Description
Ceremony flowers are often seen for less than an hour. Moving them into the reception is one of the best ways to give a couple more from their floral budget, but only if the move is designed in from the start. Left to the last minute, it becomes a rushed scramble with dripping vases and flowers that look out of place.
The Ceremony-to-Reception Floral Repurposing Plan shows you how to do it properly. You learn which pieces move well, how to design them for their second job, how to fit the move into the timeline, and how to brief the team who carries it out.
What is inside
- When repurposing works, and when it does not
- A table of ceremony pieces, what they can become and how easy they are to move
- Six design choices that make reuse possible
- How to plan the move in the timeline, with a timeline window worksheet
- Who moves what, and how to brief others if you cannot stay
- A water and transport checklist
- A fill-in repurposing plan and plan details sheet
- What to say when couples ask about repurposing
- Florist notes from real practice
Who it is for
Wedding florists who want to offer smarter budgets, planners coordinating flowers between spaces, and couples working with a florist who want to understand what is possible.
After you use it, repurposing becomes a confident part of your proposals. Moves happen quietly during drinks, the reception looks fully designed, and couples feel their flowers were worth every stem.
What’s inside
- Pieces that repurpose well, and ones that do not
- Design choices that allow reuse
- Timeline window worksheet
- Who moves what
- Water and transport checklist
- Fill-in repurposing plan
- Couple conversation scripts
