Yes! A budget package is suitable for you if you don't want bespoke design. We can keep the pricing down by using less labour, best value seasonal flowers, and less logistics for delivery and installation. You can see BUDGET PACKAGE PRICING here.

Floral Design, Mini Planner, Full Event Planning and Co-ordination, On-the-day Co-ordination, Workshops, prop hire for DIY clients. Please email me on hello@dragonflyfloraldesign.com.au if you'd like more information.

Floristrythe techniques and skills you learn to become a florist/floral designer. However, these skills don't necessarily mean you are artistic or creative. Many florists have technical skills, but lack imagination and creativity, and are often bound by "rules" they've been taught and can't break out of these chains. s the art of designing with flowers. Many floral designers have no formal training in floristry - however, they have an innate creative flair for designing with flowers. Flowers are their medium, just as paint is the medium for artists, and clay for potters. One of the main skills of a floral designer is knowing how to create impact within a SPACE. Styling - is working with props and vessels, to add flair to the floral design. Props can be anything from textiles, lighting, furniture, balloons, table details etc. to create a cohesive look for event spaces. Planning - organising the overall concept design and bringing every element and detail in sync by creating a comprehensive checklist and runsheet for the hundreds of moving parts that come together to create an event.

There is always room to move up or down in any quote, from any designer. The challenge is when a client comes with images of a $30K event, and wants it for $5k - it's impossibly difficult. Usually, there's room to move around 15% of your quote - to get to a comfortable place for your design vision without compromising too much.