Weddings are one of the most detailed event moments for florists and stylists. Each wedding has its own theme, color, and format. This page serves as a navigation hub to the collections most commonly used for wedding assignments.
Which collections do you use for weddings?
Four main categories cover most wedding requests:
For bridal bouquets and corsages:
- Silk flowers - for durable bridal bouquets
- Dried flowers and grasses - for natural, rustic bouquets
- Floristry articles - binding materials and accessories
- Satin ribbon and Ribbon - for finishing touches
For table decoration:
- Candlesticks - dinner candles and candle holders in various heights
- Candle holders - Venice series for tapered candles
- LED candles - flameless alternatives
- Glass vases and bottles - table centerpieces
For venue styling and decoration:
- Outdoor lighting - for string lights and garden lamps
- Mood lighting - for creating ambiance indoors
- Natural materials - for natural-themed decoration
- Outdoor candles - for outdoor ceremonies
For gifts and favors:
- Ready-made gift sets - for guest favors
- Gift tags - for ready-made cards
When does demand peak?
May to September is wedding season. The biggest peak is in June-July. Purchasing by florists and stylists usually happens 2-4 weeks before the wedding. For larger event orders, 6-8 weeks in advance is recommended.
How to advise your clients for wedding work?
Always ask about the theme and color combinations. Our collections are designed so that you can choose multiple colors and sizes within one series, ensuring consistency in wedding decorations. For large orders (such as large wedding halls), early purchasing is essential as some specific colors may have limited stock.