Is this what I need?

MyWedding13

Is this all the flowers I need?:
Bride bouquet and toss bouquet
Bridesmaid bouquets
Groom and Groomsmen boutinners (sp?)
Petals for the aisle
Petals to toss
Pommander for flower girl
2 mother crosages
2 father boutinners
Some sort of arrangement for the church
Flowers for the cake
Centerpieces


Is that everything or am I missing something?

midgemoto

Sounds about right... Cocktail table? Restrooms?   

but i think you got it....

graysquirrel

What about corsages for the moms, grandparents, etc?

MyWedding13

I have Mom's listed. Do you normally give them to grandparents? I can add them to the list.

jagore08

It's pretty standard to have flowers for the grandparents.  Also, if you're having a buffet you might consider some arrangement for that and also the bar and something for cocktail hour if there's a table for food.

dco324

Some people choose to have their officiant where a boutonneire as well.  It depends on if your officiant is a friend, family member or just someone at a church.

Grandparents are usually honored with a courasge or bout, and any readers as well.

Don't forget about something for the guest book table, cake table, etc.  A single stem in a bud vase in the bathroom is also a nice detail but not necessary.

bidge24

are you having anyone doing readings during the ceremony?  if so then you'll probably want to get them a bout/corsage  as well

ehathewa

I had flowers for grandparents and the officiant (a family friend).  I did not have any ceremony decor aside from centerpieces. 

janicejab

  I'm having flowers for the people/places you mentioned plus the powder rooms, cocktail tables, escort card table, guest book table, usherettes, grandparents and anyone who does a reading.

NOLAbridealmost

I wouldn't spend money on flowers for the bathrooms in my opinion. It's not like they'll be photographed.  You might want to include a nice basket with amenities your guests might need that aren't found in a typical public restroom (lotion, lady products, band-aids, etc). 

Definitely agree that grandparents are usually honored with a corsage/boutonniere.  My florist said that readers traditionally get corsages/boutonnieres, but that younger people usually don't miss them if you decide not to give them one. 

Tanq&Tonic

What about for your hair?  I'm having real flowers with the chignon.  Only one or two blooms, but still counts

caitpm

we did flowers for the grandparents and a great-aunt, but skipped church decor and petals to toss. our church was very ornate, and didn't allow dropping things down the aisle because of slipping hazards (tile aisle on a slant) and cleanup. they weren't missed.