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Chuppahs, arches, candelabras, lanterns and mercury-glass votives are kept in-house for rent, which saves a separate rental company for the ceremony. Flowers by Liz, in Sayville, delivers from Montauk to Manhattan. Garden photos are available by appointment from June to October. Prices are not published on the site.
flowersbyliz.comThe shop keeps chuppahs, arches, candelabras, lanterns and mercury-glass votives in its own inventory. For a couple building a ceremony structure or lining an aisle with lanterns, that means one vendor delivers both the flowers and the frame they sit on. Ask whether rental pieces are priced separately from the florals, whether setup and pickup are included, and how many of each piece the shop holds.
Delivery runs from Montauk to Manhattan, and the service area covers Nassau, Suffolk, the Hamptons, Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan. Hamptons and NYC delivery is a listed specialty, so an East End ceremony with a city rehearsal dinner can be handled from Sayville. Delivery fees to either end are not published, and the Hamptons sit at the far end of that run, so ask early.
The shop offers its garden for photos by appointment from June to October, a small perk for engagement sessions. The product range is personal flowers, ceremony and reception arrangements and cake flowers. No prices, minimums or portfolio venues appear on the homepage we read. Ceremony rentals and flowers from one source, numbers by phone. Check the delivery fee to your end of the Island before anything else.
The minimum is $8,000 for full wedding floral service, and it is printed on the weddings page.
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One price regardless of flower type: that is the policy Flowers by Burton states, and it is the reason to read further.