Bloomstall Flower Blog - Everything Flowers - Florist in Columbia, Tennessee

Flowers, those delicate and ephemeral beauties of nature, have captivated human hearts for centuries. Beyond their aesthetic appeal and aromatic allure, some blooms command astonishing prices that defy expectations. Whether due to rarity, uniqueness, or cultural significance, these flowers have fetched prices that are simply mind-boggling. Here’s a glimpse into the world of the most expensive flowers and flowering plants ever sold: 1. Shenzhen Nongke Orchid Known for its striking beauty and rarity, the Shenzhen Nongke Orchid holds the title for one of the most expensive flowers ever sold. Created through extensive breeding and cultivation efforts by the Shenzhen Nongke...

In Pursuit of Beauty: Unveiling the World's Most Stunning Flowers Flowers have captivated humanity for centuries, their vibrant colors and delicate forms evoking feelings of joy, serenity, and admiration. Among the vast array of floral beauties that grace our planet, certain species stand out for their exceptional allure and timeless appeal. Whether adorning gardens, inspiring artists, or symbolizing profound emotions, these flowers enchant us with their exquisite aesthetics and unique characteristics. Here, we explore some of the most universally acclaimed contenders for the title of the world's most beautiful flowers. 1. Orchids (Orchidaceae) Renowned for their elegant symmetry and diverse...

There is no set "normal amount" you should spend on your wedding flowers.  What you spend on each aspect of your wedding will depend on how important that part is to you and your spouse-to-be.  If flowers are more important to you than food because they will be in all of your photos, then you should spend more on your flowers than on your food. Websites like theknot.com will tell you that the "industry average" for wedding flowers is 10% of your full wedding budget.  So, if you're spending $25K on our wedding your flowers should be around $2500.  As...

First of all, at Bloomstall Flower Boutique we don't sell red roses.  Our owner and lead designer Michelle doesn't like working in red, preferring a softer or more muted palate.  We also don't sell half dozens or dozens of any flower.  We specialize in mixed flower bouquets and arrangements.  With a single flower bouquet or arrangement all of the flowers die at the same time.  With a mixed floral bouquet or arrangement, you can pull the stems as they wilt and still enjoy the other flowers that have a longer vase life.  Now, on to the history of sending red...