Right now, since it's a been a week, the tops of the flowers are curved so that they are pointing up, but the rest of the plant is still very leaned. The rest of the plant will follow, or will I just end up with a new curvy Salvia variety? :)

I think it might for a bit. It should be okay next year though. What zone are you in?

I'm in zone 6. Do you think trying to dig it up to re-position it might be too stressful for the plant? I appreciate your help, this is my first attempt at gardening.

The nemerosa sages tend to do this a lot, especially in the warmer parts of their zones, more so in the southeastern parts of the USA. Moving them will not help much unless you can provide colder summer nights.

Only the salvia that was more directly in the wind path is leaning, so I think it might have been pushed down a bit, which is why I thought replanting/repositioning it might work. I'm just worried moving it around could cause too much stress to the plant since it is still new.