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Showing posts with label wreath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wreath. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Planning Tips :: Wedding Budget Breakdown :: Flowers + Decor

Flowers and décor show your personality and help set the ambiance for your event, but they can be a significant portion of your budget. Here is the breakdown of what you need, some additional options, and cost saving tips to help ease the cost of your wedding flowers!

Suggested percentage of the budget for your flowers and décor is 15%. If you're wedding budget is $20,000, your floral and décor budget would be $3,000. Keep in mind that if you're not accessing other areas of the budget (for example, if you're not using hired transportation for the event...add that percentage of the budget to your floral and décor percentage so you can have a higher budget for flowers.



Photo by EM Event Photography :: Bouquet by Michéll Events



Bouquet by Michéll Events


Personal Flowers
Bridal Bouquet
Tossing Bouquet
Maid of Honor Bouquet
Bridesmaids Bouquets (x number of bridesmaids)
Junior Bridesmaids Bouquets (x number of Jr. bridesmaids)
Flower Girl Accessories (Crown, Basket, Petals, etc...)
Corsages for Women (x number of corsages needed)
Boutonnieres for Men (x number of boutonnieres needed)


Photo by Rosen-Jones Photography :: Wreath by Michéll Events


Cake Flowers by Michéll Events


Additional Flowers (Optional)
Aisle Décor
Archway/Alter Arrangements
Table Centerpieces
Cocktail Tables
Escort Card Table
Buffet Tables
Bar Arrangements
Foyers/Entrances
Restrooms
Stage Décor
Sweetheart Table
Cake/Cake Table



Centerpiece & Linens by Michéll Events



Photo by LMAC Photography :: Centerpiece by Michéll Events


:: TIPS ::

1. To cut down on centerpiece costs, use a mix of small and large arrangements. Not only does it save on the overall cost, but it adds dimension and variety to the décor of the reception which is always a good thing!

2. See if it's an option to re-use your ceremony flowers at the reception. If you're not required to leave them or donate them at the ceremony location, you can have your florist, wedding planner, friend or family member move them to the reception location before the guests arrive.

3. Check to see if there are any delivery fees for your florist or décor. These charges will be in addition to the flower cost and should be taken into consideration for your budget.

4. Make sure you're using seasonal available flowers in your arrangements to be most cost effective. If you have a certain look or style you like but it's over your budget, check into having arrangements made from more cost-effective seasonally available options of the same color or shade.



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Monday, August 28, 2017

Happy Anniversary :: Sarah & Steve

Sarah & Steve
August 28

Sarah + Steve were so adorably sweet! They had a church ceremony followed by a rustic barn style reception that we provided planning and event/floral design for. Baby's breath adorned the church and reception, and bridesmaids dresses and accents were in blue. Sarah chose circus roses and babys breath for her bouquet and it turned out absolutely gorgeous! In between ceremony and reception, there was a bar, a tent and games on the lawn for the guests to enjoy during cocktail hour. They capped off the evening with a great surprise... fresh donuts! Loved it! Happy Anniversary Sarah + Steve, wishing you many more years filled with happiness and love!



Photo by Rosen-Jones Photography


Photo by Rosen-Jones Photography



  


  

Photo by Rosen-Jones Photography
















Photo by Rosen-Jones Photography








Thursday, April 13, 2017

DIY :: Wreath Escort Cards

Love this DIY project I saw on Project Wedding! Adding such detail to the small things really goes a long way...and these wreath escort cards would be beautiful adorning the table on the way into the reception! They would also be great for smaller events such as the rehearsal dinner, other dinner parties and banquets...

 
 

Supplies:
  • Wire berry garland (one 4 ft garland makes 5-6 wreaths)
  • Natural floral wire
  • Shipping tags
  • Wire cutters
  • White glue
  • Paintbrush
  • Clear glitter
 
 

Instructions:
1. Cut an 18" length of floral wire using wire cutters and form it into a circle about 2.5" in diameter as shown.
2. Snip sprigs from a wired berry garland and wrap them around the floral wire frame.
3. Continue until the wreath has berries all the way around.

 
 

4. Brush on white glue with a paintbrush and sprinkle with clear glitter. Let dry.

 
 
5. Tie on a tag with guest's name and table number.
 

 
Your escort wreaths will be a memorable memento from your wedding!

See the full post at Project Wedding