Newly engaged? Check out these 5 tips to guide you through your wedding flower planning!

By Magnolia Moon Floral By Magnolia Moon Floral | January 23, 2025 | Sponsored Post, Wedding Features,

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Colleen, the florist behind Magnolia Moon Floral in Phoenixville, PA, shared her expert advice for newly engaged couples embarking on their wedding planning journey. With a decade of experience in the floral industry, Colleen brings invaluable insights to help couples create their dream day.

Make it you: Focus on You and Your Partner. This day is about celebrating your unique love story. While input from others can be well-meaning, prioritize what feels right for the two of you. While the internet is a great source of inspiration, it can quickly become overwhelming. Avoid getting caught up in recreating someone else’s wedding and instead, embrace your unique story. Take time to sit with your partner, reflect on what makes your relationship special, and incorporate those personal touches into your day. Think about the month you met—what is the flower associated with that month? Incorporating it into your wedding design can be a beautiful, meaningful way to personalize your day and celebrate the beginning of your journey together.

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Understanding Budget: Flowers can be pricey, not just for you but also for your florist to source. However, creating a wedding that feels beautiful and luxurious doesn’t have to break the bank. On average, couples allocate about 10% of their overall wedding budget to florals. If there’s a specific flower you absolutely want in your design, make sure to check its blooming season. Choosing flowers that are in season ensures they’ll be fresh, readily available, and more affordable. Out-of-season blooms can be more expensive and harder to source, so planning accordingly can help you stay within budget while achieving your dream look.

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Trust your florist: The most beautiful weddings I’ve been a part of are those where the couple trusts their florist’s creative vision. Once the key elements like color and style are decided, allowing the florist the freedom to design without limitations creates stunning results. It’s important to get to know your florist and their design style, especially since unexpected things can happen in the final days before the wedding. While most flowers arrive without issue, sometimes a bloom may be damaged. Knowing you've chosen a florist who understands your vision and has your best interests at heart is reassuring, as you can trust them to adjust and ensure the overall design still reflects your style perfectly.

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Make a statement: If your budget doesn’t allow for everything you want, choose one area to go all out and make a statement. Consider a stunning ceremony backdrop, a floral ceiling installation above the dance floor, or a floral photo vignette for guests to enjoy. By prioritizing one standout element, you can achieve a luxurious look without overspending. Keep other details simple, like using bud vases or candles, and your guests will still be talking about the beautiful floral design for years to come.

Don’t Forget Valentine’s Day: It’s never a good idea to forget to get your partner Valentine’s Day flowers. Check it off your list and pre-order from Magnolia Moon Floral today!

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CONTACT INFORMATION:

Colleen Munoz, Owner

www.magnoliamoonfloral.com

[email protected]

@magnoliamoonfloral

484-678-0612

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