Nery's Flowers

Nery's Flowers South Florida event florist, specializing in weddings + social events. Wedding Wire Couples Choice Bring us your idea and we will bring it to life!

Nery is a South Florida-based florist for all types of events: Weddings, Quinces, Baby Showers, Bridal Showers, Private Parties, and Special Occasions. Visit our website to preview our work that comes backed with over 30 years of experience and only 5 star reviews on Wedding Wire, Facebook, and the Knot.

A little florist humor… but also a little perspective 🤍Most of these aren’t “bad questions” — they usually come from not...
08/27/2026

A little florist humor… but also a little perspective 🤍

Most of these aren’t “bad questions” — they usually come from not knowing what goes into event floral design behind the scenes.

So, from the florist side:

1. We love hearing from our clients, but evenings, weekends and family time matter too. Unless it’s an event-day emergency, we may not respond right away — and that’s okay.
2. A planner or coordinator isn’t just for the planning beforehand. Their biggest job is making sure everything actually happens on the wedding day so you can be present and enjoy it.
3. Inspiration is great, but expectations have to match the budget. If a professional tells you something isn’t realistic, it’s not to shut down your vision — it’s to help you make choices that will actually work.
4. We’re happy to answer questions and make reasonable adjustments before booking, but every call and revision takes time. At some point, continued design work needs to happen after the date is reserved.
5. Wedding floral design and setup are different from most events. Pricing includes planning, sourcing, labor, staffing, delivery, setup, breakdown and lots of attention to detail beforehand. We don’t just show up, drop flowers on the tables and leave.
6. Every florist prices differently. A lower quote may simply reflect a different scope, product, labor or design approach.
7. AI and ChatGPT can be great for inspiration, but flowers, mechanics, seasons, venues and physics still get the final say. 😅
8. Grocery-store flowers can be beautiful, but professional event florals require consistency, volume, quality, timing and design.
9. If the table count goes up, product and labor usually do too. We can adjust the design to protect the budget — but something has to change somewhere.
10. Bringing extra flowers? Always talk to your florist first. Outside product can affect the final look, quality and overall design.

None of this is about being difficult. It’s about making sure expectations, budget and reality all meet in the same place — so the end result is something everyone loves.

And yes… we still love you even when you ask #7. 😂

08/19/2026

Watching the inspo come to life is the best part✨

There’s something about watching a space go from completely blank to layered with flowers, candlelight, texture, and all the little details that make it feel unforgettable.

This is the part we love most: the transformation. 🤍

The magic is in the mix. ✨A room feels far more luxurious when every table isn’t a copy of the last.By combining differe...
08/10/2026

The magic is in the mix. ✨

A room feels far more luxurious when every table isn’t a copy of the last.

By combining different centerpiece styles—while keeping the same flowers, color palette, and design language—we create cohesive variety that keeps your eye moving throughout the room.

And of course… candles. Lots of them.

Because no floral design is complete without the warmth and romance that candlelight brings.

🤍 Which centerpiece would you choose: cascading orchids, tall florals, or low candlelit arrangements?

Photography by Vicky & Nico | Miami Wedding & Destination Photographers

07/20/2026

Every step is vital to the success of the project 😂 And we would make the same choices all over again! 🙏🏼

Really though, everyone loves the reveal.

The florist remembers the setup… and the teardown. 😂🌿

What looks like a few hours of “flower arranging” is actually a full day (and night) of unloading trucks, building, tweaking every stem, celebrating for about five minutes… then taking it all apart while everyone else is asleep.

The glamorous part lasts a few hours.
The work lasts all day.

To every event crew still loading trucks at 2 AM—we see you. 💚

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06/26/2026

As a florist and a girl mom, I love seeing brides dedicate their bouquet—or even a single flower—to their mom.

Moms are there through so much of the wedding journey, and I think it’s such a meaningful way to pause, recognize everything they’ve done, and simply say, “Thank you.”

It’s a small gesture, but one they’ll remember forever. 🤍

06/10/2026

One little bouquet trick I use all the time…

When I’m designing a bridal bouquet, I like to check it using my phone’s reverse camera (the selfie camera). It acts like a mirror and instantly gives me a fresh perspective.

When we’re creating a bouquet, we spend so much time looking at it from our side that our eyes can miss things. Seeing it reversed helps me notice gaps, flowers that feel too heavy on one side, stems that need adjusting, or areas that need a little more movement and balance.

It’s also much closer to how the bouquet will actually appear when the bride is holding it, in photos, and as guests see it throughout the day.

No reverse camera? A mirror works just as well. Sometimes all it takes is looking at your work from a different angle to spot exactly what needs tweaking.

It’s a small step, but it’s one of those little details that helps transform a bouquet from beautiful to bridal. 💐✨

Florists: do you use the mirror trick too, or do you have another design hack you swear by?

06/01/2026

My recipes just happen to include roses, hydrangeas, and a little bit of chaos.

Every arrangement starts with a recipe. Every event ends with magic.

What’s your must-have ingredient for a perfect event? ✨👇

05/29/2026

So tell me honestly… what do you want to see more of? 🌸

⬇️ Vote below:
💡 More floral tips & tutorials
🎥 More behind-the-scenes flower chaos
✨ A mix of both

05/20/2026

Elevating your grocery store roses really is this easy 🌹✨

Before you start fluffing, follow these 3 tips first:

1. Remove all leaves + thorns
2. Let the roses fully hydrate for at least 24 hours (the petals should feel soft and naturally ready to open — never forced)
3. Hold the rose close to the bud while spinning for better control

That soft, fluffy, luxury rose look? It’s all in the prep. 🤍

Do you want to see other hacks like this? Let us know in the comments!

From start to finish, Lexi + BJs wedding day was a total vibe ✨
04/24/2026

From start to finish, Lexi + BJs wedding day was a total vibe ✨














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Miami, FL
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