Katharina Buczek
And don’t fret: if your usual store does not offer wedding flower services, there may be another nearby location that does.
Ordering Your Whole Foods Wedding Florals
Once you have nailed down a store location, it’s time to get to work on deciding your floral preferences. You should generally provide the floral department with a minimum of one month’s notice before your flower pick-up date.
This is also critical if you plan on requesting specific flowers that must be shipped to your Whole Foods location.
Now, if you are interested in more traditional flowers, three weeks of notice may be enough. But, just like any part of wedding planning, the more notice, the better. That way, you will not have to stress about any supply or completion issues in anticipation of your big day.
Wedding Flower Options At Whole Foods
As we mentioned, there are a couple of different options to choose from for your wedding blooms.
At stores where the wedding flower package is offered, this option typically costs about $1,000 and includes various floral essentials– including the bridal bouquet, bridesmaid bouquets, small or medium-sized centerpieces, and boutonnieres.
You can also opt to order individual stems from the Whole Foods a la carte wedding flower list if the package does not suit your needs.
Bridal bouquets range from $150 to $250; meanwhile, bridesmaid bouquets will cost anywhere from $75 to $150. It is important to note that a la carte bridesmaid bouquets usually have an ordering limit of 10.
As for boutonnieres and corsages, these items cost between $20 and $60. Finally, centerpieces are offered in small, medium, and large sizes– ranging from $30 to $150 or more, depending on your chosen design.
