71: The 8 Essential DIY Wedding Flowers Tips I Wish I'd Known with Fifty Flowers

I’m pretty sure I’ve shared my very own DIY wedding flower disaster story with you before on the podcast.

But as the lessons are both timeless, relevant and in hindsight, pretty funny too, it bears repeating especially in the context of interviewing Liza from Fifty Flowers in the United States.  

Liza is a trailblazing entrepreneur, a hot yoga enthusiast and the owner-operator of one of the biggest, most education-supported, customer-centric and innovative farm-to-arms DIY wedding flower companies in the world.

Today Liza is going to teach you:

• her 8 best tips for budget-conscious couples looking to create stunning floral arrangements on their own,
• the 3 different levels of involvement you can choose to have with your DIY wedding flowers, and
• the new wedding trends and shifts she’s seeing for this year including the increased use of AI.

Plus she will share what she considers the biggest misconceptions and mistakes people make with DIY wedding flowers and how you can overcome them.

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Fifty Flowers website: https://fiftyflowers.com/

Fifty Flowers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiftyflowers/

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