Wedding Flowers

Flowers and decor will take up approximately 10 percent of your wedding budget, and between personal flowers (bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages), ceremony decor and reception centerpieces things can quickly add up.

The Myth of Wedding DIY is that it's going to save you time, it's going to save you money, and it's as easy as it looks. Build it yourself and it will come out just as great or run just as well as if a professional has done it.

You can have a wedding with the sophisticated chic style of the Hamptons without putting yourself into debt. I've got five chic "over-the-top but understated" ideas that will bring the style of the Hamptons easily to your wedding.

As I sit at home listening to Phantogram, on my laptop on a Friday night, I sit here thinking about flowers and my next event. Who really cares about flowers?

Kristin was so amazing that I wanted to give her everything for free! Please, please take the flowers! Take the vases! When we met, she was so great that I lowered my prices dramatically to work within her budget just because I wanted really badly to do her flowers.

A lot of trends continued from 2010 into 2011; rustic landscapes, lots of pale, soft colors, a love of succulents, and creativity in design. 2012 promises to bring last year's trends into a new light.

I had been called in on an emergency, as a floral paramedic urged to save the day an hour before the ceremony was to begin.

When choosing a florist, find someone whose work you love, and trust them. Here, some questions you may not have thought of, but are good to ask.

Flowers can take a serious stab into your wedding day budget. Rather than sacrifice a romantic look, try one of these gorgeous ways to glam up your big day.

When it comes to wedding flowers, every couple has a different approach. Some brides and grooms spend the entire night before their Big Day adjusting ...