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it's reassuring to know someone else had a good experience with her ah you met her pala during your preps sis? ako i saw her lang online and made the transaction with her online too. she told me nga to stop by their office some time so she could see me in person. i told her i'll bring her snacks and coffee kasi sulit din yung inclusions na binigay niya sakin sis my coordinator, sheena of sma weddings, also gave good feedback regarding ate inah kaya i booked her na. i think midrange din siya sis. vatel is high end, full blooms by inah is midrange, then dangwa florist is mura? tama ba? natatakot kasi ako to go too cheap kasi baka hindi maging maganda yung experience ko. ate inah seems like a safe choice so far mukhang consistently attentive siya sa clients niya sis my coord told me that ate inah delivers early daw and the flowers are always fresh. i got her package c sis.
Hi bonzaigirl, there are local hydrangeas and imported hydrangeas. The local ones have smaller heads/blooms and as far as I know are more commonly available in the blue/purple shades; I wouldn't consider them high end. If you want white I think you may have to go with the imported ones. Keep in mind that hydrangeas can be hard to work with (they're not the hardiest and can wilt very easily) so you'll want a florist who knows what they're doing, especially if you're having a summer wedding.
bonzaigirl, one trick I've heard of is to keep the hydrangea bouquet in water as long as possible (so even during preps etc naka-vase) but it's kind of hassle lol. Carnations are very pretty and quite cost-effective, as are local roses; you could also look into lisianthus, hyacinths, waxflower, succulents, and snapdragons. I'm not sure how easy it is to get peach snapdragons in the Philippines (the white ones are more common) but they're very pretty.
P.S. sis berryprincess, you may want to try Dangwa flowers there's a thread here in GT specifically for them
^hi sis, we've booked Blessie of Everlasting flowers. Ok yung package na binigay nyasmen and she'll promise that she'll do a mock up bridal bouquet a month before my wedding:)