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How Much Should You Spend On Your Wedding Flowers?

Flower arrangements are everywhere during weddings, whether for décor or as part of the bouquets carried down the aisle by the bride and bridesmaids. It’s totally normal to wonder how much wedding flowers cost.

Your wedding flowers are one of the most beautiful elements of your wedding day.

Whether you decide on a simple wedding or go all out with a bright, vivid palette, the options can be limitless!

As of now, the industry average is around 8-12% of your overall wedding budget.

This will cover the bride’s bouquet, bridesmaids’ bouquets, boutonnières, corsages, ceremony, and reception flowers.

Wedding flowers are one of the major parts of your wedding budget. Flowers and decor set the tone, warmth, and atmosphere for your overall wedding theme.

The natural beauty of floral designs adds so much to your wedding day by creating picture-perfect photos of you and your loved ones on one of the most special days of your life.

The cost of flowers changes depending on a number of factors.

Here are some of the industry standards when it comes to pricing: 

  • Bridal Bouquets $150-350
  • Bridesmaids Bouquets $75-150
  • Flower Girl Ringlet/Basket $40-80
  • Corsages $35-50
  • Boutonniere’s $20-40
  • Table Centerpieces (low) $75-150
  • Table Centerpieces (tall) $175-300
  • Garlands (priced per foot) $20-60
  • Ceremony Arrangements $200-500
  • Card Table Decor/Tall Arrangement $150-300
  • Cocktail Table Arrangement $40-75
  • Arbor or Chuppah Rental $150-500 
  • Arbor Florals $250-2000
  • Isle Chair Shepherd Hook Rental w/Arrangement $40-125
  • Isle Bows, Ribbon, or Tulle $30-75

If you marry around Valentine’s day, expect roses to be at a premium.

If you wed in winter, certain flowers will be harder to come by and hence more expensive.

Of course, if you have a very large wedding, all costs are proportionally higher.

Florists have to pay a premium price for wedding flowers. If you’ve chosen a very specific variety or color; at the height of the wedding season, the price of white roses can double and triple.

The added work and care your wedding florist takes in selecting the most pristine blooms for your bouquets, wedding party, centerpieces, and processing the flowers days ahead of time are a few examples of why they cost more than an everyday bouquet.

At the end of the day if your wedding flowers go wrong there is no second chance. Florists can’t deliver a new bouquet the next day.

Remember: Have fun planning your wedding; it’s your special day that you’ll both look back on and talk about throughout your lives. Create your vision, and understand your budget and the look you want to achieve.

P.S. Whenever you’re ready…here are 3 ways we can help you design your dream floral wedding:

1. Book a FREE Clarity/Consultation Call – Schedule a free 20-minute (No-Obligation) call with us where we answer any wedding floral questions or concerns you might have. This will help you get a better idea of your wedding flowers needs and options – Click Here

2. Need inspiration? Check out our Portfolio – Scroll through our pictures to see some great bouquets ideas – Click Here

3. Work with us One-on-One – If you’d like to work with us to create and design your dream wedding flowers, simply fill out our short form so we get a better idea of your vision – Click Here

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