What the counter makes, and what it costs
Each price covers the work described beneath it. Where a price begins with “from”, the final figure depends on the stems that week and is agreed with you before anything is cut.
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Hand-tied bouquet
from $55
Seasonal stems chosen from the buckets that morning, conditioned, stripped below the tie point and spiralled in the hand, then wrapped with a water source and a care card. It takes about 25 minutes, and the stem count is confirmed before the first cut.
Suits a gift that has to travel and then stand in the recipient’s own vase.
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Vase arrangement
from $75
Everything in a hand-tied bouquet, built instead into a vessel the customer keeps: stems cut to the vase, weighted and angled so the shape holds without foam. It takes about 40 minutes, and the vase is chosen and priced with the customer before the work starts.
Suits a table, a desk or a reception counter, where nobody wants to arrange anything.
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Market bunch
$28
A wrapped bunch of whatever is at its best in the buckets that morning, conditioned and sleeved while the customer waits. It takes about 10 minutes. The contents change every week and are never substituted without being named at the counter.
Suits flowers for the house, chosen on the day rather than ordered ahead.
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Sympathy tribute
from $110
A tribute built to a brief taken in person or by telephone: the form, the palette, the wording on the card and the address it has to reach. It takes about an hour to make, and the timing is confirmed with the family or the funeral director rather than promised at the counter.
Suits a service, a wake or a home, where the timing matters as much as the flowers.
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Buttonhole and corsage
$18
A single buttonhole or a wrist corsage, wired or taped to the wearer’s preference and finished with a ribbon chosen to match. It takes about 15 minutes, and it is made on the morning it is worn wherever the timing allows that.
Suits a wedding party, a prom or a formal dinner.
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Wedding flower consultation
no charge
A sit-down look at the date, the venue, the palette and what the season will actually be carrying that week, followed by a written estimate and a plain statement of what is not worth doing. It takes about 45 minutes, carries no charge and ends without obligation.
Suits a first approach, including an undecided one.
How contacting the shop works
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01
A question arrives
Through the contact form or by telephone. The shop needs the date the flowers are for and roughly what you have in mind.
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The shop replies
Fern & Marigold Flowers suggests the arrangement that fits, or says plainly when another florist would serve you better.
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An order is placed
Agreed directly with the shop, price first. The order is confirmed in the reply, not by the website.
When a service may not be the right one
A flower that is out of season, a palette that cannot be met that week, or a delivery window too tight to work in can all make a published service the wrong choice. Fern & Marigold Flowers says so before the order is taken rather than on the morning it is due, and a wedding flower consultation carries no charge precisely so that conversation can happen first.
A question about a bouquet, a date or a price
Tell the shop what the flowers are for and when, by form or by phone. A date is only held once the shop has replied to confirm it.