Pricing Overview
Every couple is unique and each wedding is a reflection of a couple’s style and aesthetic. We specialize in bespoke wedding floral services, and create each and every wedding from scratch. Our inspiration for each wedding starts with the couple: their style, their needs, their dreams and aspirations. As such, pricing varies dramatically. Our weddings range between $4,000-$30,000, dependent on factors like design, flower type, seasonality, other materials and supplies, labor, complexity of the wedding, extra delivery vehicles, set up, transfer, turn over, etc. Most of our wedding range from $6,000-$12,000, and most of our couples typical budget about 15-18% of the wedding budget for flowers décor. Below we have rough pricing for common elements of a wedding.
Bridal bouquet. $285 and up
Bridesmaids: $100 and up
Boutonniere: $15 and up
Corsages: $45 and up
Flower girl: $75 and up
Short centerpieces: $175-250
Tall centerpieces from $385-$650ea
Floral arch: $1200 and up
Floral Chandelier and flower wall: $3000 and up
Rose petals: $15 per dozen, and we recommend 20-30 dozen for a thick carpet of petals
We book a limited number of events each year to ensure each client is properly cared for. As such, we require a minimum floral budget of $4,000 plus taxes and fees.
Factors that Impact Pricing
[Type of Flowers] To achieve our aesthetic, we often rely on a wide variety of flowers to create the texture and volume. It’s often not possible to substitute flower types, even between similar items like a standard rose versus a garden rose. Garden roses can cost up to 5x more per stem than standard roses.
[Colors] As with the law of supply and demand, high-demand flower colors tend to be more expensive. For example, bridal blush and neutral roses in shades of cream and coffee are more expensive.
[Size/Scale] One size does not fit all. We scale our bouquets to our brides, our arches to the couple’s height, and centerpieces to the venue space. This ensures that these items are proportional to their setting. And of course, the larger the scale, the greater the cost.
[Style] Certain styles take more time and materials to design. For example, our organic, garden-inspired fine-art centerpieces require much more time and plant material to create that effortless look, from the design, preparation, and the actual build of each centerpiece.
[Perishability] Flowers, by nature, are ephemeral, and the more delicate flowers are even more so. As such, we often have to overcompensate by purchasing more to ensure we have enough product to use in our arrangements. For examples, bridal favorites like cafe au lait dahlias and hellabores are highly prone to wilting, so we purchase extra to make sure we have enough of a good selection to use in bouquets and arrangements.
[Other Floral Supplies] If you’ve ever admired our large installations like ceremony arches, chuppahs, chandeliers - you would be surprised to find out that the foundation of each of those items is a heavy base of non-floral supplies like chicken wire, industrial cable ties, metal brackets, and wooden joints - all to support the weight of the flowers. Sometimes, these hard materials cost even more than the fresh flowers that they support! And once they are covered with flowers, the labor required to stand up the arch, or raise the chandelier - it’s a substantial amount of effort - which leads to our next point.
[Delivery + Setup] It takes a village to set up a wedding. Our team is generally from min of 4 people to 10 people per wedding, depending on the needs. We have to package the flowers for safe transit; then we load the trucks. While we travel with the flowers, we hold our breaths and hope nothing bad happens along the way - like a car accident or one of the air conditioners giving out. Once we arrive on-site at an event, we unload (assuming there is a safe place to do so!) and start the on-site designing process. On event days, our team clocks in 10-14 hours, and often times, late into the night, after all the wedding guests have gone home.
[Transfer from Ceremony to Reception] It is common for weddings to have separate locations for the ceremony and reception. This requires setup and breakdown of two separate locations, which requires even more labor to make this happen.
[Re-purposing Flowers] To make the most out of the flowers, couples often ask us to re-purpose ceremony flowers for the reception. In order to do so, this requires our team to stick around until after the ceremony to do the transfer, easily taking another few hours across a team of multiple people.
[Break Down] As mentioned earlier, we often have 14 hour days - because what goes up must come down! While the wedding guests start to go home and the dancing winds down, our team in on-site to start breaking down and cleaning up all the flowers. We must remove all the flowers, recover any vases, re-pack our vehicles. And once back at the studio, we empty and clean-out the trucks, composting whatever flower materials are left. We’re lucky if we make it to bed before 2am on an event day.
[Transportation] Depending on the wedding, transportation needs will vary. Events needing tall centerpieces and large installations will need extra delivery trucks, which also add to the overall cost.
What we do is truly a labor of love and requires a lot of preparation, hard work, and dedication to making every wedding perfect. We truly love our jobs, and feel so honored to be able to bring joy to couples on their most special day. If you would like us to put together a bespoke proposal for you, please contact us today for a personal consultation to discuss your dream wedding. We are so happy to serve you. Thank you!