Florists
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Florists handle everything from a bunch delivered across town this afternoon to full wedding and event styling planned months ahead. There is no licensing in floristry, so reputation, reviews and photographs of a florist's actual work are your best guide. Flower availability shifts with Australian seasons, which affects both what looks best on the day and what it costs.
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List your business, freeHow to choose a good Florist
- Look at photos of the florist's own recent work, not polished supplier catalogue images.
- Ordering direct from a local independent usually beats national relay services on freshness and value.
- Check delivery cutoff times and suburbs covered before relying on same-day delivery.
- Book wedding florists six to twelve months ahead for popular spring and autumn dates.
- Ask what is in season; substitutions are normal but should be discussed, not sprung on you.
- Read reviews that mention longevity; well-conditioned flowers should last around a week, not two days.
Questions to ask before you book
- What flowers are in season for my date, and what would you recommend?
- What is your policy if a flower I have chosen is unavailable on the day?
- What are your delivery areas, fees and same-day cutoff times?
- For events, does the quote include delivery, setup and pack-down?
- Can you show me photos of similar arrangements you have made recently?
What does a florist cost in Australia?
A standard bouquet from an Australian florist typically costs $60 to $120, with premium arrangements $150 and up, plus delivery of around $10 to $25. Wedding flowers commonly run $2,000 to $6,000 depending on the number of pieces and flower choices, with large installations adding more. Prices spike around Valentine's Day and Mother's Day when wholesale costs surge. Quoted prices should include GST, and seasonality means the same brief can vary noticeably between florists.
Frequently asked questions
Why do flower prices jump at Valentine's Day and Mother's Day?
Demand for roses and popular stems spikes everywhere at once and wholesale prices rise sharply, sometimes doubling. Florists also add staff and extra delivery runs during those weeks. Ordering early secures stock but not always the everyday price. Seasonal alternatives to red roses usually offer much better value.
What flowers are in season in Australia and when?
Peonies appear briefly around November and December, dahlias run through summer into autumn, waratahs peak in spring and many natives such as banksias are strongest in the cooler months. Roses, lisianthus and chrysanthemums are available most of the year. In-season stems cost less and last longer, so ask your florist what suits your date.
How far ahead should I book a wedding florist?
Six to twelve months for popular spring and autumn dates, because good florists take a limited number of weddings each weekend. Expect to pay a deposit to secure the date, finalise details and quantities about a month out, and settle the balance before the day. Off-peak dates allow shorter notice.
Is it cheaper to order direct from a local florist than through an online relay site?
Usually yes. Relay and order-gathering sites take a commission, often 20 per cent or more, then pass the order to a local florist who fills it with the remaining budget. Ordering direct means the full amount goes into flowers. Find a florist in the delivery suburb and order through their own site or profile.
How do I keep cut flowers alive longer?
Recut stems on an angle, use a clean vase, change the water every couple of days and keep arrangements away from direct sun, heaters and the fruit bowl, since ripening fruit releases ethylene that ages flowers quickly. Well-conditioned seasonal flowers should give you five to seven days, and some varieties last two weeks.