Taylor Flowers

Out of buisness
Mar 3rd, 2018

These guys are our of business
Jan 12th, 2018

Bottom line= Don't use these guys for a big occasion Taylor Flowers did the flowers for my June 2015 wedding. My order was pretty simple- 5 single-rose wrist corsages, 4 bridesmaids' bouquets (made up only of monte casinos), and my bridal bouquet. I had them work off photos to create all of the bouquets, which they requested and seemed comfortable with. After 2 initial face-to-face consultations to discuss pricing, specific preferences, etc., I also called or stopped by the shop 2 or 3 more times before the wedding, just to confirm the order and pre-pay. Everything seemed to be in order, and Eva (the florist) seemed friendly and attentive, albeit a little forgetful. But I figured that's why she wrote things down... When the flowers arrived (I had to send a friend to pick them up) at the wedding venue... Well, let's just say, my mom and bridesmaids spent a lot of what should have been our prep and primp time together trying to make our bouquets presentable. The stems on the monte casino bouquets were sooo long, my bridesmaids couldn't have carried them as they were. My bouquet somewhat resembled the photo I had wanted... but we had to do some adjusting before I was okay with carrying it around. (And trust me, I was a LOW maintenance bride.) But, wait, there's more. I had ordered wrist corsages for the mothers and grandmas, but instead got pin-on ones. When we called the shop to see about fixing them, we were told that the order said pin-on, and there was nothing they could do because the florist was out that day. First of all, I had NEVER wanted or said I wanted pin-on. And I had confirmed THREE times, watched her write down, wrist corsages. Secondly, why would the florist be out on the wedding day that I had booked with them FOUR months in advance? Third, even if they were right and I had changed my mind at the last minute, I didn't expect them to be so un-accommodating as to offer NO help with ANY of the issues they caused... on my wedding day. With the amount of work we ended up having to put into arranging our own flowers, I might as well have payed for the $50-worth of flowers we used and cut out the hassle of communicating with a business that didn't correctly record what I said anyway, and the cost of labor that was seriously below par.
Feb 29th, 2016