Wedding flowers cost in Singapore typically ranges from around SGD 150 to 500 for a bridal bouquet alone, to SGD 1,500 to 5,000 or more for a full wedding floral package covering the ceremony and reception. The final number depends on flower types, arrangement scale, and whether you are styling an intimate ROM or a hotel ballroom dinner for two hundred guests.
Most couples are surprised by how quickly individual line items stack up. A boutonniere here, an aisle arrangement there, a floral arch for the solemnisation backdrop - none of these feels expensive in isolation, but together they form a significant chunk of the wedding budget. The guide below breaks down every category with current Singapore market rates so you can plan with real numbers.
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The Full Wedding Flowers Cost Breakdown for Singapore Couples
The table below covers the most common floral elements ordered at Singapore weddings. Prices reflect current market rates across florists and bridal studios in 2026.
| Floral Element | Typical Price Range (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Bridal bouquet (fresh) | 150 to 500 |
| Bridal bouquet (preserved) | 180 to 450 |
| Bridesmaid bouquets | 50 to 200 each |
| Groom boutonniere | 12 to 40 |
| Corsages (parents, family) | 20 to 80 each |
| ROM / solemnisation flower package | 150 to 400 |
| Floral arch (fresh) | 500 to 2,000 |
| Aisle decorations | 150 to 800 |
| Table centrepieces | 70 to 300 each |
| Full venue floral styling | 1,500 to 5,000+ |
Sources: Singapore Florist, Windflower Florist, SingaporeBrides florist listings (2026).
Bridal Bouquet
The bridal bouquet is the most photographed floral item of the day. A fresh bouquet in Singapore generally runs from SGD 150 to 500, depending on the blooms chosen and the complexity of the arrangement. Preserved bouquets, which keep for one to three years after the wedding, tend to sit in a similar range and are worth considering for couples who want a keepsake without a separate preservation fee.
Bloom choice matters more than most florists advertise upfront. Peonies, garden roses, and orchids sit at the premium end. Carnations, chrysanthemums, and baby's breath offer the same visual volume at a fraction of the cost. Many florists recommend mixing a few statement blooms with affordable fillers - a technique that photographs beautifully and keeps costs in check.
Bridesmaid Bouquets and Wedding Party Florals
Bridesmaid bouquets typically run SGD 50 to 200 each, with the final cost depending on size and the flowers used. A bridal party of four bridesmaids with SGD 100 bouquets adds SGD 400 to the floral bill before you have touched any venue decoration. Boutonnieres for the groom and groomsmen usually cost SGD 12 to 40 per piece, and corsages for parents and family members typically range from SGD 20 to 80.
Insider tip: many florists include a complimentary groom boutonniere when you order a bridal bouquet. Always ask before paying separately.
Ceremony Florals: Arch and Aisle
The floral arch is often the centrepiece of solemnisation photos. Fresh floral arches in Singapore can range from SGD 500 to 2,000, with full-scale installations at premium venues running higher. Aisle decorations - chair posies, floor arrangements, pedestal stands - typically add SGD 150 to 800 depending on the number of pieces.
Artificial or dried floral arches are a practical alternative. Some suppliers rent premium artificial arches with transport and installation included, which can significantly reduce cost while still delivering a full visual impact. Dried and rustic arrangements are also increasingly popular for outdoor garden solemnisations, and they hold up far better in Singapore's humidity than delicate fresh flowers like hydrangeas.
Insider tip: Singapore's heat and humidity are real enemies of soft, moisture-sensitive blooms. For outdoor ROMs or garden ceremonies, florists who specialise in Singapore conditions recommend orchids, anthuriums, and tropical foliage over hydrangeas or ranunculus, which wilt quickly once cut and out of a cool environment.
Table Centrepieces and Reception Décor
Table centrepieces are where floral costs scale fastest. A single dining table centrepiece typically costs SGD 70 to 300, with elaborate arrangements using premium flowers reaching higher. At a typical Singapore banquet of 20 tables, even a modest SGD 100 centrepiece multiplies to SGD 2,000 before other venue florals are counted.
Low centrepieces work well for round banquet tables where guests need to see each other across the table. Taller pieces suit ballroom settings where vertical height adds drama. The practical move is to discuss arrangement height with your florist relative to your specific venue layout.
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What Drives Wedding Flowers Cost in Singapore
Flower Type and Seasonality
Not all flowers are equally available year-round in Singapore. Imported blooms - peonies from Europe, garden roses from Kenya, tulips from the Netherlands - cost more when they need to be air-freighted against the season. Locally available tropical flowers like Singapore's national flower, the Vanda orchid, or mokara orchids tend to be more price-stable because they do not rely on long import chains.
The April to June and September to November periods are peak wedding seasons in Singapore. During these windows, florists see heavier bookings and popular varieties can become scarce. Locking in your florist and confirming flower availability four to six months ahead is strongly advisable for any weekend date.
Wedding Size and Scope
A small ROM with a bouquet, one boutonniere, and a simple signing table arrangement might total SGD 300 to 600. A full banquet with a floral arch, aisle styling, twenty centrepieces, and full personal flowers can easily exceed SGD 5,000. The gap between those two numbers is almost entirely determined by the number of florals ordered, not by the quality of any single piece.
Fresh versus Preserved Flowers
Fresh flowers are the default choice for actual day weddings - they photograph with natural depth and carry fragrance. Preserved flowers last years and work well as keepsakes. The tradeoff is that preserved arrangements have less variety in certain bloom types and can sometimes look slightly different from fresh counterparts in photographs.
For pre-wedding photoshoots, preserved bouquets are increasingly popular because they can be used multiple times across different shooting sessions without wilting.
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How to Budget Smarter for Wedding Flowers in Singapore
The shareable rule: Splurge on the bridal bouquet and ceremony arch - they live in every photograph. Save on table centrepieces, which guests barely notice after the first five minutes.
Here are specific ways Singapore couples manage their floral budget without sacrificing visual impact:
- Repurpose ceremony flowers at the reception. Aisle pedestals and arch florals can be moved to frame the dining stage or placed near the reception table after the solemnisation. Discuss this logistics move with your florist early - they need to plan for a quick transition.
- Mix premium and affordable blooms. One or two statement flowers like a peony or garden rose in each bouquet, surrounded by baby's breath, eucalyptus, or seasonal foliage, delivers a high-end look at significantly lower cost.
- Ask what is included with your bridal package. Studios that bundle gown, makeup, and photography sometimes include a bridal bouquet as part of the package. The Aurora Wedding, for instance, offers handcrafted fresh and preserved bouquets from around SGD 180, with over 55 designs available and a free boutonniere included - worth checking against standalone florist quotes to assess total value. Their bridal bouquet options can be added to a wider wedding package.
- Consider artificial arches for the backdrop. Some Singapore suppliers rent premium artificial arches inclusive of installation and teardown, removing the fresh flower mark-up for that single item while still delivering a full visual.
- Book early for peak dates. April to June and September to November bookings fill quickly. Leaving the floral quote until two months out on a popular Saturday risks both price increases and limited flower availability.
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ROM versus Full Banquet: How Floral Costs Differ
| Wedding Type | Typical Floral Budget (SGD) | Key Items |
|---|---|---|
| ROM / solemnisation only | 300 to 800 | Bouquet, boutonniere, signing table arrangement |
| Intimate wedding (under 50 guests) | 800 to 2,000 | Above + small arch, a few centrepieces |
| Mid-size banquet (80 to 150 guests) | 2,000 to 4,000 | Full ceremony florals + 10 to 15 centrepieces |
| Large banquet (150+ guests) | 4,000 to 8,000+ | Full venue styling, arch, full centrepiece set |
Couples who opt for an all-in-one bridal package often find that the bouquet and wedding car decoration are already included, which removes two line items from the standalone floral quote. The Aurora Wedding's PGVG package covers photography, videography, gown, and makeup together, and couples can add bouquet and car decoration separately - useful for comparing whether bundling or sourcing standalone works out better for a specific budget.
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Frequently Overlooked Floral Costs
A few items that routinely catch Singapore couples off-guard:
- Car decoration. Floral car decor typically runs SGD 80 to 200 for a standard fresh flower arrangement on the bonnet and door handles. The arrangement needs to survive a potentially long drive in tropical heat, so discuss flower choice with your florist.
- Tea ceremony florals. Some couples add small floral touches to the tea ceremony table. This is not standard in most florist packages and needs to be requested separately.
- Hair flowers. Loose florals for the bride's hair are often a separate line item, typically SGD 30 to 80 depending on the number of blooms.
- Delivery and setup fees. Florists in Singapore generally charge for delivery, especially for multiple venue drops or early morning weekend setup. Always confirm whether quoted prices are inclusive of delivery and setup.
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Booking Timeline for Wedding Flowers in Singapore
| Stage | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Start researching florists and styles | 6 to 12 months before |
| Shortlist and get quotes | 4 to 6 months before |
| Confirm florist and pay deposit | 4 to 5 months before |
| Finalise bloom list and designs | 2 to 3 months before |
| Confirm delivery time and logistics | 1 to 2 weeks before |
For ROM-only ceremonies with simpler needs, a timeline of four to eight weeks is often sufficient if your date is not on a peak weekend. That said, popular florists on auspicious dates - especially during Chinese New Year adjacent weekends or NDP weekend - book out months earlier.
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The most useful reframe for wedding flower budgeting: treat the bridal bouquet and ceremony arch as photography investments, because they appear in hundreds of images. Treat table centrepieces as hospitality details that matter to guests for about thirty seconds. Allocating budget in that order tends to produce weddings that look exceptional in photos and still feel warm and generous at the table.
Couples who want florals handled as part of a broader vendor bundle - rather than coordinating a separate florist alongside gown, makeup, and photography - often shortlist The Aurora Wedding, which offers handcrafted bouquets with 55+ designs from around SGD 180, alongside its photography and gown packages, reducing the number of vendors to manage.
