A preface: of all our wedding vendors, this is our only negative review — every other vendor was wonderful.
We hired Petit Fleur Events for our July 4, 2026 wedding. Every stateme...nt below is documented in our signed contract, the vendor's own emails, or witnessed by our wedding party.
Start with the contract. We paid a non-refundable $2,500 retainer based on an itinerary of services; when my now-wife asked — twice, in writing — what the actual contract was, the full terms arrived June 3, with the remaining balance demanded "by tomorrow," one month before our wedding. By then, realistically, there was no changing vendors. Those terms included a non-disparagement clause purporting to restrict clients from posting negative reviews. Had we seen that clause before money changed hands, it alone would have turned us away. (Everything here is factual, and we raised every concern directly and professionally with the vendor in writing first — as it requires.)
We signed a $5,332 agreement and paid $5,276 of it by June 5, in full under her payment schedule. At the design mockup — held 18 days before the wedding, outside the 60-to-30-day window in her own contract, after she rescheduled it from the date we requested — my wife declined every offered upgrade that came with a price. Dahlias at a $500 increase: no. Each time a cost was named: no. We were plainly staying inside our contracted budget.
Then on July 1, three days before the wedding, we received a rewritten "itinerary of services" raising the subtotal from $5,276 to $6,733 — roughly 26% — built almost entirely from changes never disclosed as carrying any price. No change order, no markup against the signed version: the $1,051 courtesy discount was removed while other fees were waived in roughly offsetting amounts, and line items were silently added, deleted, and repriced throughout. Nothing could be tracked against what we signed; we had to reconstruct it line-by-line ourselves.
When we pushed back with the signed documents, the vendor claimed in writing that a line item "was added" in later revisions and that those arrangements "simply do not exist." That line appears verbatim in the itinerary she signed. After we quoted it back, she confirmed they would be provided after all. She also refused the cake florals — despite a "Cake Floral + Table Décor" section in the signed itinerary that she herself priced at $50 — and declined our written offers, made three times, to pay for requested additions through a standard change order.
We were informed she would be on vacation from before our wedding through July 8. On the day, the boutonnieres fell apart during the event — multiple members of our wedding party witnessed this — and in our opinion the arrangements fell well short of the mockup we approved. Since our final email, we have received no further responses.
Our advice to any couple considering this vendor: demand the full contract before paying anything, get every change in a signed written change order, keep every email, and compare every revised document line-by-line against what you signed. We wish we were writing a different review.
— Kent & Giordana, married July 4, 2026, Book Tower, Detroit