I sat down with my florist 3 months ago so we could book them and she could get an idea of what kind of flowers I was looking for. Since I didn't know much about flowers at the time, she made some suggestions based on the colors I was asking for and the overall look I was after. She also said that she understands that once I started looking at thing I might change my mind, and that as long as I give her at least a month's notice it wouldn't be a problem to choose anything different.
So now that I've been researching flowers for the centerpieces (that we're doing ourselves), I've realized that some of the flowers she suggested are not at all what I want. I've got a list of flowers I really like, and a list of flowers I don't like at all. Does it make me look like a bridezilla if I ask to sit down with her again and give her the lists? I still plan on saying "here's the look I want and here's the color I want" so she can pick and choose what she thinks will look best, so the lists would just kind of be a guideline, but I don't want to sound overly demanding or crazy. Just a regular amount of overanalyzing crazy.
What say the peanut gallery? Is it considered bridezilla-ish, or is it giving them more information to work with?