FAQ

Yes. We do sell and ship our bouquets throughout the United States. We prioritize affordability and typically utilize the most cost-effective shipping method available, unless specified otherwise by the customer. Rest assured, we believe in transparent pricing. Unlike some, we do not tack on any additional handling fees. Our shipping services extend to the contiguous 48 states. For further information or special requests, please don't hesitate to contact us.

While we do have an online form, we’ve found it’s way easier (and more fun!) to start with a quick text or chat (<preferred). It helps us get a better idea of your style, colors, bouquet type, wedding vibe, and most importantly, what’s going to make you say, “OMG, I LOVE THIS.” This isn’t just any bouquet, it’s basically the star of your wedding photos (sorry, future hubby!). A quick rundown on how it all works: We ask for your budget upfront so we can build around it. With so many options, flower types, sizes, add-ins, fun elements, it’s tough to give a set price without knowing what’s most important to you. Most of our bouquets fall in the $250–$350 range. If you want to add extra elements, we can totally do that, just keep in mind it can bump up the cost. Boutonnieres and corsages are a little more straightforward, price-wise, since they use fewer materials, but we still give them the same love and attention to detail. As for shipping, we do our best to pack everything as tightly (and safely!) as possible to save you money. It’s more about box size than weight, so we get pretty crafty with the space we use. We’d love to create something truly special for your big day. Feel free to reach out with any questions, we can’t wait to get started! 725-222-WED-4 (call/text) or ido@ScatteredStems.com

HECK YES! We love working on custom orders! Bouquets, centerpieces, arch setups, you name it. Let’s start with a quick phone call so we can hear all about your vision. To get started, we do require a 20% deposit so we can begin hunting for the right florals and elements. On the call, we’ll chat about your colors, inspo, must-haves, and any cool ideas you’ve got swirling around. We want to create something that feels uniquely you. Once we’ve got a solid plan, we’ll have you fill out a quick online form, and we’ll shoot over an invoice.

We’re a Las Vegas based business, designing from Phoenix, and shipping our one of a kind custom creations nationwide. Is it a weird setup? Sure. But it works. It works well.

Yes of course! You can view our Google information and leave a review here: Scattered Stems (new review link coming soon) You can also add a Review on Zola here: Zola Review

WHY? is that even a question? AND with our unique one-of-a-kind PURSE BOUQUETS, you have a hidden spot for your phone, lipstick, mints, vape, room key, etc! As a Professional Photographer for nearly 20 years, it's very important for a bride to be holding some type of arrangement. It symbolizes that she is indeed the Bride. It creates gorgeous photos and it gives her something to do with her hands as she floats down the aisle. And GIRRL that bouquet is going to be in more photos than the new hubby! ------ Here is some interesting info, if you're interested: Brides traditionally carry bouquets down the aisle during their wedding ceremony for many reasons, including beauty, symbolism, and personal style: Beauty Flowers have been a key part of the bridal look since ancient times. Symbolism Flowers can symbolize many things, such as love, hope, fertility, fidelity, and new beginnings. Different flowers carry different meanings, so brides can use their bouquet to convey messages of love, happiness, and other emotions. Personal style The bouquet can represent the bride's individuality, style, and personal taste, similar to the journey that led her to her partner. Bouquets add a beautiful, colorful element to the bride's overall look. They complement the wedding dress and can tie into the wedding theme and color scheme. Communication Brides can use the language of flowers to communicate through their bouquet. For example, colors like white can symbolize purity, while orange and purple can represent happiness and fertility. Confidence Holding a bouquet can give the bride an elegant, sophisticated, and confident look that can create beautiful photos. Tradition and Ritual: Carrying a bouquet is a cherished wedding tradition. It can be a comforting ritual for brides, connecting them to generations of women who have done the same. Practicality: Holding a bouquet gives the bride something to do with her hands, which can help with nerves and provide a sense of calm. (see? I toldja)

They’re totally fake and totally fabulous! We use only artificial flowers, plus a few unique dried and preserved pieces, but nothing cheap or plastic-looking. We hunt down the most real-feeling, jaw-dropping fakes out there. Since 2011, we’ve been designing bold floral statements that last forever and never lose their edge. No wilting, no water, no worries.

If you’re eloping, if possible, we recommend ordering your bouquet about 1 to 2 months ahead so there’s plenty of time to design, get your thumbs-up, and ship it out. In a rush? Message us. We can usually make some magic happen. Need something like yesterday? Grab one of our ready-to-ship options here: https://weddingbouquetsaz.etsy.com Doing more than just a bouquet and boutonniere? If your wedding is in October, book early. Like a year early. It’s our busiest month and we fill up fast.

For special orders, a 20% deposit is required at the time of placing the order. This deposit will be applied as a credit towards the final balance. We offer various convenient options for deposits, including Venmo, CashApp, PayPal, and ApplePay.

Absolutely! We receive many compliments and the common question, "are these really artificial"? Whenever feasible, we opt for real-touch flowers, ensuring that touching them is as lifelike as their appearance. Additionally, we typically incorporate dried or preserved elements into our designs.

Of course, and thanks for asking! There is a link on our Special Order Form.

Yep, here's the answer to a question that doesn’t get asked nearly enough but totally should! Every wedding photographer's pet peeve: how to hold your bouquet. Here’s the trick—hold your bouquet with both hands (unless, of course, you’re holding something more important, like your child, your father walking you down the aisle, your partner, or, let’s be real, a cocktail you should've had pre-ceremony to calm the nerves). Relax your arms and keep your thumbs around belly-button level, or a little lower. Your elbows will naturally bend. Hold your bouquet at the top of the stems, just under the flowers—not down at the bottom. Nope, the ribbon wrap is there for a reason, so grab it and own it! And please, don’t hold the bouquet up by your face or in the air (unless you're celebrating with a big ‘YAHOO!’). Keep it low, around your belly—right under the boobs. (Which, let’s face it, many of us are thankful for!) If you’re rocking those curves, feel free to let your bouquet dangle by your side, flowers toward the ground, and show off that body. You got this, Sista!

First, let us create an ever-so-popular pocket boutonniere! No pins and simply slip the boutonniere into the jacket pocket! Thats it! (see photo) We also wanted to note here that if your mates suit is new you may think that the pocket doesn't exist because it's sewn shut. It is actually sewn shut to keep it's shape during construction and hanging in the shop. First feel to make sure there is in fact a pocket liner in there (99% sure there is... unless it's a cheap suit or a women's suit then possibly not) then once you've determined that it's a real pocket, go ahead and take a fine scissors and CAREFULLY snip those stitches! You can always check with your tailor to insure you are doing it correctly! Or if you order traditional: We use a magnet connectors, easy-peasy! The boutonniere should be placed on the person's left side jacket lapel, usually just a tad below the buttonhole. Fun-fact, the boutonniere is actually called a "button hole" in other countries, and it many times, just stuck into the buttonhole. We don't recommend this because it will stretch the hole and won't stay upright. If you need a traditional pin-on, use 2 pins if possible to avoid the flower from leaning from one side or the other. Take one pin and from behind the lapel, insert the pin from the top stem area and press to the bottom stem area. The second pin can be inserted in the same way but at a lower point into the stem. This avoids anyone from getting poked when hugged (and we KNOW this is a big part of your big day)!