Wedding florists create beautiful arrangements to set the mood for your big day. A wedding florist will help determine your style and design bouquets, centerpieces, and more to decorate your venue. We recommend hiring a wedding florist about 10 months before your big day to ensure you have plenty of time to turn your dreams into reality.
We are a flower farm that grows and designs the flowers for your special day. We grow Calla Lilly's, lisianthus, Daisy's, hydrangeas, sunflowers, snap dragons and more. We specialize in bouquets, boutonnières, corsages, centerpieces, and arrangements for gazebos and arches. We also offer a bunches... (Wedding Florists)
Welcome to Bella! Bella Flora Event Design is an award-winning, full-service event and floral production company founded in 2004. We work & operate out of our warehouse/studio in Urbandale, Iowa. Working with all styles and budgets is our expertise. At Bella, we interpret your vision & style to... (Wedding Florists)
All InBloom is a custom wedding florist located in Columbus, Ohio that serves the surrounding region. We specialize in creating gorgeous, fresh floral designs with hints of European style. We would be honored to provide couples with stunning floral arrangements to help make their wedding day special... (Wedding Florists)
Omaha Wedding Group - Janousek Florist is a wedding floral design company based in Omaha, Nebraska. The professional and knowledgeable staff craft one-of-a-kind flower arrangements for a couple's special day. The company provides a customizable experience by allowing couples to take control over the... (Wedding Florists)
Verde Custom Flowers is based in the Bronx, New York City. This business introduces potential clients to the expansive world of flower arrangements, focusing design efforts on each customer’s vision. Every arrangement benefits from innovative and artistic curation, providing end products that embody... (Wedding Florists)
Floral Artistry is unique floral designer in Sanibel, Florida. Their designers stay abreast of popular trends and techniques, so whether you want something classic or modern, they’ll design your flowers in a way that will make your wedding space look incredible. Floral Artistry searches for the... (Wedding Florists)
Mrs. Brown’s Floral & Event Specialist is a floral and event designing business based out of Yucaipa, California. Megan Brown and her team of creative floral specialists started off designing everyday flower arrangements for family and friends as a hobby. Her dazzling creations quickly became quite... (Wedding Florists)
F.. as in Flowers is a full service wedding floral studio in Exeter, New Hampshire, that just celebrated its 20th anniversary. Owner/designer Lynn Curcio has been working in the floral design industry for over 25 years and her designs have an organic feel in their use of color and textures. To make... (Wedding Florists)
Artistry Designs Group is an event design studio based out of Tampa, Florida. The company offers couples comprehensive event design, helping you plan the finer details of everything from floral arrangements to fabric draping. Founded on the belief that your wedding day should be unforgettable, the... (Wedding Florists)
Based in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Chevy Chase Florist is a wedding floral studio serving the Maryland, District of Columbia, and Virginia areas. For over three decades, this company has been a part of their greater community. Owner Christine Topacio has helmed the business for more than 10 years and... (Wedding Florists)
Based in North Canton, Ohio, Seifert's Flower Mill is a wedding florist. Since 1975, this business has helped people add beauty and color to life's biggest moments, from birthdays to anniversaries. The talented team here want their creations to inspire joy and will work closely with you to bring... (Wedding Florists)
Based in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Cupid’s Petals is a wedding florist. They also serve weddings in Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and their surrounding areas. This professional florist uses years of experience and a wide array of fresh flowers for every wedding they work, to create something... (Wedding Florists)
Adcock Wedding & Event Florals is a floristry design business based in Benton, Louisiana, servicing weddings and other keystone events in the region. Owned and operated by master florist Jemi Adcock, this florist highlights the unique elements of each client’s wedding day vision. You can enjoy... (Wedding Florists)
Flourish is a florist business serving all of Western New York and East Aurora, New York. Norine Beiter and Carol Logan are the owners and florists behind this vibrant business. They both have 20 years of experience in the floral industry. While their signature style is incorporating rich colors and... (Wedding Florists)
B&B Designs, LLC Weddings and Special events in Reno, Nevada specializes in floral décor for wedding celebrations. If you are looking for floral arrangements for the ceremony and reception, this business can accommodate with a gorgeous floral landscape. Brandie Chisholm is the owner and lead... (Wedding Florists)
Bokay Florist is a wedding florist located in Indianapolis, Indiana that also serves the downtown, Broad Ripple, and Carmel areas. This florist promises to provide couples with gorgeous, custom designs that are unique and creative. They will work with couples to construct a floral design that... (Wedding Florists)
Nery's Flowers is a wedding and event florist in Hialeah, Florida. This family-owned and operated boutique provides beautiful, one of a kind arrangements that will make your wedding venue truly memorable. Nery’s Flowers has three generations of family, including Nery Quintana the founder, her... (Wedding Florists)
Petal Town Flowers is located in the Sonoma/Napa Wine Country, specializing in floral arrangements for weddings and events throughout the entire San Francisco Bay Area. We work with couples from near and far (we do many destination weddings). Couples can personalize the floral décor with the help of... (Wedding Florists)
KRISanthemums is a boutique flower design studio servicing Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and the Inland Northwest. Wedding flowers are my first love and designing uniquely for each individual bride is what KRISanthemums does best. Using seasonal flowers, local flowers and American grown flowers... (Wedding Florists)
Flowers by Amanda is a wedding florist based in Millbrook, Alabama. Part of the industry for more than 40 years, the team specializes in customized floral decor arrangements based on couples' ideas and preferences. The company offer various customized packages to suit couples’ preferences and... (Wedding Florists)
Your wedding florist will make your wedding day even more beautiful by providing gorgeous floral arrangements. Depending on your style and needs, your wedding flowers cost will vary, but the average cost of wedding flowers in the U.S. is around $1,500 with most couples spending between $700 and $2,500. Note that there is a wide range for the cost of wedding flowers, which is based on both where you’re getting married as well as the types and quantities of flowers you want for your wedding day.
Lower range
$ 175 or less
Average cost
$ 1500
Most couples spend between
$ 700 - $ 2500
Upper range
$ 4200 or more
Costs displayed in graph are based on spend from thousands of couples who recently reported pricing for this service within their WeddingWire review. Pricing varies based on factors including, but not limited to, vendor’s experience, level of expertise, event guest count, date, and geographic region.
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The wedding date has been chosen, the venue booked, and you've decided on your color palette and theme. It's time to think about wedding flowers, the living decorations of your special day. Wedding flowers can be one of the most creative and fun parts of the wedding planning process. It's a time to express your personal style and taste with florals that are something to remember.
No matter if you're someone who knows and loves flowers or has no idea where to start, a professional wedding florist can help shape your wedding flower vision into a reality. Here at WeddingWire, we want to make the process easy for you, so when you're ready just select florist in the drop down menu on the home page and enter the city and state of your wedding or the zip code. With one simple click dozens of florists will be at your fingertips, ready with reviews from real couples.
Here are a few things to consider when looking for your wedding florist.
To start, know what you like and dislike. Look for inspiration by browsing wedding flower photos to see specific flowers being used. It is important to consider the season so you don't fall in love with flowers that our hard to find during your wedding season. Read about 12 wedding flowers that are always in season!
When you've decided on one or a few wedding florists to meet with, there are some very important things to tell them. The first is budget. The average U.S couple should expect to spend 6-8% of their budget on flowers. It's important to be upfront with the florist ahead of time about how much you want to spend. It's also imperative to check the wedding florist's availability during your wedding day. This is the time to ask lots of questions including if they are doing any other weddings that weekend or if they plan on booking others. If you want some more advice, check this article, about question to ask your florist, out. The major points are looking at their past work and experience, finding out if decorative items (vases, linens, etc.) are provided or come at an extra cost, and getting their recommendations for your event. For a wedding florist, flowers are their job and they tend to be experts.
Now it's time to talk about style! Tell the florist your color palette, theme, venue, and attire. The color palette and theme can help the florist get ideas for what flowers would work best, but the venue can be a huge source of inspiration. It's also necessary to tell your wedding florist how many guests will be attending, as well as how many people are in the wedding party. This helps with numbers of centerpieces, bouquets, and boutonnieres. Even bring swatches of fabric from the wedding party for more floral inspiration.
Also, ask your guests ahead of time if they're allergic to any particular flowers. No one wants to have a reaction during the ceremony or reception.
On a final note, don't over-stress. Wedding flowers and wedding planning are supposed to be fun to experience.
