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Wedding rush during flower shortage puts pressure on florists

With nearly 2.5 million weddings happening in the US this year, florists are in high demand amid a flower shortage.

Bouquets, boutonnieres, and flower girl baskets. Flowers can be considered one of the most essential items for a wedding. With this year having approximately 2.47 million weddings in the US, 2022 will have the highest number of weddings since 1984, according to the Wedding Report, a research company that tracks and forecasts wedding industry statistics.

Postponed ceremonies because of COVID-19 are one of the reasons cited for the boom. And while florists are seeing an increase in business, they must also navigate how to meet the high demand with a flower shortage.

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