Florum

Flowers play a vital and integral part to any wedding - from a lavish marquee reception to a small ceremony at a country church. Whatever your style, and whatever your budget, we have loads of ideas to make your wedding the perfect day.

To help you with some of the initial decision-making, we thought a few pointers might be useful.

One of the questions we’re most often asked by brides visiting Florum is: “How much will my flowers cost?” That’s not a simple question to answer, as it really depends on what you want. But as a rough guide couples spend between £500 and £1,000 on their wedding flowers depending on the size of the celebrations. In its simplest form, prices for the major floral pieces at a wedding are as follows:

If you are considering using Florum for your wedding, take a look through our online portfolio by clicking on the button on the left of this page.

Then please give us a ring on 01376 561229 to arrange to come and see us to discuss your requirements. Please bear in mind we only take bookings for one wedding on one day. This ensures you get the best personal service from us. So please phone ahead to check we don’t already have a wedding booked.

When you come to see us, please bring as much information with you as possible. Pictures of flowers you like, details of your dress, the venue, the attendants' clothes and samples of the fabrics are all useful to help you and us decide what will work best.

Bride’s bouquet

£50 for a simple posy up to £250
for a fully wired shower bouquet.

Bridesmaids

£30 upwards depending on size.

Buttonholes and corsages

Rose buttonholes are £3.00 each and prices
vary for alternatives such as an arum lily or
funky gerbera. Corsages start at £6.50.

Pedestals for the ceremony

Pedestals, both modern and classic start at around £90. Decorated floorstanding candelabra are from £100.

Other arrangements

Top table/registrar’s table arrangements begin at around £50.

Table decorations

A rough guide for table decorations is £25 to £50 each. However, a simple vase with one flower can be just as effective, but will reduce the costs.