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What to know before you book
Florals at a Muslim wedding go beyond the bouquet: stage arrangements, car garlands for the rukhsati, haars and sehras for the couple at a barat, and strings of marigolds or roses at the mehndi. Decide early which of these your decorator covers and which need a dedicated florist — stage florals often come through the decorator, while fresh garlands and the bridal bouquet are florist territory. Overlap between the two is where budgets quietly leak.
Fresh flowers are perishable logistics: garlands and bouquets are made close to the day and need cool storage and precise delivery timing across your venues. Brief the florist on outfit colours (a bouquet against a deep red lehenga wants different tones than against ivory), and ask what’s in season for your date — in-season blooms are fresher and better value than forcing a Pinterest board out of season.
Frequently asked questions
What is usually the florist’s job versus the decorator’s?
Decorators typically own the stage and venue florals (often with high-quality artificial mixes); florists own fresh personal items — bouquets, buttonholes, garlands, haars, car flowers. Confirm the boundary between your two suppliers explicitly so nothing is double-paid or forgotten.
Can florists make fresh flower garlands for the barat?
Yes — haars, sehras and car garlands are standard requests for florists serving South Asian weddings. They’re made as close to the event as possible for freshness, so confirm delivery timing and who receives them at each venue.
How do we keep floral costs sensible?
Use in-season flowers, concentrate fresh blooms where guests get close (bouquet, garlands, top table) and let the decorator’s artificial florals carry the big visual volume on stage. Your florist can usually match a look with smarter stem choices if you share the budget honestly.