Your wedding flowers Set the quantity and size for every arrangement you'll need.
Personal flowers Hand-tied bouquet carried by the bride. The most recipe-dependent piece in the entire wedding.
Typically smaller and lighter on focal flowers than the bridal piece.
A petite bouquet, mini pomander, or flower crown.
Single-bloom or small-cluster lapel piece for the partner, fathers, groomsmen, ushers, officiant.
Wrist or pin-on piece for mothers, grandmothers, and other honored guests.
Worn on the head — typically lighter blooms and more greenery for structure.
Reception Table centerpiece — counts assume one piece per guest table. Multiply by table count, not guest count.
Head / sweetheart table piece Statement centerpiece for the couple's table — typically larger than guest-table pieces.
Cocktail / accent table piece Smaller bud vases or single-bloom accents for cocktail hour, gift, escort-card, and lounge tables.
Small accent flowers used to dress the wedding cake. Typically un-wired blooms placed at the last minute.
Ceremony Small floral marker attached to aisle chairs or pews. Multiply by the number of rows marked (often every other row).
Installations Floral arch behind the couple. Stem counts assume partial floral installation, not full coverage.
Ceremony canopy — four corners, top draping. Stem counts assume corner clusters with a draped top.
Estimate your wholesale flower cost (optional) Enter your per-stem wholesale cost by tier to see the total estimated wholesale flower budget.
Use your most recent wholesale invoice from Mayesh, FiftyFlowers, or your local growers — wholesale stem prices vary significantly by season, region, and bloom.
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