PRICE GUIDE · EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT · 2026–2027
Wedding Florist cost in the UK
£500–£1,737 per wedding. Typically £1,250.
Wedding flowers from a UK florist usually cost £500–£1,737 per wedding, and around £1,250 is a typical spend. The number of arrangements, seasonal or imported blooms, ceremony and reception displays and a London florist decide where you land.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does a wedding florist cost in the UK?
| Low end | £500 | bouquets and buttonholes with seasonal flowers |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | £1,250 | what most people pay |
| High end | £1,737 | large installations from a London florist |
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
- Number of pieces — bouquets, buttonholes, table centrepieces and ceremony arches each add to the wedding florist's bill
- Seasonal or imported flowers — British seasonal blooms cost less than peonies in winter or imported roses
- Large installations — flower arches, hanging displays and pedestal arrangements need more stems and labour
- Setup and removal — a wedding florist dressing the venue on the morning and clearing up later charges for the time
- Moving flowers between rooms — reusing ceremony flowers at the reception saves money but needs staff
- London premium — wedding florists in London charge noticeably more than in Yorkshire or the North East
WHAT YOU GET
What a wedding florist booking includes
Takes: Planning starts months ahead, and the florist usually spends the wedding morning setting up. Not included: Large installations such as flower walls or arches, vase and stand hire beyond the package, late-night collection and travel to distant venues are usually extra.
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common wedding florist jobs
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How to pay less
- Choose seasonal British flowers and plenty of foliage rather than imported out-of-season blooms
- Move the ceremony flowers to the reception so the wedding florist reuses them
- Keep table centrepieces small or use candles alongside fewer flowers
Before you book
- Check the venue's rules on flowers, open flames, petal confetti and setup times
- Share photos of styles you like and a realistic budget with the wedding florist
- Confirm the final list of arrangements, delivery time and who collects hired vases
- Ask about allergies among the wedding party before choosing scented flowers
Wedding Florist cost: questions people ask
Usually £500–£1,737 per wedding in the UK, with about £1,250 typical. Simple bouquets and buttonholes sit at the bottom; large installations and London florists sit at the top.
Six to twelve months ahead for summer Saturdays. The final list of arrangements is usually fixed a few weeks before.
Many venues and churches allow natural petal confetti but not paper or plastic, and some ban confetti indoors. Check the venue's rules before ordering.
Yes. Many florists move ceremony arrangements to the reception room, which saves money, though it needs staff time on the day.
Flower walls, arches, extra vase or stand hire, late collection and travel to far-off venues are commonly extra.
They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, based on published UK wedding flower price guides and surveys. They show the national range rather than a quote.
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