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Wedding florists by US city: prices, studios and seasons

Twenty city guides with local price ranges, florists we confirmed take weddings, the months that book first and where the flowers come from. Pick your city, or compare a few before you choose a date.

Prices, florists and markets checked October 2026.

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$1,500 to $12,000Typical, 20 US cities

How much a wedding florist costs

Across the 20 US cities we checked, full wedding florals usually run $1,500 to $12,000. The national average is $2,723 (The Knot 2025 Real Weddings Study). San Diego tops the range at up to $12,000, and Las Vegas has the lowest typical start at $1,500. Peak months book first.

$2,723
US average

What couples spent on flowers nationwide, per The Knot 2025 Real Weddings Study.

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City guides

44 florists named after we confirmed they take weddings now, plus local prices and seasons.

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Busiest florist months

Peak wedding months in 17 of the 20 cities. Book those Saturdays first.

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02Pick your city

Every city guide, side by side

Range, the months that book first and whether the local wholesale flower market sells to the public. Open a city for its florists, quotes and seasonal flowers.

Wedding florist guides by US city
CityTypical rangePeak months (Jan to Dec)Florists namedFlower market
Atlanta, GA$2,000 to $5,5003Trade only
Austin, TX$2,500 to $10,0003Trade only
Boston, MA$2,500 to $6,0002Trade only
Charlotte, NC$2,500 to $7,5002Not confirmed
Chicago, IL$2,500 to $5,5001Not confirmed
Dallas, TX$2,000 to $6,0003Trade only
Denver, CO$2,000 to $5,5002Not confirmed
Houston, TX$2,000 to $5,0001Not confirmed
Las Vegas, NV$1,500 to $5,0002Trade only
Los Angeles, CA$2,500 to $6,5002Public market
Miami, FL$2,500 to $6,000Generic picksNot confirmed
Minneapolis, MN$2,500 to $5,5002Not confirmed
Nashville, TN$2,500 to $7,0003Limited access
New York City, NY$3,000 to $8,0003Limited access
Philadelphia, PA$2,500 to $6,0002Not confirmed
Phoenix, AZ$2,500 to $5,5002Trade only
Portland, OR$2,500 to $7,0002Not confirmed
San Diego, CA$4,000 to $12,0003Not confirmed
San Francisco, CA$2,000 to $6,0003Limited access
Seattle, WA$2,500 to $7,0003Public market
03Cost by item

What each piece costs, bouquet to arch

A florist quote is built piece by piece. Here are the ranges two published US price guides give for each item, next to what we found in local listings across the 20 cities. Your total is these lines plus labor, delivery and the studio minimum.

Wedding flower cost by item in the US
ItemFiore Designs (Los Angeles studio)Joy (wedding planning guide)Our city checks
Bridal bouquet$100 to $350$100 to $350$165 to $4256 cities
Bridesmaid bouquet, each$50 to $110$50 to $110$75 to $1002 cities
Boutonniere$10 to $30$10 to $30$20 to $302 cities
Corsage$20 to $40$20 to $40Not enough local prices
Reception centerpiece, each$75 to $250 low, $200 to $600+ tall$50 to $600$75 to $4008 cities
Ceremony arch or chuppah$500 to $2,500+$200 to $1,000Not enough local prices
Altar and aisle flowers$100 to $500+$60 to $450 altar, $30 to $60 per aisle rowNot enough local prices
Sweetheart table$150 to $700+$70 to $500Not enough local prices
Cake flowers$50 to $200+$30 to $170Not enough local prices

Studio minimums and starting prices

19 studios in our city guides publish a wedding minimum or a full-wedding starting price. They run from $1,000 (Village Florist, Los Angeles) to $10,000 (Flora Fetish, Austin), and half start at $3,500 or less. If the minimum sits above your budget, you save yourself a consult.

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Item ranges: Fiore Designs cost breakdown and Joy average cost of wedding flowers, checked October 2026. City checks and studio prices link to their sources on each city page.

04Reading a florist quote

What a wedding florist charges for

Two quotes for the same wedding can be thousands apart because they cover different things: flowers and greenery, design labor, delivery and setup, rentals, teardown and the studio minimum. Line them up item by item before you compare totals.

Watch a florist price a wedding

Real quotes, line by line

A working wedding florist walks through real orders and what pushed each total up or down. Her prices are from 2023 in Canada, so use the video for how a quote is built and the city pages for what to expect in the US.

Happily Eco After | Kitchener Wedding Florist, 3:57. Embedded from YouTube.

05Choosing a florist

How to pick a wedding florist, and what to ask

Shortlist two or three studios whose past weddings look like yours, then use the first consult to find out what the quote leaves out. These five checks cover most of the surprises.

Look at full weddings

Ask for galleries of complete weddings at a venue like yours. One pretty bouquet says little about how a studio handles a full room.

Ask the minimum first

Many studios set a wedding minimum. Ask before you design, so you only consult with studios that fit your budget.

Compare quotes line by line

Put flowers, labor, delivery, rentals, teardown and tax side by side. A low total often leaves teardown or rentals out.

Match flowers to the season

Flowers in season locally on your date usually cost less and travel less. Each city page lists what blooms when.

Read the contract terms

Check the deposit, when the balance is due, the cancellation terms and the substitution clause for flowers that are short that week.

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06Markets and growers

Where you can buy the flowers yourself

Most wholesale flower markets sell to florists only. These are the ones in this guide that open to the public or allow limited public buying, handy for a DIY bouquet or table flowers.

Buckets of fresh cut flowers along a wholesale flower market aisle
New York City, Limited accessNYC Flower District

A 2024 report says the district has shrunk to roughly one block, with most wholesalers opening very early for trade buyers and some shops selling retail later in the day. Hours vary by shop.

Los Angeles, Public marketOriginal Los Angeles Flower Market / LA Flower District

Open to the public with a small admission fee (about $2 on weekdays, $1 on Saturdays per Time Out and Wikipedia), around 8 a.m. on weekdays and 6 a.m. on Saturdays, closed Sundays. Hours change, so confirm first.

San Francisco, Limited accessSan Francisco Flower Mart

Open to the public Wednesday to Friday 8am to 1pm and Saturday 8am to 2pm per its site. Wholesale badge hours run earlier, so shop only in the public window.

Seattle, Public marketSeattle Wholesale Growers Market

A grower cooperative founded in 2011 where Northwest farms sell to florists. Its site says public walk-in customers can buy open stock on the market floor, so confirm current public hours before going.

Nashville, Limited accessNashville Flower Market

Its WeddingWire listing describes a DIY Wedding Flower Program with access to wholesale flowers, supplies, cooler storage and a workspace. Public hours were not confirmed, so call before you plan a trip.

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How these city ranges were built

Each city range combines prices that local studios publish, local cost reporting where we found it, and the $2,723 national average from The Knot 2025 Real Weddings Study. Every named florist links to the page where we confirmed it takes weddings, checked in October 2026.

Where we could not confirm a studio strongly enough to name it, the city page describes the kind of studio to look for instead. A city with fewer names is not a smaller market, only a less published one.

Using the guides

Start with your city page for the typical range and peak months, then read the six lines of a quote before you compare totals. The wedding flower calculator turns your guest count and pieces into a working number.

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FAQ

Wedding florist questions

Short answers on cost, booking and what a quote covers.

Couples spent $2,723 on wedding flowers on average, according to The Knot 2025 Real Weddings Study. In the 20 cities in this guide, typical full-wedding ranges run from $1,500 to $12,000, depending on guest count, installs and the season. Piece by piece, two published price guides put a bridal bouquet at $100 to $350 and a reception centerpiece at $50 to $600 each.

Many studios set a minimum spend for weddings. Of the 19 studios in our city guides that publish one or a full-wedding starting price, the lowest is $1,000 and half start at $3,500 or less. Ask for the minimum before the first consult.

Of the 20 cities here, San Diego has the highest typical range at $4,000 to $12,000. Austin and New York City follow. Many established studios in those markets set wedding minimums, so ask for the minimum first.

Many couples book 6 to 12 months ahead. For a Saturday in a peak month, start inquiring nearer the 12-month mark, since popular studios take a limited number of weddings per weekend.

Most quotes break down into the flowers and greenery, design labor, delivery and setup, rentals such as vases and arch frames, teardown, and tax. Many studios also have a minimum spend. Compare quotes line by line, not by the total.

It depends on the city. Original Los Angeles Flower Market / LA Flower District in Los Angeles and Seattle Wholesale Growers Market in Seattle are open to the public, while several other markets in this guide sell to trade buyers only. Each city page says which applies.