Frog and Fig Botanicals

I cater from small, intimate weddings that may only require a few floral components to large weddings that need the whole shebang! 

Why use the most natural products in the world, and fill them with chemicals and plastics and then just throw them away? By being sustainable my designs can be reused and fully composted once done. Having spent 7 years working in frog conservtion to help save some of the worlds most endangered amphibians, its important to me that I try to leave as little mark on the environment as possible.

Being based at the bottom of the Dandenong Ranges and the entrance to the Yarra Valley, I love to service this area. However i am willing to travel! Please contact me and we can see what we can do!

This is totally up to you! Many weddings will have bouquets for the Bride/Brides, button holes for the Groom/Grooms and personal wedding flowers for the wedding party- mostly bouquets, button holes or flower crowns.

Then there are Ceremony decorations- perhaps a large installation to get married in front of eg: and arbor/archway or a love nest (semi cricle floor installation). You can also choose to have aisle flowers. I like to suggest, where possible,  you reuse the ceremony flowers for the reception as well- this saves on flowers as well as saves money.

For the Reception you may want table flowers and bar flowers.

And don't forget the smaller arrangements- sign flowers, cake flowers and perhaps personal flowers for your parents/loved ones. 

You could have all of these or none of these! It's your wedding! Reach out for a chat about what suits YOU, YOUR day, and YOUR venue.

There are many ways to save money on flowers- obviously less flower= less money. This could be simply having boquets and button holes, or it could be only use foliage and greenery instead of flowers.

Reusing your ceremony flowers for your reception is a great way to cut costs and not use more flowers tham you need. 

But at the end of the day, some flowers can take potentially years to end up in your hands- sometimes for only a few hours, so they need to be priced accordingly.