When planning your wedding, you need to prioritize what you'll spend your money on. You are not required to have florals, or to spend a set amount for florals, or have specific bouquets or arrangements, but most choose to have flowers in their wedding and wedding budget planners have flowers coming in around 8 - 10% of your total wedding budget. The things that impact your overall expenses for flowers -

• the flowers you select, especially those that are only available at certain times of the year, flowers in high demand at certain times of the year (think roses during Valentine's), and exotic flowers that are always higher priced
• the size, intricacy, and complexity of the floral pieces
• the sources of the flowers and the distance they have to be transported. We use local sources whenever possible to help control costs
• the size of your venue, the size of your wedding party, and your guest list (number of tables)

Be sure you get a written proposal that details everything you decide on, along with the exact charges for each item, including delivery, setup, and 'designer fees'.

Essentials

Wedding Couple

• Bridal Bouquet ($110 - $300)
• Bridal Toss ($45)
• Boutonniére ($18 - $30)

Wedding Party

• Bridesmaids Bouquets ($55 - $155)
• Groomsmen Boutonniéres ($18 - $25)

Get inspired and see some examples in our photo galleries of wedding bouquets, and boutonniéres and corsages

Other People Flowers

• Parents and Grandparents
  • Corsages
    • Wrist ($35 - $45)
    • Pin-on ($20 - $40)
  • Boutonniéres ($18 - $25)
• Flower Girl ($35 - $55)
• Ring Bearer ($15 - $20)
• Other Boutonniéres - Ushers, Officiant, Musicians, Readers ($18 - $25)
• Other Corsages ($20 - $45)

Ceremony Flowers

• Arrangements - altar ($75 - $275)
• Arch/Chuppah ($175 - $500)
• Aisle Runners/Markers - Custom

Reception Flowers

• Table Centerpieces ($65 - $300)
  • Head Table
  • Cake and Cake Table
  • Card and Gift Table
  • Guest Tables

View some examples in our cakes, centerpieces, and head table gallery