I'm trying to cut out the middle man and do things myself as much as possible. I just graduated college last spring, I'm a teacher, and I'm paying for our wedding myself so my budget is pretty limited. So, is a florist someone I can cut from my wedding planning? I've been looking into how to make your own bouquets and centerpieces and I've seen some websites where you can buy real flowers in bulk for a decent price, but it sounds kind of risky. Has anyone bought flowers in bulk online before? If not, does anyone have any tips on places to go to buy flowers in bulk that I could use to make bouquets myself?
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