholton6318]

I sure wish I could take your classes

[@theflowerfarmer]

you can take our online classes if you like - we have students from all around the world and if the timings are difficult for you we send out recordings of the sessions to all our students afterwards so you can watch again or catch up x

[@AndreaAubertin]

Why does it matter what time of day the wedding is? Is it less if it's earlier in the day?

[@theflowerfarmer]

The timings make such a difference - an early wedding might have the floristry team leaving to set up at 5am depending on distances and the size of the installations. xxx