Top 6 Wedding Florists We Love

Floral and decor designed and created by, The Events Company in Houston, Texas.
Photo: Alidabon Photo | Florist & Decor: The Events Company

The possibilities are endless when it comes to planning the perfect wedding . . . and the blooming top six wedding florists in Houston, Texas, are here to help you create a once-in-a-lifetime event. From lavish floral arrangements and unique bridal bouquets to elegant wedding decorations and intimate reception details, these floral designers cater to every vision. Here are six of the most trusted wedding florists specializing in creating beautiful and unique blooms for your minimalist or extravagant wedding day.

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Bring Your Wedding Décor & Floral Dreams to Life With Plants N’ Petals

Wisteria covered arch leading to ceremony aisle with glowing candles, lavender colored uplighting and white acrylic ghost chairs designed by Plants N' Petals at the Corinithian Houston.
Photo: Joe Cogliandro Photography | Venue: Corinthian Houston | Event Design + Florals: Plants N’ Petals

One of the most fun parts of planning your big day is finding unique and fun ways to express your love through your wedding décor, color palette, and theme. That’s why it’s so important to choose the right Houston wedding florist and designer to bring your vision to life! Whether your wedding will be intimate or extravagant, Plants N’ Petals has over 30 years of experience turning wedding décor dreams into realities.

Plants N’ Petals provides so much more than just incredible wedding florals. They provide everything needed to make your ceremony and reception picture perfect. Imagine a floral-adorned arch and lush florals lining the aisle, matching your bridal bouquet. Or, envision the reception tablescape of your dreams—think blooming wedding florals, vases, and candelabras atop luxury linens. Plants N’ Petals will provide it all, including coordinating tables and chairs! Click here to read the rest of this post »

Luxury Blooms: Tanglewood Flowers & Garden

White lush florals by Tanglewood Flowers & Garden.
Photo: Chris Bailey Photography | Floral Design and Decor: Tanglewood Flowers & Garden

Wedding flowers are considered by many to be a wedding-day staple. From walking down the aisle holding the bouquet of your dreams, to gorgeous floral arrangements throughout your venue, wedding florals are a romantic and beautiful way to accentuate your theme and wedding style. If you’ve already started exploring the world of wedding florals, you may have realized it can be a lot. There are so many ways to decorate with flowers and hundreds of options for which florals and fillers to incorporate. Plus, there’s also figuring out which flowers will be in season during your wedding. With these factors to consider and many more, the trick to navigating the process of picking your perfect wedding flowers is choosing the right local wedding florist.

Whether your Pinterest wedding board is overflowing with ideas or you aren’t quite sure where to start, you can trust the pros at Tanglewood Flowers & Garden to understand your needs and exceed your expectations. Tanglewood knows flowers. They’ve been serving clients in the greater Houston area as a full-service boutique flower shop and nursery for over 20 years (three generations for this family-owned and operated florist!), offering a vast selection of flowers and flawless customer service. The Tanglewood team provides an intimate and hand-tailored experience because they’re committed to making your wedding floral arrangements unforgettable for you and your guests!

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Floral Design Inspiration From Dream Bouquet

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Flowers & Decor: Dream Bouquet | Venue: Balmoral Crystal Clear Lagoon | Linens & Rentals: EB Inc. Event Rentals | Photo: Stephania Campos
Want to know why we turn to beloved Houston event florist Dream Bouquet, again and again, for our most complex and beautiful styled shoots? Talent. Endless amounts of it. Starting with company owner Rebekah Edwards, and continuing with every member of her amazing team.

Dream Bouquet’s unique ability to design fabulous flowerscapes for each unique Houston wedding venue environment they work in is also why countless couples have turned to this boutique Houston floral design firm over the past two decades. From Houston’s most glamorous hotel ballrooms, to rustic-elegant ranches, grand estates and waterfront settings, Dream Bouquet designs for the space, and for the couple at the heart of the celebration. Edwards and her team turn out gorgeous table centerpieces, floral walls and floral chandeliers, stage and room decor, and beautiful bridal bouquets, groom’s boutonnieres and personal flowers for every member of your bridal party. Click here to read the rest of this post »

Top Houston Wedding Florist Q&A: Plants N’ Petals

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Flowers, Decor & Rentals: Plants N’ Petals | Photo: Michael Carr Photography
As its company name implies, gorgeous flower arrangements are at the heart of Plants N’ Petals‘ wedding services. But this top Houston wedding florist does so much more than provide pretty flowers. Many of Houston’s highest-profile weddings and events call upon Plants N’ Petals for its award-winning event production expertise. From lounge and linen rentals to custom ceremony backdrops to couture lighting and elaborate ceiling decor, Plants N’ Petals transforms weddings into unforgettable events. As senior wedding event designer for this renowned Houston event company, Bahara Jamea is the design talent behind many of Plants N’ Petals most extraordinary weddings. Find out how she approaches wedding design, what’s trending for 2020 weddings…and which recent wedding was her biggest design challenge, in this exclusive Q&A!

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