Garden ceremony concept with two floral arrangements on plinths and wooden chairs beside a clear aisle.

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Ceremony spaces

Two flower-filled ceremony plinths

Two unequal flower arrangements frame the promises while leaving the view open.

Style: garden, romantic
Colors: ivory, yellow, olive, burgundy
Season: spring, summer
Venue: garden

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Two flower-filled ceremony plinths
Two unequal flower arrangements frame the promises while leaving the view open.

What I want to borrow: Choose separate flower clusters when a light frame feels right and a complete arch would hide your setting.
Adaptation to discuss: Choose the height and footprint with the florist; have a named owner move arrangements only if their structure and schedule allow it.

Questions for our supplier:
• What will guests see from the back row?
• Can the same focus work in the covered alternative?
• Who installs and moves the arrangements?

Scope to confirm: Two freestanding arrangements at different heights, with bases, installation and any later move priced separately.
Responsible people: Venue coordinator and decor supplier; a named person for the weather decision.
Before confirming: Mark both footprints and the couple’s standing position in the covered plan; do not assume the arrangements are movable.
Working example (replace with actuals): Draw the actual footprint, guest route and covered version on one plan; assign installation, any move and collection as separate jobs.

Reference: https://weddingideasnow.com/ideas/garden-ceremony/

Why choose it

Choose separate flower clusters when a light frame feels right and a complete arch would hide your setting.

Make it yours

Choose the height and footprint with the florist; have a named owner move arrangements only if their structure and schedule allow it.

Bring these questions

What will guests see from the back row?
Can the same focus work in the covered alternative?
Who installs and moves the arrangements?

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Scope to confirm: Two freestanding arrangements at different heights, with bases, installation and any later move priced separately.
Who owns it: Venue coordinator and decor supplier; a named person for the weather decision.
Before confirming: Mark both footprints and the couple’s standing position in the covered plan; do not assume the arrangements are movable.
Illustrative working example: Draw the actual footprint, guest route and covered version on one plan; assign installation, any move and collection as separate jobs.

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