Wedding Flowers in Westchester, NY · Bridal Bouquets, Boutonnieres & Every Personal Piece
Everything at a wedding you look at from across a room, except this. The bouquet is the one flower you hold, for six hours, in every photo. Let's Bloom Florist builds bridal bouquets, bridesmaids' bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages and flower crowns for weddings across Westchester, sized to the dress before a single stem is chosen, finished the night before, and delivered to your getting-ready suite in water, not in a box.
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What's Included in Our Wedding Flower Packages
Bridal bouquet
Round, hand-tied, asymmetrical or cascade, wrapped in silk, satin or velvet, with the stems cut clean because they show in every photo.
Bridesmaids' bouquets
The same recipe at two-thirds the size, similar rather than identical, one for each person and none for the chairs.
Boutonnieres & corsages
Made Saturday morning, not Friday, because they have no water and get pinned to a warm body for eight hours.
Flower crowns & hair florals
For the flower girl, the bride, or the bridesmaid who asked. Wired light so nothing tips.
Toss bouquet
Small and inexpensive on purpose. The real one shouldn't fly across a dance floor.
Cake flowers & napkin sprigs
Fresh, food-safe stems on the cake, and a sprig of rosemary or cedar at each place.
Bud vase details
Bar, restroom, guest book, cake table. The small pieces that get photographed more than the arch.
How Our Wedding Designers Work in Westchester, NY
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Step 1 · Send the inquiry
Fill in the form or email inquiries@letsbloomflorist.com. Tell us the date, the venue, the guest count and the number you're working with. One of our lead designers will get back to you.
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Step 2 · We design it, then we show you
A consultation, a deep dive into your design details, a walk-through of your venue where it helps, and a concept with palette, floor plan and stem list. When a design hangs on something a photograph won't settle, we'll mock the piece up, in our showroom or at the venue.
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Step 3 · We build, install, flip and breakdown
We condition the flowers, design the arrangements, and flip the room into something that turns heads. Then we take it all down and leave behind nothing but beautiful memories.
"Where flowers bloom, so does hope."
Related Wedding Décor Services

Wedding Ceremony Décor
Details
Arches, arbors, chuppahs, aisle florals and altar pieces built to be seen from the last row and photographed from the first.
What's included
- Ceremony arches and arbors: round, asymmetrical or grounded
- Chuppah design and rental, fabric first, wired for wind
- Aisle markers, petals, altar and mandap florals

Wedding Reception Décor
Details
Centerpieces and tablescapes designed to be talked over for four hours: low compotes, tall floral clouds, bud vase clusters, candles at three heights.
What's included
- Centerpieces and full tablescapes, mixed heights across the room
- Sweetheart and head table design with candle walls and backdrops
- Candles, candelabras and tabletop styling

Full Wedding & Event Design
Details
One team for the whole look. Concept, palette, floor plan, vendor coordination, mockups where a design needs them, install and strike. Flowers, draping, lighting and rentals designed as one decision instead of six.
What's included
- Design concept, palette and floor plan
- Mockups and rental coordination
- Full install, room flip and midnight strike
Wedding Flowers Designed for the Hands That Hold Them
The dress decides the bouquet
We ask for a photo of the dress before we ask a single question about flowers. A full skirt takes a bigger bouquet. A slip dress wants something spare. A gown with lace and beading and a bow at the back needs a quiet bouquet or the two of them fight in every picture, and a very plain dress can carry something wild. Then we look at the person: how tall, how they stand, whether they're the kind of nervous that grips. For size, we hold our hands out about the width of the bride's hips and treat that as the ceiling. For weight, under two pounds, because a June bouquet stuffed with peonies can hit three and your wrist starts to mention it during the second reading.
Which flowers survive six hours out of water
Not all of them, and this is where a wedding florist earns the fee. Garden roses hold if they were conditioned properly. Ranunculus, lisianthus, orchids and spray roses hold. Dahlias hold but bruise, so they sit in the middle where nothing touches them. Hydrangea wilts in an hour unless it's wrapped wet. Sweet peas give you an afternoon. Lily of the valley gets its own water tube and a spare stem in the cooler for the dinner photos. So every bouquet is built in two stages: the sturdy flowers the night before, the fragile ones tucked in twenty minutes before it leaves the studio.
How the bouquet connects to the rest of the room
The bouquet is in both sets of photos, the ceremony and the reception, so it's the piece we build first and match everything else to. It should look like it was pulled straight out of a centerpiece from our wedding reception décor and handed to someone, and the boutonnieres should look like they fell off the arch from our wedding ceremony décor. Couples who hire us for full wedding design in Westchester get that continuity automatically. Couples who book flowers alone get a bouquet that would survive a church in Bronxville, a lawn in Scarsdale or a club on the Sound in Rye, because it's the same bouquet either way.
Wedding Flowers across Westchester County, New York.
Questions About Wedding Flowers in Westchester
How big should a bridal bouquet be?
Roughly the width of your hips or narrower, and light enough that your arm isn't shaking by the vows. A bouquet that hides the dress in the inspiration photo will hide the dress in yours.
When are the flowers delivered on the wedding day?
Personals arrive at the getting-ready suite about three hours before the ceremony, ahead of the photographer, in vases of water. Boutonnieres are pinned and checked again at the reception.
Can you match the bouquet to centerpieces and an arch from another florist?
Yes, with photos and a stem list. It works better when we do the whole room, but we've matched plenty.
Do you make flowers for a small wedding or an elopement?
Yes. A bouquet, a boutonniere and a few bud vases for the table is a real order and we treat it like one.
Start Your Wedding Flower Inquiry
One designer from first call to midnight strike · Reply within one business day · inquiries@letsbloomflorist.com
- Full-service florals, décor, draping, lighting & rentals
- Serving Westchester, New Jersey & New York City
- Weddings from 30 to 300+ guests
- Mockups when the design calls for one
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