It’s hard to imagine a wedding without flowers. Flowers tie the theme together, decorate the space, and accessorize your dress, but they can also cost you a pretty penny. The national average for the cost of a wedding florist is anywhere from $800 to $1,200?and can stretch upwards of $3,000, depending on what kinds of flowers and arrangements you order. Worst of all, flowers inevitably die, making some couples feel like they could have better spent that money on something else that they could reuse in their home or pass onto someone else who’s getting married.
Enter Something Borrowed Blooms. This company, started by a team of cousins who have a “love for all things pretty,” is like a Rent the Runway for your flowers?as in, you choose the flowers you’d like for your wedding, they’re delivered to you, and then you return them after the wedding is over to let the next couple use. All of the flowers at Something Borrowed Blooms are high-quality silk, which means they can be used over and over again. Let’s learn more about how Something Borrowed Blooms works, what it costs, and how it can benefit you on your wedding day.
How Something Borrowed Blooms Works
Something Borrowed Blooms is the first bridal flower rental company out there, so you may be wondering “How does this all work"”
Here’s how it’ll go down:

You pick the flowers. You can choose every single flower in one of their 11 collections, or you can...