You don’t need a ballroom to have a beautiful flower moment. A Suncrest bouquet can be the starting point for a courthouse wedding, a small ceremony or the kind of day you’re keeping wonderfully simple.
The plan: choose a bouquet you love, keep its shape, and trade the wrapping for a ribbon that feels like you.
First, a tiny reality check.
Vending bouquets are sold from the selection at the machine. A specific color, flower or matching set isn’t guaranteed. If you need an exact wedding palette, ask us what’s possible before making plans around it.
Your very short supply list.
- Your Suncrest bouquet
- A clean vase and water for before the ceremony
- Ribbon you love, plus floral tape if the stems need securing
- Clean, sharp floral snips and a small pair of ribbon scissors
- A towel. Weddings have enough surprises.
Give it the wedding-day finish.
Four little finishing touches. One very good bouquet.
01 / Unwrap, gently.
Remove the paper and packaging while supporting the stems. Keep the existing stem tie in place if it holds the bouquet comfortably. No need to dismantle an arrangement you already love.
02 / Find its good side.
Hold it where you would on the day and turn it slowly. Choose the view you like best. If you want a different silhouette, make a few small adjustments instead of starting over.
03 / Add the ribbon.
Wrap ribbon around the handle area, covering the stem tie or floral tape. Tie a secure bow or knot and let the ends fall. Keep the bottom of the stems exposed so the bouquet can go back into water.
04 / Have a dress rehearsal.
Practice holding it and take a quick photo. Adjust the ribbon length so it won’t catch underfoot. Rest the stems in water when you aren’t holding the bouquet, and dry them before they meet your outfit.
Then go be wonderfully married.
For basic prep and hydration, follow our flower care note . For a particular date, color story or several bouquets, ask us first . A little planning is still useful. We’re pro-romance, not pro-panic.