Bridal bouquet rental
Rent a bridal bouquet in Tulsa
A bouquet you carry for hours in Oklahoma heat should look the same at the last photo as at the first. Faux and silk bouquets do, and renting one costs far less than a fresh bridal order.
What a bouquet rental includes
A rental order is built from the pieces your wedding party actually carries and wears:
- Bridal bouquet, designed around your dress, palette and the shape you prefer (cascading, round hand-tied or loose garden).
- Bridesmaid and flower-girl bouquets sized to match the bridal bouquet without competing with it.
- Boutonnières and corsages for the groom’s party and the family.
- A toss bouquet, so the bridal bouquet can go home with you or back to us.
Why a bouquet is the first thing couples rent
The bridal bouquet is held, photographed up close and handled all day. Fresh blooms bruise at the edges when they are gripped, warm up quickly in a hand, and start to look tired by the evening portraits. A well-made faux bouquet is unaffected by any of that, and because it is rented, the price is a fraction of a fresh bridal order.
Carrying flowers in a Tulsa summer
Average July highs in Tulsa reach 94°F and August 93°F. A ceremony at 5 p.m. on a patio at Gathering Place or a ranch near Jenks is still warm, and a fresh bouquet that has been held for forty minutes of photos shows it. Silk and real-touch stems do not wilt, brown or drop petals, so what you picked at your consultation is what you carry.
Style directions that work well
- Romantic garden: blush and ivory roses with soft greenery, loosely gathered.
- Deep and moody: burgundy, dusty rose and dark foliage, popular for fall dates.
- Minimal and modern: a single tone with sculptural stems, a good fit for Art Deco downtown venues.
- Wildflower: mixed, slightly undone, built for barn and ranch settings.
Keeping your bouquet
Rentals go back after the event. If you would like to keep your bridal bouquet, say so when you request your quote and we will price a purchase option separately, so you are never surprised on the final invoice.
Bouquet rental questions
How many bouquets does a typical wedding need?
A bridal bouquet, one bouquet for each attendant, and a boutonnière for each member of the groom’s party covers most weddings. Add corsages for parents and grandparents, and a toss bouquet if you plan one, and the list is usually complete.
When do I get the bouquets?
Bouquets are delivered on the morning of the wedding, or to the getting-ready location if you want them there for photos. They are collected after the reception.
Can you match my bridesmaid dress color?
Yes. Bring a fabric swatch or a photo of the dress and we will match the palette closely. Tell us the dress colors when you request your quote.
Will a rented bouquet look the same as the photos on the site?
The photos here are style references, not a catalog of what is in stock. You will review the actual finished pieces for your order during your consultation.
Plan your bouquets with us
Send your date, palette and party size and we will price it line by line.