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Interview with a Wedding Florist: Pollen in Love | The Weducation Series

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I am an absolute sucker for details, and wedding flowers are some of my favorites.

Today, I sat down with wedding florist Victoria of Pollen in Love, and we chatted about her background and love for wedding flowers.

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How did you get into the floral world?

My mom introduced me to floral design, I grew up watching her! When I had a chance to try it myself I went for it! 15 years later I started my own business. 

Tell me about your most favorite floral piece you ever created?

Don’t make me choose! 

Why do you love wedding floral?

Because every couple is different, and seriously who wouldn’t want to make someone’s day special beautiful with flowers! 

How much would you tell brides to expect to spend on their own bouquet?

Bridal bouquets start at $125 but the average is usually $175. 

What does the average couple invest in flowers?

Hit and miss but this years average so far is $3500-5000. Some spend less, some spend more.

What is something you wish couples knew about hiring a florist?

Trust them, give them your ideas but in the end trust them! 

What’s your favorite flower to work with?

Lisianthus is by far my favorite! 

How would you describe your style?

I try to be whatever my couples want me to be but I tend to lean towards whimsical. 

Head table wedding flowers by seattle and snohomish wedding florist pollen in love

What would be your dream wedding to design floral for?

A bride who tells me her budget and lets me do what I want with it, isn’t that every florists dream? 

How far in advance do you recommend couples book their florist?

12-9 months prior to wedding 

What do you recommend couples do with their floral after their wedding?

Personal choice, some take them home and some request me to clean up. When I’m asked to clean up I normally will take to a nursing home or to a cemetery. 

How should their wedding flowers be taken care of once they have them for the wedding day? 

If it’s hot they totally need to have their water levels checked! Otherwise if you throw your bouquets in the air for pictures realize that it’s not the florists fault that they wilt or break 😉 

What are your favorite photos to get of your flowers?

Bridal bouquets with or without the bride 😉 

Weddings & Shoots We’ve Done Together:

Styled Shoot: Belle
Styled Shoot: Frozen
Styled Shoot: Dark Elegance
Lookout Lodge Wedding
Barn at Holly Farm Wedding

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Planning a Snohomish or Seattle-area wedding? Check your wedding date to see if we are open, or see our packages and prices.

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Kate of GSquared Weddings Wedding Photographer & Certified Wedding Coordinator
Kate Gansneder has documented 650+ weddings since 1997 and has a reputation for making camera-shy couples forget the camera exists. Couples consistently describe her as someone who knew what they needed before they did, felt like a trusted friend rather than a vendor, and made them feel genuinely calm on a day that could have been overwhelming. 380+ five-star reviews (over 175 on WeddingWire alone) and 11x WeddingWire Couples' Choice Awards later, she is still the person who arrives 30 minutes early with everything you forgot you needed. Candid, documentary-style coverage plus fun, guided portraits. Wedding photographers in Snohomish, WA
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