PetalMeldPhotographs are useful inspiration, but a custom design lets you be more specific about the flowers, proportions, colors and finishing details that matter to you. A concise design brief helps your florist understand those priorities.
Start with the overall look
Explain the mood you want: romantic, polished, wild, minimal or another style. Share the shape and colors shown in your PetalMeld arrangement, but make it clear which details are must-haves and which are flexible.
Highlight your favorite blooms
Call out the flower varieties you care about most. If a flower is seasonal or difficult to obtain, ask your florist to suggest alternatives with a similar visual effect.
Use the ingredient list as a starting point
The PDF records the stems in your design, but real stems vary in size and branching. Your florist will translate the planned list into a workable arrangement, suggest appropriate quantities and discuss your budget.
Share practical details
Include your event date, any color references, your desired ribbon or handle finish, and any relevant venue or dress inspiration. Mention whether you expect the arrangement to be held, photographed or used in another setting.
Bring the conversation together
Download your PetalMeld PDF and send it in advance of your consultation. Ask for confirmation of available varieties, pricing, delivery or pickup, and whether any substitutions could meaningfully change the look.
Remember: A digital bouquet is an inspiration and communication tool—not a florist’s guarantee of the final arrangement.