If you’re wondering how much to allocate to flowers, you’re not alone. Floral design is deeply visual, experiential, and difficult to translate into numbers alone. The following tiers are intended as a guide, helping connect budget to outcome, and giving you a clearer sense of what’s achievable within each range.

essentials

$5K-$8K + gst

This tier offers a refined and thoughtfully simple floral foundation. It allows for a considered floral design across the bridal party, ceremony, and reception. Alternatively, the budget can be focused on the bridal party and one key space, creating a more abundant, immersive statement within either the ceremony or the reception.


elevated

$9K - $13k + gst

This budget allows the floral design to move beyond foundation and into presence. Sculptural arrangements and larger-scale moments bring a stronger visual impact across the space. When focused, it can create a bold statement for the bridal party and one key area, designed to become an unforgettable setting that lingers long after the day. This level marks the shift from thoughtful restraint to statement-led, editorial design.


abundant

$15K - $19K + gst

Abundant in both name and nature, this tier allows the floral design to unfold generously across the day, with room for statement installations and richly layered florals throughout key spaces. Depending on the scale and scope of the design, some elements may be prioritised over others to achieve the most impactful overall result. The outcome is a deeply immersive and abundant setting, thoughtfully balanced and richly realised.


grandure

over $22K + gst

This tier allows the floral design to exist without constraint. Monumental installations, multiple statement moments, and a fully realised floral narrative unfold across every space. This is where richly abundant, editorial settings take shape, the kind that circulate widely and define the visual memory of the day. Nothing is held back, nothing is compromised. The result is a complete, immersive floral world that transforms the venue entirely.