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Wedding florist in Denver: prices and studios

Denver weddings lean outdoor, and the dry air and strong sun shape how florists plan. The Colorado Flower Collective aggregates flowers from Denver-metro farms for florists. Many Denver florists also travel to mountain venues, so ask about delivery distance early.

Prices, florists and markets checked October 2026. Every named studio links to where we confirmed it.

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$2,000 to $5,500Full florals, Denver
Peak: Jun to OctBook these months early

How much a wedding florist costs in Denver

Wedding florals in Denver typically cost $2,000 to $5,500. Denver-area WeddingWire florists list full service from about $1,500 to $2,500, and a Parker, CO florist told CBS Colorado that typical couples spend $3,200 to $4,500. Peak months are June through October. Book 6 to 12 months ahead for summer.

$2,000 to $5,500
Typical Denver range

Full ceremony and reception flowers for roughly 100 to 150 guests, built from the local prices below.

$2,723
US average

What couples spent on flowers nationwide (The Knot 2025 Real Weddings Study). The top of the Denver range is about 2.0 times that.

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Peak wedding months

June to October. Saturdays in these months book first, so ask about dates early.

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01Denver wedding flower prices

What Denver couples spend on flowers

Based on WeddingWire Denver starting prices around $1,500 to $2,000, a CBS Colorado report of $3,200 to $4,500 typical spend, and The Knot's $2,723 national average.

Denver flower budgets, full wedding US average $2,723
Budget$1,000 to $2,000
Typical$2,000 to $5,500
Premium$5,000 to $9,000
$0$2,500$5,000$7,500$10,000

Scale runs from $0 to $10,000. The dark line marks the US average of $2,723.

Published Denver prices
Plum Social Events & Flowers , starting pricefrom $2,000
Denver-area WeddingWire florists , full-service starting range$1,500 to $2,500
Calla Lane Florals (Parker, CO) , what the owner says typical couples spend$3,200 to $4,500
Denver wedding flower budget tiers
TierDenver rangeWhat it usually covers
Budget$1,000 to $2,000Bouquets, boutonnieres and a few ceremony pieces, often from a small studio
Standard$2,000 to $4,500Ceremony, bridal party and reception tables for a mid-size wedding
Premium$5,000 to $9,000Large installs, tall centerpieces and full styling, close to the $5,000 to $7,000 minimums some Colorado florists set

Sources: WeddingWire, CBS Colorado, The Knot 2025 Real Weddings Study. Checked October 2026. Want your own number? Try the wedding flower calculator.

02Reading a florist quote

Six lines in almost every Denver florist quote

Two quotes for the same Denver wedding can be thousands apart because they cover different things. Line them up against these six before you compare totals.

Flowers and greenery

The stems themselves. In Denver that cost moves with the season, so garden roses and dahlias priced in their local window cost less than the same flowers flown in.

Design time and labor

Building bouquets, centerpieces and any arch or install. Bigger pieces mean more hours in the studio and on site.

Delivery and setup

Getting everything to the venue and placed. Ask whether the fee changes for venues outside Denver proper or with tight load-in windows.

Rentals

Vases, candle holders, stands and arch frames are often rented from the florist rather than bought. Check whether they are itemized.

Teardown and pickup

Clearing flowers and rentals at the end of the night. Some quotes include it, some add it, and late finishes can cost more.

Minimums

Many studios only take weddings above a set spend. The lowest published starting price we found in Denver was $1,500 (Denver-area WeddingWire florists).

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. The prices are hers from 2023, in Canada, so use the video for how a quote is built and the Denver numbers above for what to expect here.

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

03Denver wedding florists

2 Denver florists we could confirm

Each studio below takes weddings now, and the link shows where we confirmed it in October 2026. This is a starting list, not a ranking. Prices are what the studio or a listing site published.

Emma Lea Floral

Golden, serving Denver (delivers within about 40 miles)
Ask for a quote

Small studio offering elopement, a la carte and full-service wedding florals, avoiding floral foam and dyed or bleached botanicals.

Where we confirmed it

Plum Social Events & Flowers

Denver
$2,000 starting price on WeddingWire

Wedding and event design florist, formerly Plum Sage Flowers.

Where we confirmed it
Also worth a look

Boutique wedding florists in the RiNo Art District

Small design studios that take on custom bouquets and event florals near downtown.

Also worth a look

Mountain-region floral studios serving Denver and Boulder

Florists who travel to foothill and mountain venues and plan delivery around the drive.

Example: consult checklist
  1. Six questions for every consult
  2. 1Do you have a minimum for June Saturdays?
  3. 2Are delivery, setup and teardown in this quote?
  4. 3Which of my flowers are in season in Denver on my date?
  5. 4Can the ceremony pieces move to the reception?
  6. 5Which vases, stands and arches are rentals?
  7. 6What deposit holds the date, and when is the balance due?
04Seasonal flowers

Denver flowers through the year

Peak wedding months in Denver run June to October. In-season stems are easier to get and usually cheaper, so match your palette to the months below.

Peak months in Denver
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Jan to FebAnemones, ranunculus, amaryllis, evergreens
Mar to AprTulips, daffodils, ranunculus, branches
Peak monthsMay to JunPeonies (late May), garden roses, delphinium, snapdragons
Peak monthsJul to AugSunflowers, lavender, field-style mixes, early dahlias
Peak monthsSep to OctDahlias, chrysanthemums, grasses, fall foliage
Nov to DecEvergreens, roses, amaryllis, dried elements

Local blooms worth planning around

TulipApril to May

A reliable spring stem along the Front Range.

PeonyLate May

A short window, so ask early if peonies matter to you.

DahliaAugust to October

Available from growers; local supply varies by farm.

LavenderSummer

Available from Colorado growers.

Wildflower-style mixLate June to August

Loose, field-style designs fit these months.

Want the national picture? See wedding flowers by season.

05Weather and sourcing

Denver weather and where the flowers come from

Heat, wind and rain decide which flowers last through a Denver reception. Where your florist buys decides what is available.

Summer weather90F average July high
60F85F110F
Large dot: Denver. Small dots: the other cities in this guide with a published July high.

Denver's normal July high is 89.9F with a normal low of 60.2F, and July is typically the hottest month; the dry air is why florists advise misting and water tubes.

NWS Boulder, 1991-2020 normals
Buckets of fresh cut flowers along a wholesale flower market aisle
Buying flowers yourself

We did not confirm a wholesale flower market in Denver that sells to the public. For a DIY bouquet or table flowers, order bulk stems online or from a grocery florist a few days out, and ask a studio whether it will sell you stems at cost plus a fee.

Grown nearby

The Colorado Flower Collective is a grower-buyer network that aggregates flowers from Denver-metro farms for florists, and Colorado farms such as FloraBee Flowers belong to it.

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06Flowers by venue

Matching the flowers to Denver venues

The venue sets the look before a single stem arrives. Here is how Denver florists tend to style the four venue types couples book most there.

Red-rock or foothills outdoor venue: an example of the setting
Wild and earthy

Red-rock or foothills outdoor venue

Loose, field-style stems with grasses suit open landscapes and wind.

Mountain lodge or cabin: an example of the setting
Cozy and rustic

Mountain lodge or cabin

Evergreens, dried elements and garden roses fit timber interiors.

Downtown loft or warehouse: an example of the setting
Modern and sculptural

Downtown loft or warehouse

Bold groupings in clean vessels work against exposed brick.

Botanic garden or historic home: an example of the setting
Classic garden

Botanic garden or historic home

Soft roses and delphinium blend with the grounds.

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07Spending less

Ways to spend less on Denver flowers

These come from how Denver studios price and what grows locally. For the full playbook, see how to save money on wedding flowers.

  1. 01Ask about off-peak months. Denver florists book up from June through October, so spring or late fall can give you more negotiating room.
  2. 02Colorado florists do not all price the same. A Parker florist told CBS Colorado that others require $5,000 to $7,000 minimums, so get several quotes before you commit.
  3. 03Ask your florist about foraged or local greenery rather than assuming it is free. Rules vary.
  4. 04Move ceremony flowers to the reception so one set of pieces works twice.
By season in Denver
Spring

Tulips come first, then peonies in late May. Spring weather swings fast along the Front Range, so keep a backup plan.

Summer

July highs reach about 90F. Dry air dehydrates flowers faster, so ask about misting, water tubes and shaded holding spots.

Fall

Dahlias and fall foliage give early fall weddings a warm palette, and mountain venues often show early fall color.

Winter

Evergreens and roses suit a winter date, and off-peak months are an easy way to find better pricing.

08Booking timeline

When to book a Denver florist, step by step

A common rhythm for a Denver wedding. Move everything earlier for a June Saturday.

  1. 9 to 12 months out

    Shortlist and inquire

    Pick two or three Denver florists whose past weddings match your venue. Send your date, guest count and a rough budget in the first email.

  2. 6 to 9 months out

    Consult and deposit

    Many couples book 6 to 12 months ahead. For a June date, sign and pay the deposit once a proposal fits.

  3. 3 to 4 months out

    Lock the recipe

    Confirm the palette and the main flowers with what is in season in Denver that month, and settle on rentals.

  4. 4 to 6 weeks out

    Final counts

    Send the final number of bouquets, boutonnieres and tables. Most florists bill the balance around now.

  5. Wedding week

    Confirm the day

    Share the venue timeline, the load-in window and a day-of contact. Agree who clears the flowers at the end.

  6. After the wedding

    Keep the flowers in photos

    The arrangements are gone in a day. Guests have photographed them from every table, so collect those photos in one album.

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How the Denver price range was built

Based on WeddingWire Denver starting prices around $1,500 to $2,000, a CBS Colorado report of $3,200 to $4,500 typical spend, and The Knot's $2,723 national average.

Denver-area WeddingWire florists list full service from about $1,500 to $2,500 and a typical floral cost around $2,500 (WeddingWire vendor listings, 2025).

Parker, CO florist reports typical couples spend $3,200 to $4,500; other florists require $5,000 to $7,000 minimums (CBS Colorado, 2025).

Colorado total wedding cost about $30,000 to $34,000 (Joy Colorado wedding cost guide, 2025).

Denver weather, markets and timing

Denver's normal July high is 89.9F with a normal low of 60.2F, and July is typically the hottest month; the dry air is why florists advise misting and water tubes.

The Colorado Flower Collective is a grower-buyer network that aggregates flowers from Denver-metro farms for florists, and Colorado farms such as FloraBee Flowers belong to it.

FAQ

Denver wedding florist questions

Straight answers for couples booking flowers in Denver.

Most Denver couples spend about $2,000 to $5,500 on full wedding florals. Denver-area WeddingWire florists list full service from $1,500 to $2,500, and a Parker, CO florist told CBS Colorado that typical couples spend $3,200 to $4,500. Large installs or mountain delivery can push it higher.

Yes. Plum Social Events & Flowers starts at $2,000 on WeddingWire, and a Parker florist told CBS Colorado that other Colorado florists often require $5,000 to $7,000 minimums. Starting prices on listings vary, so ask for a written quote that includes delivery, setup and teardown.

Many couples book 6 to 12 months ahead, and popular dates earlier. Peak months run from June through October, so summer and early fall Saturdays go first. If you want a mountain venue, ask about delivery distance and travel fees when you book.

Tulips arrive in April and May, and peonies in late May. Dahlias run from about August to October, and Colorado growers supply lavender in summer. The Colorado Flower Collective aggregates flowers from Denver-metro farms, so ask your florist if they source from local growers.

Denver's normal July high is 89.9F and the air is dry, so flowers dehydrate faster. Florists advise misting, water tubes for bouquets and keeping arrangements in shade until the last minute. Hardy stems like dahlias or garden roses hold up better than delicate ones outdoors.

Many do. Florists in the mountains and the Front Range list mountain weddings among their work. Ask any florist you are considering about their delivery radius, travel fees and set-up time, since the drive can add hours. Emma Lea Floral, for example, delivers within about 40 miles.