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Wedding Floral Style

Tall Pedestal Arrangement Design Guide

Tall pedestal arrangements are the vertical statement pieces of a wedding — flanking the ceremony aisle, marking reception entrances, or anchoring the head table. The design logic is different from low arrangements: you're designing for visibility at 30+ inches off the ground, which changes the proportions completely.

48 stems$92–$132 wholesale$276–$462 retail

Key characteristics

Vertical emphasis — arrangement is taller than wideBranch materials for height (delphinium, foxglove, snapdragon)Elevated base (30+ inches off the ground)Concentrated focal cluster at the topSparse lower body (pedestal does the visual work below)

The tall pedestal arrangement aesthetic

Tall pedestal arrangements emphasize vertical movement and upward reach. The silhouette is narrower than a low compote, taller, and more architectural. Flowers branch outward at the top like a blooming tree. Delphinium, foxglove, and branch materials add the essential height.

Flower Recipe

Real stem counts with 2025 US wholesale pricing

White Delphinium

focal$2.50–$3.50
8

White Garden Rose

focal$3.00–$4.00
10

White Snapdragon

secondary$1.75–$2.75
6

White Lisianthus

secondary$2.00–$3.00
8

Silver Dollar Eucalyptus

greenery$1.00–$1.50
10

Italian Ruscus

greenery$0.90–$1.40
6
Total Stems48

Wholesale Cost

$92–$132

Suggested Retail

$276–$462

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Best for

The tall pedestal arrangement style works best for these venues, seasons, and contexts.

  • Grand ceremonies
  • Ballroom weddings
  • Estate venues
  • Entry statement pieces

Design tips for this style

1

Use delphinium or foxglove as your tallest element — they give you 8+ inches of vertical impact per stem.

2

Balance the focal weight at the top, not the middle — pedestal arrangements look wrong when heavy in the center.

3

Use a footed compote vessel so the arrangement visually sits on a 'stem' rather than a base.

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