Event Floristry for Every Occasion
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A florist does more than fill vases. On the Mornington Peninsula, where so many celebrations happen in winery barrel rooms, garden estates and open-sided pavilions, flowers are often what ties a plain space to the colours of the day.
The list of Peninsula florists here is small so far, with three businesses to start with, and one of them also offers styling. That's enough to get a feel for how quotes compare, and more will be added as florists join.
Things to sort out early:
Wind off the bay can flatten tall arrangements on an exposed lawn, so mention if your ceremony or drinks are outdoors near the water. Summer weekends are the busiest stretch here, which leaves less room for late changes.
Send the same brief to each florist and compare what comes back. They quote you directly, and Party Hero adds no commission or booking fee.

Send each florist the same details: date, venue, guest numbers, colour palette and a short list of the pieces you need. Ask for an itemised quote so you can see what each centrepiece, bouquet and installation costs.
Most local florists travel across the Peninsula, but ask how delivery and setup are charged for hinterland venues. Some also charge for a return trip to collect hired vessels after the event.
That changes month to month, so ask the florist rather than relying on a list. They can suggest local stems that look fresh on the day and swaps if your first choice is scarce.
Summer and school-holiday weekends book up early here, so enquire as soon as your venue and date are set. A florist can usually only take a handful of weddings on the same day.
Often, yes – arch pieces and aisle arrangements can be repurposed on a bar or cake table. Ask whether the florist's team will do the move and allow time for it in your run sheet.
Hired vessels and frames go back to the florist, and the flowers themselves are usually yours to keep. Agree who packs down and when, especially if the venue needs the room cleared that night.
Yes, but tell them early if the spot is exposed. They can weight bases, choose sturdier stems and keep taller pieces for sheltered areas.