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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.
Petal's Edge is a custom floral design company specializing in weddings and events. Operating from our studio in Old Town Alexandria, we excel in the planning and creativity necessary to bring style and panache to any event – no matter how big or how small. Founded in 2004, Petal’s Edge quickly... (Wedding Florists)
Royalty Flowers, is a company that is passionate about the flowers they provide and are located in Alexandria, Virginia. They’re skilled at everything from simple floral arrangements to dramatic floral designs. They'll work with you one-on-one to create the wedding of your dreams. Royalty Flowers,... (Wedding Florists)
Always keeping up with the latest trends and fashions, keeps Pedestals in the forefront of the industry. We are located in Garden City Park and have been creating imaginative and elegant floral arrangements for over twenty years. Each client comes to Pedestals with a vision representing their unique... (Wedding Florists)
O’Rourke and Birch Florist is a wedding florist located in Waterbury, Connecticut. This family-run business offers a range of quality floral arrangements to prospective newlyweds. The expert team incorporates seasonal flowers into their freshly-made products, from spring tulips, and calla lilies to... (Wedding Florists)
Based in Oak Park, Illinois, Westgate Flowers is a professional wedding floral designing team offering finely-detailed bridal bouquets and stunning centerpieces. Since 1900, the team has designed flowers in countless weddings throughout the surrounding local areas of Illinois, including Chicago, Oak... (Wedding Florists)
Floral Design Studio is a wedding florist located in Fremont, California, who serves the San Francisco, Monterey, and Napa Valley region. They consult with couples to create custom floral designs that match their wishes and help make wedding events look beautiful and elegant. Couples can be... (Wedding Florists)
Bella Flowers is a professional wedding floral design company based in Huntington, New York. With 25 years of experience, Bella Flowers can cater to your style and color scheme using fresh florals and beautiful blooms to create your perfect bouquet. Services Offered Whether you envision a simple and... (Wedding Florists)
Located in Nashville, Tennessee, CREATIONS BY DEBBIE is a wedding florist and décor provider. We can design arrangements in any style. Our most popular styles include: Romantic, tropical, country, classic, modern, rustic, and vintage. Our Award winning designers can create every aspect of floral... (Wedding Florists)
A wedding florist in Pleasonton, California, Bloomies On Main has been enhancing local celebrations for over a decade. Owner Eileen Velen has owned this company since 2005, although the company was first established in 2000. Eileen is joined by Sarah, the head floral designer, and Kris, who has been... (Wedding Florists)
An Occasion Flowers creates beautiful, European-inspired designs for weddings, special affairs and business events. We enhance occcasions, whether grand or intimate, using the finest botanicals, hand-selected for freshness and quality. We are passionate about flowers and it shows! We invite you to... (Wedding Florists)
Willow Branch Flowers and Design is a specialty wedding and event florist located in Mooresville, North Carolina. Stacey Abernathy, owner and lead designer at Willow Branch, has created hundreds of weddings in and around the Lake Norman and Charlotte areas for the past fifteen years. Willow Branch... (Wedding Florists)
Stylish Stems of Atlanta, GA specializes in floral design and décor for beautiful weddings and events. All members of Stylish Stems are experienced in providing aesthetically stunning décor while attending to each couple’s preferences and budget. As you design the landscape of your wedding event,... (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)
Ruth Ridgeway Design is a wedding florist located in Stamford, Connecticut. They are committed to listening to your heart while flawlessly meeting every detail. After all, the professional and talented team is inspired by your dreams and desires. With Ruth Ridgeway Design, you can expect pure... (Wedding Florists)
Studio One Twenty Three West is a wedding florist located in Braintree, Massachusetts. Specializing in complete wedding customization, their team pays close attention to the style of your event or wedding with great consideration of personal tastes, seasonal changes, and trends. Creating... (Wedding Florists)
Details by Design Events is a wedding florist and wedding coordinator located in the San Francisco Bay Area of California. We specialize in providing floral designs and coordination services for couples to ensure their special day is properly and meticulously cared for. Services Offered Details by... (Wedding Florists)
A Love’s In Bloom is a florist located in Martinez, California, that serves the San Francisco area. Owner Valarie has 20 years of experience in the wedding industry and knows exactly what couples want and need on their wedding day. She collaborates with each and every couple and works with them to... (Wedding Florists)
What began as a small mom and pop florist shop in 1918 has grown into one of South Florida’s premier go-to establishments for brides, grooms, and all couples in and out of the states as well as those looking to add that special touch to their proposal, bar/bat mitzvah, sweet sixteen, baby shower,... (Wedding Florists)
Welcome to Elegant Details Floral & Event Design! With more than 18 years of experience in the creative field of floral and event design, Ricardo looks forward to meeting you to get to know you and hear all about your wedding or event. He uderstands how important this day is and appreciates the... (Wedding Florists)
Heritage Flowers is a professional floral company located in Lakeville, Massachusetts. Their goal is to turn your vision into a reality. They’re skilled in a variety of styles, including modern, timeless, rustic and glamorous to name a few. Heritage Flowers promises to include special touches 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.
View flowers costsThe 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.
