Find a wedding florist who fits your style, your season, and your budget, from a few statement arrangements to full ceremony and reception design. Browse vetted florists and floral designers by city, see their work come to life through photos of real weddings, and connect with your favorites directly.
Wedding floral design and concept company based out of Austin, Texas.
Adorations Botanical Artistry creates luxury wedding floral design that feels timeless, garden-inspired, and deeply personal. With over a decade of weddings featured on Carats + Cake, we bring refined artistry, seasonal beauty, and seamless service to celebrations across California and Northeast Ohio.
Rosado Events and Design is a full-service luxury floral event decor company headquartered in Arizona, serving all states in the USA, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Expertly curating floral designs for weddings and corporate events. Founded with a rebellious spirit and hunger for innovation. Our goals is to become a powerhouse of luxury floral decor.
Plant Girl Floral is a New England–based floral design studio specializing in luxury weddings and events across Rhode Island, Cape Cod, and coastal New England. Known for our romantic, refined, and artfully composed designs, we create floral arrangements that tell each couple’s story through color, texture, and movement. From lush…
With decades of floral expertise and a passion for creativity, we transform our clients ideas into a cohesive vision that elevates their event.Our commitment to stunning floral designs has earned us a reputation as one of Nashville's top florists, trusted by clients and respected by leading wedding and event vendors across Middle Tennessee.
Ever Bloom is a faux floral studio creating unreal, design-forward florals for weddings and events that deserve to feel intentional, elevated, and unforgettable. We specialize in premium faux floral design and curated rentals—offering couples and planners a sustainable, stress-free alternative to fresh florals without sacrificing beauty or…
White Fox Floral Design is a women-owned and operated small business based in Alexandria, VA. We specialize in custom florals for special events and weddings of all sizes. Whether you're interested in our elopement package or full-service floral design, we're here to bring your vision to life.
Empress Floral Co. is a San Francisco-based wedding and event floral design studio. The name comes from the Empress tarot card, which stands for abundance, beauty, and the nurturing power of nature. These values inspire everything I do, both in life and in my work.What makes Empress Floral Co. special is a strong commitment to sustainability and…
Cultivating the ExtraordinarySustainable Bespoke Event FloristryAppleberry Farm is a cut flower farm and design studio in Sandy Hook, Connecticut, specializing in sustainable floral design and cultivation. We work with locally grown, seasonal flowers from our farm or other local flower farms to create unique floral pieces for you.Event…
Based in New Hampshire, White Birch Floral is a boutique wedding & event floral design studio serving all of New England.
Florist & Hound Design, established in 2018, is a distinguished fine art floral studio dedicated to crafting breathtaking full-service wedding, event design, and editorials. This studio serves the vibrant Chicago area and offers destination services, passionately embracing originality, artistry, and sustainability in every unique creation.
Asteria Weddings creates bold, garden-inspired florals for couples who want something unforgettable. From full-service installs to grab-and-go bouquets, we make wedding flowers simple, stunning, and stress-free—serving Sacramento, Napa, Tahoe, and beyond.
Rebecca Rose Events is a boutique creative agency specializing in full-service event planning, floral and event design, and custom stationery. Known for producing highly personalized destination weddings and experiences, the team brings artistry, strategy, and polish to every celebration.
We joyfully create events, florals, and installations that captivate and inspire. Every detail is thoughtfully considered - sometimes with quiet elegance, other times with bold expression; but always with the goal of showcasing what makes your celebration uniquely yours.
LEILANI DONNAN EVENTS IS A HIGH-END EVENT DESIGN AND PLANNING STUDIO, CRAFTING GUEST-CENTRICAND DESIGN-FORWARD WEDDINGS AND SOCIAL CELEBRATIONS WORLDWIDE. From concept to creation, our hands-on approach ensures each event we produce is rooted in depth and style and is a true representation of our clients' vision, amplified by our…
Karla has been planning and designing weddings in Los Cabos and Main Land Mexico for over 20 years and is an awarded leader in Los Cabos Wedding Industry. She has been blessed to be part of Events and Weddings of all shapes and sizes, from intimate affairs to grand, multi-day Soirees. She has received awards and recognitions throughout Mexico,…
ABOUT LOTTIE & CO. We believe luxury is felt—not announced. Our work is rooted in balance: strength and softness, structure and beauty, precision and ease. Every event we design is intentional, elevated, and deeply personal, crafted to feel effortless while leaving a lasting impression. Grace with intention. Elegance with ease. We aim to…
From the moment your guests arrive, their focus will be on one thing: the breathtaking wedding that’s uniquely yours. Every detail, every moment, and every joyful memory will reflect your vision. Your wedding will be filled with love, laughter, and a seamless experience that leaves nothing to chance. At MOD Events, we specialize in…
Luxurious Events is an awar winning, Vogue featured event planning and production firm creating elevated, personalized celebrations. From bespoke weddings to high-end events, we blend world-class vendors with a client first approach to deliver seamless, refined experiences that are as meaningful as they are unforgettable.
With more than twenty-five years in the wedding and event industry, Jade Ladson has earned her reputation as one of Atlanta’s most respected and sought-after planners. As the Founder and Creative Director of J. Ladson Weddings, she is known for producing sophisticated, heartfelt celebrations where timeless elegance meets intentional detail.
I am a woman, an architect, and a dreamer, deeply enchanted by the natural beauty of my homeland—a passion that inspires my creativity and informs my work.Fate led me into the realm of Visual Merchandising, where I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with some of the most renowned luxury and high-fashion brands. Over the last 25 years, I…
Led by founder Fátima Falcón, Momentos Weddings & Events Los Cabos curates elevated destination weddings for couples who value design, detail, and peace of mind. With over a decade of experience and more than 100 five-star reviews, our team is known for thoughtful planning, seamless execution, and weddings that reflect each couple’s…
Imagine someone who can design your dreams! Welcome to our bespoke wedding planning and design studio.
Eventfully Designed is an award-winning wedding and event planning and design company based in Dallas, Texas. With over a decade of experience in luxury wedding planning, custom design, and floral design, we make the planning process effortless and transparent—so you can stay present and focused on what truly matters.We specialize in fully…
Iole Criscitiello Wedding & Eventi is a boutique and bespoke wedding agency based in Italy, specializing in luxury destination weddings across the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, Puglia, Lake Como, and beyond. With a refined eye for design and a meticulous approach to planning, we craft iconic celebrations that reflect each couple’s unique story.…
Hosting your wedding in Mexico allows for a more immersive, multi-day celebration—accessing extraordinary venues and guest experiences that are increasingly rare in the U.S. and Canada at a similar investment. Champagne Events Mexico guides couples in making the most of this opportunity through thoughtful planning and refined execution.
A wedding florist turns your vision into the flowers your guests actually remember: the bouquet you carry down the aisle, the arch you say your vows beneath, the centerpieces on every table. The right florist reads your style, knows what blooms in your season, and designs a cohesive look across the ceremony and reception so nothing feels like an afterthought. This directory makes that person easy to find. Browse vetted wedding florists and floral designers chosen from real, beautifully documented weddings, compare their work by city, and reach out to your favorites directly.
A wedding florist designs, sources, and installs every floral element of your wedding, from the personal flowers you hold to the large-scale installations that transform a room. The job is part artist, part logistics: choosing a palette and flower mix that fit your style and season, then making sure every arrangement arrives fresh, on time, and in the right place.
In practice that means the bridal bouquet, bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, and corsages, plus the ceremony moments where flowers do the heavy lifting, like a floral wedding arch or the blooms lining your ceremony aisle. At the reception, your florist handles centerpieces, statement pieces for the bar and escort table, and any hanging or suspended installationsthat change the feel of the space.
A full-service florist also manages the parts you never see: ordering from growers, conditioning the flowers, building everything in a cooled studio, delivering and installing on site, and returning to break down at the end of the night. That behind-the-scenes work is most of what you are paying for, and it is the difference between flowers that fade by dinner and flowers that look right through the last dance.
Wedding flower cost depends on what you order, not on a single sticker price. The biggest drivers are the number and size of your arrangements, the specific flowers you choose, and whether you want large statement installations. A handful of seasonal centerpieces and personal flowers sits at one end of the range; a ceremony arch, a flower wall, and suspended installations sit at the other.
Flower selection matters as much as quantity. Peonies, garden roses, lily of the valley, and orchids carry a premium and have short or unpredictable seasons, while in-season, locally grown blooms stretch the same budget further. Scale, labor, delivery, on-site setup, and breakdown all factor in too, which is why two weddings with the same guest count can land in very different places.
Rather than chase an average, decide what flowers are worth to you relative to your overall wedding budget, then request custom quotes from two or three florists whose work you love. Share your palette, your venue, and a realistic range up front, and a good florist will tell you exactly what is achievable and where to focus for the most impact.
Flowers appear at nearly every stage of a wedding, and a good florist designs them as one connected look rather than a series of one-off orders. The non-negotiables are the personal flowers, the bridal bouquet, bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, and corsages, but the bigger opportunities are in the spaces your guests move through.
At the ceremony, flowers set the tone the moment guests sit down: aisle arrangements, altar or ceremony flowers, and a focal arch or chuppah that doubles as the backdrop for every photo of your vows. A wildflower bouquet reads very differently from structured calla lilies, so this is where your florist translates your aesthetic into something physical.
At the reception, centerpieces anchor each table, while greenery, garlands, and the occasional floral cake accent carry the palette across the room. Many couples ask their florist to repurpose ceremony pieces, moving aisle arrangements to the head table or the bar, which keeps the design cohesive and the flowers working all night.
Treat the first consultation like an interview. The strongest signal is whether the florist understands your vision quickly and can talk through trade-offs honestly, not just say yes to everything.
Ask what is included in each proposal and what counts as an add-on, how they handle delivery, setup, and breakdown, and whether they have worked your venue before. Ask how they price (by arrangement, by package, or by overall scope), how flexible the design is if your guest count shifts, and what they substitute if a specific bloom is unavailable that week. Find out how many weddings they take per weekend and who actually runs your day if the lead designer is out.
Bring images, a color palette, and your venue details rather than a rigid flower list. Florists design best when they know the feeling you want and the space they are working in, and the right one will steer you toward what will be beautiful, available, and in season for your date.
Book your wedding florist six to nine months before the wedding, and sooner if you are marrying in peak season or want a florist in high demand. The best floral designers take a limited number of weddings per weekend and book out twelve to eighteen months ahead for popular dates, so the short list you love can fill fast.
You do not need every detail decided to reach out. Once you have your date, your venue, and a rough guest count, you have enough to start consultations and hold a designer. Carats & Cake's editorial team consistently sees the same pattern across featured weddings: the couples happiest with their flowers locked in a florist early, then refined the design over the following months, rather than scrambling for whoever was still available.
Start with style, then shortlist two or three florists and study full weddings they have designed, not just single hero shots. You are hiring an eye and a point of view, so look for range, consistent quality, and weddings that feel like the one you are picturing. Recent reviews fill in the rest: look for patterns around communication, reliability, and how they handled last-minute changes.
Seasonality and venue fit matter more than a specific flower wish list. A florist who knows your venue arrives understanding the light, the ceiling height, the load-in, and what holds up in the heat or cold of your date. If you are working with a wedding planner, they can usually point you to florists they trust, since an established planner arrives with a vetted team for flowers, cake, and the rest of your day.
Most of all, trust the rapport. You will share a lot of back-and-forth and a meaningful part of your budget with this person, so a florist who listens, responds, and gets excited about your ideas is worth more than one with a slightly prettier portfolio.
Searching locally is the smart default. A florist who works your area knows the venues, the seasonal flower availability, and the realistic delivery and setup logistics for your market, and local sourcing keeps the design fresh. Wedding florists in major metros like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Austin, and San Diego book quickly, so start your search as soon as you have a date.
Open the full vendor directory to browse florists and every other category in your area, and if you are still choosing where to marry, the wedding venues directory pairs naturally with this one. The best florist-and-venue combinations happen when both already know how to work the same space.
Ready to find yours? Browse the florists below, filter by your city and the look you want, and reach out to your favorites to check availability for your date.
Wedding flower cost tracks with what you order, not a flat rate. The main drivers are the number and size of your arrangements, the specific flowers you choose, and whether you want large installations like an arch or a flower wall. In-season, locally grown blooms stretch a budget further than premium or out-of-season flowers, so the most reliable approach is to request custom quotes from a couple of florists whose work you love.
A wedding florist designs, sources, installs, and breaks down every floral element of your day. That spans personal flowers like the bridal bouquet and boutonnieres, ceremony pieces like the arch and aisle, and reception flowers like centerpieces and statement installations. Much of the value is the invisible work: ordering from growers, conditioning the flowers, and delivering and setting up on site.
Book six to nine months before the wedding, and earlier for peak-season dates or in-demand designers who book twelve to eighteen months out. You only need your date, your venue, and a rough guest count to start consultations and hold a florist.
Ask what each proposal includes versus what counts as an add-on, how they price, and how they handle delivery, setup, and breakdown. Confirm they have worked your venue or similar spaces, how flexible the design is if your numbers change, and what they substitute if a specific flower is unavailable. Bring a palette and inspiration images rather than a fixed flower list.
Shortlist two or three florists whose full weddings match your style, then read recent reviews for communication and reliability. Favor designers who know your venue and your season, since fit and seasonality matter more than any single flower. Above all, choose the one who listens well and gets your vision, because rapport carries the whole process.
Often, yes. In-house or planner-supplied flowers can work for simple arrangements, but a dedicated florist brings design range, custom installations, and a deeper flower selection. Many couples use their planner's recommendation to find a specialist florist rather than defaulting to a one-size package.
The right florist matches your style, works fluently in your season, and makes the flowers feel like an extension of you. Use the directory above to compare florists by city and aesthetic, study the real weddings in their portfolios, and reach out to the two or three you connect with most. Booking early is the surest way to land the designer you want for your date.
