Which came first? Food or Florist?

Food. I didn't have flowers.

Food came first. We aren't hiring a florist at all.

We hired our caterer first.

Food. Still working on finding a florist

Food! Knew right of the bat what caterer we were having. Not having a florist at all, artificials only

My venue has in house catering, but i haven't had a tasting yet! My mom made my bouquets, so I guess this one is a tie lol!

We hired our caterer first. We already have our florist in mind, and they know we plan on hiring them, but we haven't sat down with them yet. They told us we still have some time so enjoy the holidays and don't stress the wedding planning until after the new year lol

Food! Having a seated plated dinner of authentic New Orleans food was one of our non-negotiables

Food first but we're doing a build your own taco bar so it was super budget friendly for us! Flowers we also got a killer deal on though so that was great!

Hmm... flowers, i think. I initially contacted both on the same day but then we waited to book until the vendor open house so i had nearly a month to switch floral vendors and get set up with a nice local shop.

Food. We knew immediately who we were going to hire for catering. They’re definitely our “budget buster” too. Lol
This weekend I actually just came across a florist who is reasonably priced so I’m hoping this pans out well!

Florist! We are still deciding on food 🙈

I found a lady who does decor and catering. We've signed our contract for decor and I've talked to her about catering as well.

Technically food but they were both booked within a few days!

Food for sure. That was way more important to me than flowers.

Food. I don't have a florist yet.

I did both around the same time. Food was priority tho I just happened to talk to the vendors around the same time.

Florist. Still trying to find a good caterer.

Food for sure. Florist was the last vendor we hired. Way less important than the food.

Food. It consumed more of the budget so it made sense to lock that in first and then see what was left.