Cool Flowers is a Prague florist based on Šafaříkova in Vinohrady, working on bouquets, event flowers and wedding arrangements.
For a wedding, a florist is handling three separate jobs that happen to use the same materials: personal flowers (the bouquet and buttonholes), ceremony flowers, and reception flowers. They have different deadlines and often different delivery points. Being clear about all three at the quoting stage is the single best way to avoid surprises later.
Peonies, garden roses and lilac appear in late spring; dahlias and grasses carry the late summer and early autumn; winter weddings lean on evergreens, dried elements and imported stems. Ask about foam-free mechanics if sustainability matters to you — several Prague studios now work this way. And confirm the delivery window in writing, particularly if your morning starts early for a sunrise photoshoot.
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