During your meeting, you want to "click" with the florist. You want to walk away from the meeting feeling that he or she understands your vision and what you want for your wedding. Ideally, you should feel comfortable bouncing ideas of the florist. The florist should respond with some suggestions on how to make your idea work better or how to make your idea work within your budget. This is a good sign. Sometimes, the initial meeting will just be that - an initial meeting, where you talk about your ideas. The follow-up to the meetings or phone calls may be where you start getting into the brainstorming and budget fitting discussions.
Questions to ask:
Next week, we will provide some suggestions on how to work around your floral budget. A good florist should be able to provide you with flower suggestions within your budget and ideas for getting the most impact out of your budget.
Questions to ask:
- Who will be the floral designer making the arrangements? Make sure you get a chance to meet and speak with that person.
- How many weddings do you do per day/per weekend?
- Are you familiar with the ceremony/reception spaces? Have you worked there before?
- How does delivery and set-up work?
- Do you offer rental items?
- Are there any current wedding styles that you would suggest for my wedding?
- What flowers are in season at the time of my wedding?
- What flowers work with my color scheme?
- Can I change my mind about certain elements along the line? What is the cut off date for new ideas?
- Can I see some examples of your work, particularly other weddings?
- Do you have some references of past clients who I can contact?
Next week, we will provide some suggestions on how to work around your floral budget. A good florist should be able to provide you with flower suggestions within your budget and ideas for getting the most impact out of your budget.
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