Wedding Design
Floral Emporium, Yarra Valley, specialises in world-class wedding florals drawing from a wide range of Australian natives, traditional flowers, and premium artificial and premium dried and preserved botanicals. Book a free wedding consultation with floral designer Rebecca Davis today in her Healesville store.
Wedding Floral Design – Sitdown Consultation
Floral designer Rebecca Davis of Floral Emporium adores going that extra mile for her customers, offering brides and grooms to be a free wedding planning consultation in her dedicated wedding conversation room.
Guests sit down in a comfortable environment with tea, coffee or sparkling wine to discuss the best in wedding floral design choices. The consultation is highly comprehensive and outlines creative ways in which Rebecca can present truly memorable and visually spectacular wedding florals.
Wedding Design Checklist
Floral Emporium recommends considering options for the following wedding design items:
- Bridal bouquets
- Bridesmaids bouquets
- Boutonnières (buttonhole florals, for men)
- Styling for the ceremony, including arbour florals and aisle florals.
Looking for big wedding floral design with bang-for-buck budgeting? Rebecca recommends a mix of fresh and premium artificial flowers for a wedding, styling in artificial flowers for the ceremony (backdrops, arbour and aisles) and fresh florals for bridal bouquets and members of the bridal party. For more details on just how amazing Floral Emporiums’ premium artificial flowers are, visit the Botanical Wall Art page.
How far in advance should wedding florals be planned?
Depending on the wedding requirement and scale of the event, it’s best to begin planning wedding florals a year out if possible – 12 months minimum for an elaborate and detailed wedding covering the bridal party, ceremony and reception floral design. For smaller weddings, a minimum planning stage of 6 months is required.
Book Your Free Consultation now
Please complete the form below to arrange your free sitdown wedding planning meeting with floral designer Rebecca Davis.