#28: Beyond Petals: Making The Most Of Your Wedding Florals & Styling With Steph Jordan of Nunu Designs
A wedding’s style isn’t just about aesthetics. Floral and event designer Steph Jordan makes sure that every design detail and flower arrangement reflects the couple accurately.
Steph is the Owner and Director of Nunu Designs, award-winning wedding florists passionate about making your event even better than how you imagined.
In this chat we discuss:
● The difference between a wedding stylist and wedding florist
● Hiring the right wedding stylist and florist
● How to start the styling process
● Bringing style and floral ideas to life
● Budgeting for styling
● Deciding the final look
● Personalising a wedding’s style
● Streamlining the styling process
Arguably, one of the most critical parts of a wedding is its look. Whether you’ve been thinking about what your dream wedding would look like since you were a kid, saved design inspiration on Pinterest and Instagram, or haven’t got a clue about flower pairings, a professional stylist and florist will help you bring your ideas to life.
It’s integral to build trust and a rapport with your vendor. Ultimately, it’s a collaboration between you and them.
Meeting with the stylist, whether face-to-face or online, allows you to explain your thoughts in detail to help them make the best design decisions on your behalf. They can help you stay within your budget while maintaining the wow factor and personalisation of your wedding.
Links & Vendors Mentioned:
Find Nunu Designs:
On Polka Dot Wedding: Nunu Designs
On Facebook: Nunu Designs
On Instagram: @nunuau
On Pinterest: @nunudesignsau
Find Steph Jordan:
On LinkedIn: Stephanie Jordan
Find Dorothy & the Polka Dot Wedding team:
On Instagram: @polkadotwedding
On the website: polkadotwedding.com
This podcast was produced by Polka Dot Wedding
The Polka Dot Wedding team is honoured to conduct our work on the land of the BoonWurrung, WoiWorung, Eora and Kuring-gai people. We honour the traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders custodians of the land and pay our respects to Elders past & present.
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