There is no horticultural reason to avoid acrylic vases for fresh flowers. The only consideration is weight: acrylic is lighter than glass, so tall arrangements may be more prone to tipping.
Solutions
Communicate with Your Florist
Ask why they object. Many florists now use acrylic/plastic to reduce costs. If they're unwilling to collaborate on your vision, consider finding a florist who will work within your budget and style.
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