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What a full-service florist actually does from proposal to petals

Full-service means exactly what it sounds like, we handle your wedding florals from the first conversation through the very last flower placed. That starts with a consultation to understand your venue and vision, moves into a detailed proposal and design plan, and carries through delivery, installation, and styling on the day itself. You’re never handed a box of flowers to arrange yourself.

Between the consultation and the wedding day, we’re sourcing blooms from growers, confirming quantities against your final guest count, and refining the design based on any changes to your vision. For larger installations, we often work from mockups or sample stems so you can see texture and color in person before the day, rather than guessing from a mood board alone.

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On the wedding day, our team arrives, installs, and styles every piece on site, coordinating directly with your planner and venue so timing and placement come together without you having to manage any of it. After the celebration, we come back for teardown too. That full arc, from proposal to petals to pickup, is what separates a full-service florist from simply ordering arrangements.

Coordination is where full-service earns its name. We confirm load-in windows with your venue, work around the photographer’s timeline so key shots aren’t waiting on flowers, and adjust our install schedule if the ceremony and reception are in different spaces. None of that logistics work falls on you or your planner to manage alone. Read more about who’s behind the design on our about page, or explore the full range of what we design on our Colorado wedding florist page.

faq

What does full-service actually mean?
It means we handle everything from the first conversation to the last flower being placed. That includes design, sourcing, delivery, installation, and teardown, all coordinated directly with your venue and planner.
Do I need to know exactly what I want before reaching out?
No. Most couples start with a feeling or a few reference photos, not a finished plan. We build the design together during your consultation and proposal.
Who shows up on the wedding day?
Our team delivers, installs, and styles everything on site, then returns after the event for teardown. You won't need to arrange for any of that yourself.
Do you work with my planner and venue directly?
Yes. We coordinate timing, access, and placement directly with your planner and venue team so the florals arrive and install without you having to manage the logistics.
What happens to the flowers after the wedding?
Teardown is included in every full-service proposal. We handle breakdown and removal so you can leave the venue without worrying about it.
Is there a difference between full-service and just ordering flowers?
A lot. A full-service florist designs around your specific venue and vision, handles installation, and manages the entire day logistically. Ordering flowers alone leaves the design, setup, and coordination to you.
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