Micro Wedding VS A Big Wedding | Which One is Right for You?
3 years ago by Michal Kowalski
Have you heard the buzz about micro weddings? They’ve been big news lately. One of the reasons has been COVID-19 restrictions. But, here’s the thing… You can actually get real freedom from going micro with your wedding. How? By escaping from the expectations of a big event and focusing on the finer details.As luxury London florists, we’ve worked with couples over the last year who love the intimacy and simplicity of a smaller ceremony and reception. Micro weddings aren’t for everyone. But, you may be intrigued by the idea. Want to know more? Read on for our insights.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our springFloral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Worried about who to invite to your wedding? Don’t stress. The day is for you and your partner. It’s not for that cousin you haven’t seen since you were six.
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Guest List
Worried about who to invite to your wedding? Don’t stress. The day is for you and your partner. It’s not for that cousin you haven’t seen since you were six.
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
1. Upon your initial enquiry with us, we will set up our online design consultation. During this meeting, we will get to know one another, learn more about your event, and listen to any ideas you may already have about floral aesthetics.
2. Next, it’s time to see your chosen venue and meet you in person. Together, with our art direction, we will fully conceptualise your floral designs in situ, unearthing the details that will form the foundation of your floral arrangements. Colours, textures, shapes, and architectural features all play an integral role, alongside the desired positioning and prominence of the floral installations.
3. From here, we will refine the designs through detailed drawings before sourcing trusted suppliers to grow the wide variety of chosen flowers and foliage until they are ready to be picked and delivered to us fresh. Your floral masterpieces will then be tastefully constructed.
4. Beyond flowers, finishing touches make a real difference to the impact of your event. At blooming haus, for a more holistic approach to aesthetics, we offer styling services to assist you with additional elements such as linens, crockery, and furniture to ensure all components are cohesive and balanced.
Guest List
Worried about who to invite to your wedding? Don’t stress. The day is for you and your partner. It’s not for that cousin you haven’t seen since you were six.
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
Our Process:
1. Upon your initial enquiry with us, we will set up our online design consultation. During this meeting, we will get to know one another, learn more about your event, and listen to any ideas you may already have about floral aesthetics.
2. Next, it’s time to see your chosen venue and meet you in person. Together, with our art direction, we will fully conceptualise your floral designs in situ, unearthing the details that will form the foundation of your floral arrangements. Colours, textures, shapes, and architectural features all play an integral role, alongside the desired positioning and prominence of the floral installations.
3. From here, we will refine the designs through detailed drawings before sourcing trusted suppliers to grow the wide variety of chosen flowers and foliage until they are ready to be picked and delivered to us fresh. Your floral masterpieces will then be tastefully constructed.
4. Beyond flowers, finishing touches make a real difference to the impact of your event. At blooming haus, for a more holistic approach to aesthetics, we offer styling services to assist you with additional elements such as linens, crockery, and furniture to ensure all components are cohesive and balanced.
Guest List
Worried about who to invite to your wedding? Don’t stress. The day is for you and your partner. It’s not for that cousin you haven’t seen since you were six.
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
As a rough ballpark for you in the last year, our clients are paying around anywhere between for £2,500 – 20,000 for luxury flower arrangements for their weddings. We’ll be with you every step of the way.
Our Process:
1. Upon your initial enquiry with us, we will set up our online design consultation. During this meeting, we will get to know one another, learn more about your event, and listen to any ideas you may already have about floral aesthetics.
2. Next, it’s time to see your chosen venue and meet you in person. Together, with our art direction, we will fully conceptualise your floral designs in situ, unearthing the details that will form the foundation of your floral arrangements. Colours, textures, shapes, and architectural features all play an integral role, alongside the desired positioning and prominence of the floral installations.
3. From here, we will refine the designs through detailed drawings before sourcing trusted suppliers to grow the wide variety of chosen flowers and foliage until they are ready to be picked and delivered to us fresh. Your floral masterpieces will then be tastefully constructed.
4. Beyond flowers, finishing touches make a real difference to the impact of your event. At blooming haus, for a more holistic approach to aesthetics, we offer styling services to assist you with additional elements such as linens, crockery, and furniture to ensure all components are cohesive and balanced.
Guest List
Worried about who to invite to your wedding? Don’t stress. The day is for you and your partner. It’s not for that cousin you haven’t seen since you were six.
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details. • a big wedding gives you the chance to invite everyone and have a party. • but planning a big event, and keeping everyone happy, can be stressful. • no matter how big or small your wedding is, get help from professional photographers and florists.
And remember, ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR HEART.
Additional Resources You May Find Useful
We love helping brides and grooms get the wedding they dream of. Sharing our love of floral design is what we do best. You may also be interested to know that we will soon be hosting our spring Floral Design Masterclass. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel of the florals that can make your wedding shine, so why not join us? Bring your bridesmaids and share the experience with them too. We’ll show you how fresh flowers are sourced and you’ll even get to create your own design. The event may spark your inspiration for wedding day floral ideas. Rather be inspired from the comfort of your own home? No problem. We’ve got an array of blog posts to spark your imagination.
If there’s anything we’ve missed, let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
And happy planning!
As a rough ballpark for you in the last year, our clients are paying around anywhere between for £2,500 – 20,000 for luxury flower arrangements for their weddings. We’ll be with you every step of the way.
Our Process:
1. Upon your initial enquiry with us, we will set up our online design consultation. During this meeting, we will get to know one another, learn more about your event, and listen to any ideas you may already have about floral aesthetics.
2. Next, it’s time to see your chosen venue and meet you in person. Together, with our art direction, we will fully conceptualise your floral designs in situ, unearthing the details that will form the foundation of your floral arrangements. Colours, textures, shapes, and architectural features all play an integral role, alongside the desired positioning and prominence of the floral installations.
3. From here, we will refine the designs through detailed drawings before sourcing trusted suppliers to grow the wide variety of chosen flowers and foliage until they are ready to be picked and delivered to us fresh. Your floral masterpieces will then be tastefully constructed.
4. Beyond flowers, finishing touches make a real difference to the impact of your event. At blooming haus, for a more holistic approach to aesthetics, we offer styling services to assist you with additional elements such as linens, crockery, and furniture to ensure all components are cohesive and balanced.
Guest List
Worried about who to invite to your wedding? Don’t stress. The day is for you and your partner. It’s not for that cousin you haven’t seen since you were six.
Is it rude to have a small wedding?
There is no reason to feel guilty about having a small guest list. It’s most definitely not rude. Arguably, it’s easier to create a guest list if you’re going for a big event. If numbers are no issue, you can invite whoever you want. But, don’t let that sway you. Whatever size of wedding you’re planning, stick to your guns. If you’ve decided on a micro wedding, keep your list to those really close to you.
Be clear about your intentions from the start and those you don’t invite shouldn’t be offended. Here’s another quick tip to keep people sweet… Embrace the era of Zoom and live steam your big day.
Seating Chart
Regardless of whether you’re having a micro wedding or grand affair think carefully about who sits with who at your wedding. Want less stress about wedding day seating? Micro weddings can make things easier. You can start to actually have fun deciding who will vibe with who if there are only a few guests to consider. The best part?
Oftentimes, depending on the venue, you can all sit around one scintillating tablescape (which we think is just lovely – so intimate).
Venue
Do you have a dream wedding venue in mind? We have a strong network in the UK and abroad and we would be happy to provide direction on venues, wedding planners, suppliers etc, that we love working with – simply because they are the best. Venue is key when deciding on the size of your event, you don’t want guests to feel lost in a huge space, or crowded in a smaller space. It’s all about balance.
• you need to think about guests getting to the event. Is it doable? If it’s away from their home, where will they stay? Etc.
• take a look at reviews and get feedback from people who know it. It helps if you can see what the venue looks like for a wedding. For example, you may find our wedding articles on our blog useful if you’re interested in locations such as kirtlington park, or bethnal green town hotel wedding.
Menu
For foodies, the menu also plays an integral role in the wedding. Of course, micro weddings allow for more budget and diversity in the menu. While grand affairs can add up quickly most people go for a set menu in this case.
How do I pick a menu for my reception?
Go back to your budget and work out what is doable. Decide on a theme, British Classics, Italian, Al la Carte etc. Set a limit for the amount you can spend per person based on how many guests are on the invite list.
If you only have a few guests, you can get more adventurous.
Why should I hire a wedding photographer?
No matter how good your friend is with a camera, you should always choose a professional to capture your day. Why? Because it only happens once, often noted by brides as flying by in a blur. Photos and video mean you get to the treasure and relive it forever. Professional photographers are experienced, they also have reliable equipment and know-how to put everyone at ease. If you decide on a micro wedding, you may be able to save on photography costs.
Many professionals provide packages designed for this size of wedding with an average cost of around £1500-2000. Again, if you need a recommendation, we have plenty depending on the vision for your big day. Just reach out!
Why are flowers important at a wedding?
At the risk of sounding biased, we believe that flowers make a wedding. This applies to a micro-wedding, just as it does to events with huge guest lists. In fact, couples who choose an intimate occasion are often more focused on the little touches. Maybe, you could place a tiny sprig of heather at each place setting, or give every guest a boutonnière.
After meeting with you, we will use our expert art direction to provide you with the most breathtaking installations within your budget.
How much are flowers for a small wedding?
We recommend you should dedicate around 10-20% of your wedding budget to the florals.
Just tell us what your budget is and we’ll work with you to provide the floral creations you’re dreaming of. When it comes to micro weddings, use flowers to make a bold statement.
This adds extra sparkle to smaller gatherings.
• spoil yourself with a unique sumptuous bouquet of seasonal blooms. • complement your wedding hairstyle with fresh flowers.
• create a focal point for your ceremony with architecturally creative floral arches or beautiful altarpieces. • raise attention to detail to new levels with elaborate floral table centrepieces.
Psst…
Flowers shine at big weddings too
Speak to us about florals that are personalised for you, your partner, and your day. We would be happy to help. At Blooming Haus we design everything from large and lavishly conceptualised installations to small table pieces for intimate gatherings.
Micro wedding or grand affair – in summary
Still, trying to take everything in? Don’t worry. Take a breath, and take your time deciding whether you’re more micro wedding or a grand affair. If you have any questions whatsoever let us know in the comments section below we would love to help.
In summary:
• micro weddings are easier to plan. • having fewer guests means you have more time and money to invest in the details.
