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The minimum is $8,000 for full wedding floral service, and it is printed on the weddings page. For that, Something Blue covers bridal party florals plus ceremony and reception florals, with installation. The Sayville shop at 70 Browns River Road states more than 50 years in business and limits the number of weddings it takes in peak season. Couples with a small flower budget should look elsewhere.
somethingblueflorals.com/weddingsFull service means the bridal party's personal flowers, the ceremony florals and the reception florals, with the shop handling installation. The site does not break out what portion goes to each, and it does not list a lower tier for personal flowers only. Ask whether a bouquets and boutonnieres order is accepted at all, or whether every wedding must clear the minimum. Bouquets come with a blue crystal keepsake, the shop's signature.
The shop states that it limits the number of weddings it takes during peak season. That is a scheduling fact, and it means a peak Saturday should be reserved early. The listed specialties are boutique full-service wedding florals and church and ceremony arrangements. No portfolio venues were named on the page we read, so ask for photos from your venue or a similar room.
This is a florist for a full-scale wedding where flowers carry the ceremony and the reception room, and where the couple wants one shop to design and install. The service area is Long Island. Fifty plus years of operation is the other fact the shop leads with. A la carte pieces and bulk orders for home arranging are not on this weddings page.
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