Flowers

Each of these carries its own questions to decide, what to ask candidates, and when couples usually book — ready to drop into a connected plan.

• Ceremony florals

  Flowers for the ceremony — arch, aisle, and altar pieces. Build the list and the plan flags which pieces can move to the reception.

• Floral installations

  Statement pieces built on site — arches, hanging and ceiling work, flower walls, staircases and mantels.

• Flower preservation

  Turns your fresh flowers into keepsakes after the wedding — pressing, resin, drying, framing.

• Personal flowers

  Bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, and crowns — the flowers your people carry and wear.

• Reception florals

  Flowers and arrangements for your reception. Build the arrangement list and the plan counts centerpieces from your tables.