The easiest way to cut your wedding flower budget is to choose what's in season. Here's what's in season for fall and winter weddings in New England.

The first night of the year: the quiet romance of a January 1st winter wedding in Boston, the South Shore, the North Shore, Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

Dreaming of a First Night wedding? Why New Year's Eve is so romantic in Boston, the South Shore, the North Shore, Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

Planning a December wedding? The best Christmas and New Year's Eve wedding flowers, five holiday bouquet palettes, and how to keep your bouquet forever.

DIY wedding flowers from Trader Joe's: what to buy, how many bunches you need, when to shop, how to keep them fresh, and how to keep your bouquet forever.

The average couple spends about $2,800 on wedding flowers, and more in the Northeast. Real costs by guest count, what's included, and where to splurge or save.

Meeting wedding florists? Bring these 15 questions about style, seasonal flowers, budget, setup and the one almost every bride forgets: what happens to your bouquet after.

Do you have to toss your real wedding bouquet? Where the bouquet toss comes from, why most brides toss a second bouquet, sweet alternatives, and how to keep yours.

Planning your wedding flowers? The blooms that press and preserve beautifully, the ones that need a little extra care, and how each color changes over time.