White Wildflower Whimsy - Large Package

• 6 bunches- White Queen Anne's Lace
• 70 stems- White Stock
• 60 stems- White Spray Roses
• 5 bunches- White Lisianthus
• 3 bunches - White Asters
• 25 stems- White Carnations
• 10 stems- White Snapdragons
• 6 bunches- Pennycress
• 6 bunches- Variegated Pittosporum
• 7 bunches- Brillantina

• 1 Large Bridal Bouquet: 4-5 White Queen Anne's Lace, 5-6 White Stock, 5-6 Cream Spray Roses, 5-6 White Lisianthus, sprigs of Greenery
• 6-7 Bridesmaid Bouquets: 6-7 Maids: 1-2 sprigs of Queen Anne's Lace, 3 White Stock, 3 Cream Spray Roses, 3 White Lisianthus, sprigs of Greenery
• Bouts and Corsages: I average 1-2 spray rose buds and greenery sprigs per bout, and 3 buds per corsage with greenery of choice! Save a lisianthus for the groom’s bout to make it special!
• 10 Centerpieces with 5-6'' Vase Diameter: 2-3 White Queen Anne's Lace, 2-3 White Stock, 2 Cream Spray Roses, 2 White Lisianthus, Sprigs of White Asters, 1/4 bunch of Pennycress, Sprigs of Variegated Pitt and Brillantina
• 27-32 Mason Jar or 3-4'' Vase Diameter: 1-2 Queen Anne's Lace, 1 White Stock, 1 Cream Spray Rose, 1 White Lisianthus, 1 White Aster, Sprigs of Pennycress, Brillantina, and Variegated Pitt
• 65-75 Bud vases: Each one will look different. I average 2-3 blooms per bud vase and a sprig of green. These are the flower allotted for centerpieces: 3 bunches Queen Anne's Lace, 30 White Stock, 20 Cream Spray Roses, 2 bunches White Lisianthus, 2 bunches White Asters, 3 bunches of Pennycress, 3 bunches of Brillantina, 2 bunches of Variegated Pittosporum
• 2 Large Ceremony Urns or 2 Large Foam Cages for Arch: 12 White Carnations, 4-5 White Queen Anne's Lace, 4-5 stems White Stock, 4-5 White Snapdragons, 4-5 Cream Spray Roses, 4-5 White Asters, 1/2 bunch Pennycress, 1 bunch Brillantina, 1 bunch Variegated Pittosporum

Things no one can guarantee: home-cut bangs, no-slip socks, and Momma Nature.

Because of things like weather, Flower Moxie reserves the right to make floral substitutions. This is always done as a last resort, and is something every florist and DIY floral company has to do on occasion. We’re not playing games with your heart, we simply want to deliver the best possible goodies on crop.

Reasons we'd make a swap: flower becomes unavailable, flower color is incorrect, botanicals are not in baller enough condition to grace your wedding. We will sub in a similar color, shape, and price-point to do you right, but are not always able to notify you in last-minute situations. Working with live product be like that.

Watch our video on Flower Substitutions and why you should not be frazzled or stressed if it happens.