Love In Bloom Florist
Event Florists · Key West, FL
About
RealReviews profileLove in Bloom Florist is a boutique floral designer at 134 Simonton Street in Key West. Its website covers custom wedding and event flowers, bouquets, ceremony decor, centerpieces, corsages and boutonnieres, reception work, rentals, date inquiries, and a current wedding price guide. Couples should confirm availability, design scope, substitutions, quantities, delivery, setup, transfers, strike, rentals, complete fees, and change or cancellation terms in a dated proposal.
Love In Bloom Florist: what to know
RealReviews editorial research · checked 2026-07-24Love in Bloom is a strong starting point for couples who want custom Key West wedding flowers and prefer a florist that publishes both design galleries and current price-guide context. Its site makes personal flowers, ceremony decor, reception pieces, rentals, and a date-check path visible. The final decision still depends on the complete proposal because starting prices do not include every flower choice, quantity, labor, rental, delivery, setup, transfer, strike, tax, or change.
Strongest fit
- Custom destination-wedding flowers
- Couples wanting published starting-price context
- Ceremony and reception floral design
- Events needing flowers plus selected rental items
Check before choosing
- Starting prices are guidelines rather than a final quote
- Flower and seasonal choices change cost
- Installation, transfers, and strike need exact scope
- Substitution and change authority belong in the agreement
What the official site establishes
Love in Bloom describes itself as a local boutique florist specializing in custom floral design for everyday occasions, events, and destination weddings. Its wedding navigation separates bouquets, wedding-party flowers, ceremony decor, centerpieces, receptions, rentals, a date check, and a price guide. The listed address and phone match the Key West business identity on this profile.
The current price guide publishes starting figures for bouquet sizes, attendant flowers, ceremony structures and florals, corsages, boutonnieres, and centerpieces while warning that prices depend on flower choices and seasonal availability. These figures help establish order of magnitude, but they are volatile and should be dated when used.
Turn inspiration into a measurable proposal
Send venue names, date, guest and table counts, wedding-party quantities, style references, color priorities, flowers to avoid, ceremony structures, centerpiece counts, rental needs, budget range, planner contact, setup windows, weather plan, and items to repurpose. Label what matters in each image—shape, scale, color, texture, or vessel—rather than requesting a duplicate.
Ask the proposal to identify quantities and dimensions where scale matters. A full-size bouquet, elevated centerpiece, arch arrangement, and loose greenery description can mean different things to different designers. Confirm what is purchased, rented, or venue-provided and whether the couple keeps any vessels or structures.
Price the complete operating scope
Add flowers, mechanics, design labor, structures, vessels, candles, rental items, delivery, multiple stops, setup, transfers, room flips, strike, tax, service charges, travel, difficult access, and minimums. Ask whether quoted labor is fixed, hourly, or percentage-based and what triggers overtime or a change order.
If ceremony pieces will move to the reception, identify who moves them, when, in which vehicle, and where each item goes. Repurposing saves money only when the piece survives the conditions, fits the new location, and can be transferred before guests enter. Request a rain-layout version of the plan for an outdoor ceremony.
Contract and reputation checks
The agreement should address reservation payment, balance date, final quantities, design and substitution rules, delivery, setup, rentals, damage, strike, change deadlines, cancellation, postponement, severe weather, force majeure, and florist unavailability. Ask who communicates a material flower or color substitution and who may approve added spending.
Outside testimonials and platform ratings remain attributed to their original sources; they are not a first-party RealReviews floral score. Request a recent reference from a wedding with similar venue type, month, guest count, and design scope. Ask about communication, proposal accuracy, weather handling, installation, flower condition, transfers, and final billing.
Before you book or visit
- Confirm the date before design work.
- Send exact quantities and venues.
- Compare the complete installed total.
- Approve substitution and change rules.
- Assign transfers and strike.
- Read postponement and weather terms.
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