Wedding flowers cost an average of $2,800 in The Knot’s study of couples who married in 2025. Zola’s Wedding Cost Index puts a full-service floral budget at $5,100 to $7,600. Use each figure for its own scope and compare quotes based on the arrangements and labor you actually need.
Wedding Flowers Cost and Florist Quotes
Start with the survey benchmark
The Knot’s 2026 Real Weddings Study reports spending for weddings held in 2025. Use the $2,800 mean as a starting point, then price your own list of personal flowers, ceremony arrangements and reception tables.
The Knot’s wedding flower spending data
Price arrangements by quantity
Zola’s examples put a standard bridal bouquet at $250 to $350 and reception centerpieces at $100 to $500 each. At ten tables, the centerpiece line alone comes to $1,000 to $5,000 using those examples. Large installations, rentals and work on site can change the package.
Zola’s flower and installation examples
Check the service and venue charges
Ask for a quote that separates arrangements, rentals, delivery, installation, transfers between rooms and end-of-night removal. For a small order, ask about pickup. Confirm what the venue allows before planning to move the ceremony arrangements to the reception.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the two wedding flower figures differ?
The Knot reports an average from its weddings survey. Zola’s range describes a full-service floral budget that includes design work and setup.
How can I compare two florist quotes?
Use the same arrangement counts and venue schedule, then check whether delivery, setup, rentals and removal are included.
