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Wedding flowers are expensive and can eat up a significant part of the bride’s budget. To keep the costs down, you may want to choose local, inexpensive flowers for your bouquets and arrangements. Sometimes, though, you just have your heart set on something uncommon, exotic, or expensive. Whether you want plumerias straight from Hawaii or blue roses, you are going to have to deal with the extra expense. One way to keep that expense from eating up your budget is to confine these high end flowers to a single bouquet: yours.
Your own bouquet is going to be the one featured in your wedding photos, and the one that you will truly remember. Your bridesmaid bouquets can be made to match with cheaper flowers, and the table arrangements likewise can be scaled down to better fit your budget. With only one high end bouquet to finance, your flower expense will be much more manageable.
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