#1Windflower Florist — Roses Bridal Bouquet from S$65
For a smaller bridal bouquet, Windflower’s roses and baby’s breath start from S$65, with stalk-count options that make size an explicit budget decision.
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Compare bridal bouquets, personal-flower bundles and ceremony styling, ordered by featured price with inclusions and booking costs to check.
In this shortlist, a fresh bridal bouquet starts from S$65, preserved bouquets from S$95 and personal-flower bundles from S$250. Table décor starts at S$128; bespoke wedding commissions can carry a separate minimum spend.
Here’s a quick comparison of the vendors based on pricing and reviews.
Wedding florist prices in Singapore depend on the job you need done: a bridal bouquet, personal flowers for the family, or décor across several wedding spaces. Decide which areas need flowers before comparing quotations; otherwise, a very affordable bouquet can accidentally become your imaginary venue budget.
The 19 options below run from the lowest to highest featured price. Each heading names the service being priced, including any session basis or minimum spend. These are selected package benchmarks, not a ranking of every vendor’s entire catalogue.
All amounts are in Singapore dollars. “From” prices are starting rates; confirm flower materials, quantities, delivery, installation, collection and applicable taxes in your quotation. The Quick Comparison shows general vendor pricing, which may refer to a different service; use the numbered headings for this article’s featured prices.
For a smaller bridal bouquet, Windflower’s roses and baby’s breath start from S$65, with stalk-count options that make size an explicit budget decision.
Preserved flowers keep the material choice clear: Bliss lists a bridal bouquet from S$95, suited to brides choosing personal flowers before considering venue décor.
Choosing between floral shapes? Petals Plus lists a baby’s breath and rose bridal bouquet at S$100, or a cascading phalaenopsis option at S$160.
Start with Root’s bridal bouquet from S$108 if personal flowers are your priority. Wedding decoration is separately quoted, useful when your venue requirements remain open.
For reception corners, the S$128 Photo Table Premium and Reception Table sets exclude tables and tablecloths; the reception set also excludes the angbao box.
Arty lists wedding décor from S$150 and ROM setups from S$399, giving ceremony-focused couples two entry points to explore; request itemised inclusions before choosing.
A practical ceremony option, EDEN’s S$200 session includes an artificial floral centrepiece, runner, pen, chair signs and five white Tiffany chairs; your venue provides the table.
For couples weighing a bouquet against a larger floral commission, Charlotte Puxley lists bouquets at S$250–S$350 and a separate S$4,500 minimum spend for bespoke weddings.
Cover the couple and parents with a bouquet, boutonniere and parent corsages from S$250. Petite Fleur lists home solemnisation at S$1,050 and church packages from S$1,600.
Planning ceremony décor alongside a decorated wedding car? Luna lists solemnisation sets from S$250, with separate faux-flower car décor at S$480 or fresh flowers at S$780.
With a Standard Solemnisation Package starting from S$280, 5 Stones gives ROM-focused couples a ceremony-specific starting point; confirm the arrangements, quantities and installation covered.
For tea ceremonies, S$280 covers a Double Happiness display, lanterns and two floral arrangements. A separate S$350 solemnisation setup includes an arch and chair florals.
Artcammy’s S$298 Simplicity package suits couples coordinating family flowers: a bridal bouquet, groom’s boutonniere, four parent pieces and a loose hair-flower pack.
Wild’s Basic Package bundles a bridal bouquet, boutonniere and parent corsages from S$350 for family flowers; separate solemnisation and church packages start from S$820 and S$850 respectively.
For couples including their bridal party and car, Happily Ever After combines bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, groom and groomsman boutonnieres, and bridal car décor.
Prioritising a church ceremony or welcome area? Pedestalworks lists Holy Matrimony and Reception Styling packages from S$550 each, with a separate solemnisation package from S$1,250.
Little Forest’s S$568 bundle suits couples coordinating family flowers and transport: a bridal bouquet, groom boutonniere, four family boutonnieres and bridal car décor are included.
For couples budgeting beyond personal flowers, Alangkaar lists a wedding decoration package from S$2,888. Request its floral quantities, covered areas and installation details before comparing quotations.
For bespoke fresh-flower weddings, Bucket Full of Roses states a S$5,000 minimum spend, with the design and covered spaces individually quoted rather than packaged.
Choose the package that covers your priorities, then ask two or three vendors to quote against the same brief. Put the final total beside the itemised inclusions. Your bouquet should deliver the drama; the invoice can afford to be pleasantly predictable.
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Browse All VendorsAsk whether the total includes delivery, installation, teardown, collection, applicable GST and any venue access charges. Also confirm rental deposits, additional trips and charges for late-night collection. Have these included in the written total so the price you compare reflects your actual schedule.
Set your total budget and prioritise the floral elements you care about most before requesting designs. Ask the florist to price essential items separately from optional additions, such as extra aisle arrangements or another backdrop. Where suitable, request alternatives using seasonal flowers or a different arrangement size.