There are a few factors that come into play when pricing wedding flowers. First and foremost, it depends upon the type of flowers you choose. Some rare and unusual flowers such as the David Austin are pricier; the season also comes in to play. Flowers that are in season cost less. For example, purchasing tulips in summer is more costly than sourcing them in early spring. Size of arrangements and design intricacy is another critical factor. A luxe arrangement will naturally cost more. Also, the more time it takes and the amount of work needed to create the design affects the cost. Lastly, supplies such as vases, candelabras, arch structures, ribbons required for the arrangements are also part of the final price. We factor all these components together to arrive at the final cost that is always reflective of the necessary work.