PRICE GUIDE · EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT · 2026–2027
Florist cost in Ireland
€60–€400 per order. Typically €150.
A florist in Ireland costs €60–€400 per order, typically around €150. The price is set by flowers and season, arrangement size/quantity and delivery + setup.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does a florist cost in Ireland?
| Low end | €60 | a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | €150 | what most people pay |
| High end | €400 | the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin |
Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the event suppliers near you.
What moves the price
- Type of flowers used — peonies, orchids and other out-of-season blooms cost the florist far more than seasonal flowers.
- Complexity of the design — wired bouquets and large installations take hours of hand work for the florist.
- Size of the arrangement — a larger arrangement needs more stems, more greenery and a sturdier base or vase.
- Number of arrangements — every extra table centrepiece or buttonhole adds flowers and making time to the order.
- Timing and season — flowers cost the florist more around busy dates such as Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.
- Delivery logistics — the florist builds delivery and setting up at the venue into the price, more so for large arrangements.
WHAT YOU GET
What a florist booking includes
Takes: The duration for creating floral arrangements depends on the complexity and size of the order..
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common florist jobs
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How to pay less
- Seasonal, local flowers usually cost less than imported or out-of-season blooms; you can ask the florist what is in season.
- Using more greenery and fewer focal blooms gives a florist's arrangement a full look for less.
- Moving the ceremony flowers to the reception tables gets more use from the same arrangements and the same florist order.
- Ordering flowers away from busy dates such as Valentine's Day can cost less than ordering when demand is highest.
- Collecting the flowers yourself rather than paying for delivery and setup can lower the florist's bill for smaller orders.
Before you book
- Details about the event, including date, time, and location.
- Information about preferred flower types, colours, and arrangements.
- Budget constraints to guide selection and design choices.
- Access to the venue for setup and arrangement placement.
- You can ask the florist about their floristry training and experience, and how they set up large arrangements safely at the venue.
Florist cost: questions people ask
The cost of floral arrangements can vary based on the type of flowers used, the complexity of the design, and the size of the arrangement. Seasonal availability and delivery charges may also impact the overall price.
The duration for creating floral arrangements depends on the complexity and size of the order. Simple bouquets may take a couple of hours, while elaborate setups for events can require several days of preparation.
While general florists can handle most floral needs, hiring a specialist florist with experience in event design can be beneficial for larger or more intricate arrangements. They often have a deeper understanding of floral aesthetics and logistics.
Many florists offer same-day delivery for last-minute orders, but availability can vary based on the florist's schedule and the complexity of the arrangement. It's best to check in advance, especially during peak seasons.
Yes, many florists offer package deals for multiple floral arrangements, especially for events like weddings or corporate functions. Booking several jobs together can also lead to discounts and streamlined service.
Florists typically do not handle event planning, venue setup, or catering services. Their primary focus is on floral design and arrangements, so any additional services would need to be coordinated with other professionals.
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