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CCF Wedding & Event Floristry Flashcards

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  1. What is the standard height guideline for reception table centerpieces?

    Answer: Either low (under 12 inches) or high (over 24 inches) to allow unobstructed guest conversation

    Centerpieces in the 12–24 inch range obstruct sightlines across the table; staying below 12 or above 24 inches keeps conversation natural.

  2. A large-scale floral installation or 'statement piece' at a wedding reception is primarily designed to:

    Answer: Create dramatic visual impact and serve as a memorable photo backdrop

    Statement installations anchor a reception space visually and are often positioned behind the sweetheart table or at venue entry points for maximum photographic impact.

  3. In reception floristry, which factor most directly determines the total flower quantity and budget needed?

    Answer: The confirmed number of guest tables requiring centerpieces

    The table count drives centerpiece quantity, which is typically the single largest line item in a wedding floral budget.

  4. In event floristry, 'breakdown' refers to:

    Answer: The process of dismantling, collecting, and removing all floral arrangements after an event ends

    Breakdown is the post-event labor phase where florists retrieve containers, disassemble arrangements, and restore the venue to its original condition.

  5. To protect against unexpected flower price increases or availability issues, a florist's wedding contract should include:

    Answer: A substitution clause permitting the use of comparable flowers if specified varieties become unavailable

    A substitution clause protects the florist from market volatility while assuring the client that aesthetic quality and color palette will be maintained.

  6. What is the recommended delivery timeline for bringing wedding flowers to the ceremony and reception venues?

    Answer: Early enough to allow complete setup and a final quality check before any guests arrive

    Arriving early gives the floral team time to handle unexpected issues — broken stems, missing materials, or layout changes — without rushing.

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