Dixon's Florist

do and what flowers would work best to create my wildflower bouquets and Lego-character boutonnieres. She eased all of my nerves and quickly answered all of my questions. When we were in the planning stages she even brought out actual flowers that she had on hand to show me quick examples of what everything would look like! I would recommend her to everyone without even thinking twice!!

my trips home before the wedding. I left two messages with her receptionist prior to getting a return phone call for initial meeting. We met, picked out flowers, and I signed the contract that day. 5 months before wedding, I attempted to email her (easiest mode of communicating pics/ideas since I'm out of town) and discovered that her email was not listed on her business card she had provided me nor on her website. I called (after business hours) but couldn't leave a voicemail since they have no voicemail setup. I called again the next day and they gave me the email address, and I left a message with the receptionist for Gail to look for my email. I waited a week after sending an email with no response. I sent another email and left another message with the receptionist a week later, figuring she might be busy. A week later, I called again and was told that she wasn't in but would call me back that afternoon. She didn't. I called the next day (2 1/2 weeks after initial email) and was told again that she would call me back that afternoon. I said that if she didn't return my message then I would seek another florist. She called back 10 min later. She was unapologetic regarding the 2 emails and 4 phone calls across 2 and a half weeks of trying to get ahold of her. With a very condescending attitude, she told me that we had plenty of time before the wedding and denied receiving any of my prior messages. Her excuses: the receptionist never passed on a message, her Apple account was hacked and she couldn't receive email (I was already sending mail to her alternate email account as instructed by receptionist), I didn't use a capital letter in the email address (email addresses aren't case sensitive), and the email was going in her junk email and she didn't know to look for it there (I'd left three messages about the email). With her poor business and attitude, I decided to go with a different florist (too much hassle for me living out of state). I ended up shopping around and found a respectable florist who could do the same flowers for $400 cheaper... If you live local, Dixon's might work out for you but if you are unable to make in person appointments, consider another florist!!!

g and patient woman I have ever met. She listened to what I wanted and our next appointment she picked out the perfect blush and ivory flowers I've ever seen to show me what would be used. I was swooning over her ideas and they turned out to be perfect options. My bouquet was astounding and my bridesmaids were just as perfect. The flowers for the centerpieces were constantly talked about all night. She set everything up for us and it was perfect. I wanted peonies for my bouquet because they remind me of my grandfather whom just passed but they were out of seaosn, but Gail said she would try to get some if possible. She searched far and wide and found some. I didn't know this until my bouquet showed up and there they were,beautiful pink peonies! It brought tears to my eyes, Gail did it like she said she would! So thank you Gail and Dixon's florist for helping create my dream wedding and making it happen!