PRICE GUIDE · EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT · 2026–2027
Wedding Florist cost in Ireland
€800–€4,000 per wedding. Typically €1,800.
A wedding florist in Ireland costs €800–€4,000 per wedding, typically around €1,800. The price is set by pieces (bouquets, centrepieces, arch), flowers and season and setup + takedown.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does a wedding florist cost in Ireland?
| Low end | €800 | a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | €1,800 | what most people pay |
| High end | €4,000 | 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
- Quantity of flowers — every extra bouquet, buttonhole and centrepiece adds flowers and hours of arranging.
- Complexity of designs — cascading bouquets and large installations take far longer to build than simple hand-tied posies.
- Florist's experience — an experienced wedding florist used to large installations usually charges more than a newer one.
- Size of the wedding — more guests means more reception centrepieces and more ceremony flowers to fill the space.
- Types of materials used — the flowers and greenery chosen are where most of the cost difference sits.
- Accessibility of the venue — a florist carrying arrangements up stairs or across grounds needs more time for setup and takedown.
WHAT YOU GET
What a wedding florist booking includes
Takes: The time required to create wedding floral arrangements varies based on the complexity and volume of work..
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common wedding florist jobs
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How to pay less
- Choosing flowers that are in season costs less than out-of-season blooms that have to be brought in from abroad.
- Reusing ceremony flowers as reception centrepieces means the florist makes fewer arrangements overall.
- Adding more greenery and fewer premium blooms keeps the arrangements full for less.
- Smaller centrepieces, or flowers on fewer tables, can bring the wedding florist's quote down.
- A single large floral installation as a focal point can cost less than decorating every corner of the venue.
Before you book
- Your wedding date and venue details for scheduling.
- A mood board or images that reflect your floral style and preferences.
- Information about the wedding theme and colour palette.
- Any specific flower types you want or wish to avoid.
- You can ask to see the florist's past wedding flowers, and how arrangements are kept fresh at an outdoor ceremony.
Wedding Florist cost: questions people ask
The cost of wedding floristry is influenced by factors such as the type and quantity of flowers, the complexity of designs, and the florist's experience. Seasonal availability of flowers can also impact pricing.
The time required to create wedding floral arrangements varies based on the complexity and volume of work. Typically, florists may need several hours to a couple of days to prepare everything before the wedding day.
While a general florist can handle basic arrangements, a specialist wedding florist is recommended for tailored designs that fit specific themes and styles. They understand the unique requirements of wedding events.
Same-day floral services are generally not available for weddings due to the intricate planning and preparation involved. It’s best to book your florist well in advance to ensure all details are covered.
Many wedding florists offer package deals that include related services such as delivery, setup, and even decor rentals. Booking multiple services can sometimes lead to cost savings.
Services out of scope for wedding florists may include non-floral decor, catering, or venue coordination. It's important to clarify what is included in your package to avoid misunderstandings.
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