WA Florists

WA Florists

Near everything has been covered and to push the point, they take up a lot of resources including, product, labour and time. You don't always need a scissor lift. Scaffolding is better to work from and can often be wheeled around. The venue may have a rig (or two) available so ask them before speaking to the Florist. With the design you end up choosing the florist will advise if it's a full insitu build or any prefabricated panels can be made. Finally, always consider liability. Not so much about the fixture itself but any damage to floors or ceilings during installation. We avoid using scissor lifts. They are super heavy and prone to causing damage to anything but concrete floors. As for their use on or crossing lawns just don't.

WA Florists

The answer is relative to what flowers and flower arrangements you require and the wedding date. Our preference is that:

• If you need a simple Bridal Bouquet using stocked flowers a weeks notice is preferred but not always essential.
• If you require just the Bouquets and Boutonnieres for the Wedding Party that has very specific requirements than it could be as much as a month to 6 weeks.
• If you want us to provide bespoke Wedding Flowers Arrangements for the Bridal Party, Ceremony and Reception and want full install, we may require up to 90 Days notice.
• If you plan to get married around key Florist dates, Valentines Day & Mother's Day or when supply is usually limited such as Christmas - New Year, you need to understand Florist options will be limited and flower availability isn't as certain as the rest of the year.

WA Florists

When looking to save on cost for Winter Weddings we see a lot of Native and Protea mix as well as simple Rose bouquets and arrangements supported by Olive Leaves in early Winter and even later when available. Obviously Roses are always available and as Valentine's and Mother's Days are past, the price of these are at the lowest during this time of the year. 

Hope that helps.