The pieces every wedding buys, at real prices
Start with the pieces every wedding buys, at real Las Vegas prices: a bridal bouquet from $150, bridesmaid bouquets from $85, boutonnieres from $20. Everything else scales with three choices: how many people, how many tables, and which flowers.
Where a wedding flower budget goes
The bridal bouquet is the photograph that outlives the day, and it is priced like it. Then the wedding party (each bridesmaid and boutonniere multiplies), ceremony pieces (arches and aisle arrangements are the big-ticket items most couples underestimate), and reception centerpieces, where the count of tables decides everything.
Three honest budget tiers
First, a rule that saves more money than any tier: a smaller budget, said out loud at the consultation, gets better flowers than a big one pretended at. We build to the number you actually have. A chapel wedding with a bouquet, boutonnieres, and a few pieces can live in the hundreds. A full ballroom wedding with party flowers, ceremony design, and twenty centerpieces runs into the thousands. Most of our couples land between, and the quote we build starts from their number, not ours.
Not sure which tier is yours? Book a free consultation and we will build the quote around your number.
The venue moves the number as much as the flowers do. Little Chapel on the Corner, on East Basic Road in old Henderson, is the hometown alternative to the Strip chapel: a historic chapel with a garden gazebo, ceremony packages for up to about 100 guests, and hourly reception space. A small room needs fewer pieces, and every piece shows.
Where Vegas couples save
Seasonal flowers over imported ones. Reusing ceremony arrangements at the reception (we plan the move when we design them). Designer's-Choice-style flexibility on centerpieces, specific about the bouquet. And heat honesty: the wrong flowers in July cost you twice, once at purchase and once in the photos.
What not to cut
The bouquet. Everything else in the room is rented atmosphere; the bouquet is in your hands in every picture for forty years.
Our consultations are free, and the quote names the flowers instead of hiding behind package names. Bring the Pinterest board. Tiger Lily Floral, voted Best Florist in the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Best of Las Vegas: (702) 737-7077.
Start with a free consultation, or call (702) 737-7077.
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