Wedding Flowers
Bridal bouquets, bridal party flowers and ceremony florals for ROM, solemnisation and reception — designed around your gown, venue and palette.
Wedding flowers, from bouquet to banquet
Bridal bouquet
Fresh or preserved, ready-made or custom.
Bridesmaid bouquets
Smaller, coordinated versions of the bridal design.
Corsages & boutonnieres
For the groom, groomsmen and parents.
ROM & solemnisation florals
Table pieces and arch accents for intimate ceremonies.
Reception centrepieces
Low table arrangements and welcome-table florals.
Bridal car decoration
Front-bonnet floral pieces, fitted on the day.
How wedding flower planning works
- Enquiry: share your date, venue, guest count, palette and a gown photo.
- Proposal: we suggest flowers and a quote, with fresh and preserved options.
- Confirmation: a deposit secures the date and any imported flowers.
- Wedding day: bouquets delivered to the bride’s home or hotel at least two hours before photos; venue florals set up on site.
Flowers that cope with Singapore weather
Outdoor ceremonies in Singapore are hot and humid. Orchids, spray roses, lisianthus and chrysanthemums hold up well; peonies, hydrangeas and garden roses are gorgeous but more delicate. Our bridal bouquet guide covers styles and timelines in detail, and preserved flowers are worth considering if you want a keepsake.
Wedding flower FAQs
How early should I book my wedding florist?
For full wedding florals, 2–3 months ahead is ideal, especially for weekend and auspicious dates. A ready-made bridal bouquet needs only a few days’ notice.
Do you do flowers for ROM ceremonies?
Yes. ROM packages typically include a bridal bouquet, a boutonniere and one or two table pieces. Tell us your venue and time and we will suggest a setup.
Can my bouquet match my gown and theme?
Yes. Send us a photo of your gown and colour palette with your enquiry and we will propose flowers that suit the silhouette and the season.
Helpful guides
Bridal Bouquet Guide
Plan your bridal bouquet: popular shapes, flowers that survive Singapore heat, sizing to your gown, fresh vs preserved, and when to book your florist.
Read the guide → GuideChinese Flower Meanings
Flower names in Chinese, what popular blooms symbolise in Chinese culture, lucky flowers for Chinese New Year and which flowers to avoid gifting.
Read the guide →Tell us about your wedding
Share your date and palette and we will send ideas and a quote.
Send a wedding enquiry