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Bridal Bouquets Made in Our London Studio
Everything on this page is a finished bouquet you can order online and have delivered – no consultation, no waiting list and no minimum order. Each one is built by hand in our Bermondsey studio on the morning it goes out, which is why a register office wedding on Friday can still be ordered on Thursday evening. Bouquets start at £69 and run to £249 for the largest bridal sets; reception and table pieces go further, up to the full event suites at the end of this collection. Order by 10 pm for same-day delivery in London, and allow two to three working days for the rest of the UK – the details are on our delivery page.
Choose by the Flower, Not by the Theme
Most brides arrive here already knowing the flower rather than the style, so the collection is easiest to read that way. Ivory hydrangeas give the full, soft shape that photographs well in daylight and cost less per volume than almost anything else – that is why they are the most searched wedding flower we sell. Calla lilies do the opposite: long, architectural stems for a modern registry-office look. Garden roses are the classic English choice, peonies with lisianthus the early-summer one, cascading orchids the statement, and carnations the quietly sensible bouquet at £69 that lasts longer than anything else on the table. If you want more of one flower than a bouquet holds, our roses, peonies and hydrangeas collections carry the same stems in larger arrangements.
Bouquets, Sets and Flowers for the Tables
The price ladder on this page is short and honest. Single bridal bouquets run from £69 to £249. Sets pair the bride’s bouquet with what goes around it – the ranunculus bride and bridesmaid pair, or a bouquet with a matching boutonnière for the groom, so the two people standing next to each other are not wearing flowers from different weddings. Reception pieces start at £145 for a set of table arrangements, and the largest suites – the English tea party centrepiece set and the Heritage ballroom bloom – cover a whole room. Anything not on this page, from extra bridesmaid posies to flowers for the cake, we quote by hand.
What Is Actually in Season on Your Date
June is the widest month of the British flower year and the one most weddings are built around — what is in season in June sets out what growers here are actually cutting that week, and what is in season in May explains why a May date is a different bouquet rather than a slightly early June one.
British wedding flowers change every six weeks, and a bouquet built from what is in season that month is both better and cheaper than the same shape forced out of imported stems. January and February belong to anemones, ranunculus and tulips, which is why winter register office bouquets look sharper than people expect. March and April are tulips and ranunculus at their best. May to July is the peony window – the shortest and the most requested season of the year, and the one worth building a summer wedding around. August and September are hydrangeas, dahlias and lisianthus, the fullest months for a marquee or a garden reception. October and November turn to deeper dahlias and burgundy roses. December is white roses, amaryllis and anemones. Tell us the date in your enquiry and we will say plainly what will be at its best that week – and what will not.
When London Books, and When to Order
London weddings cluster between May and September, and the enquiries for those dates arrive in January, February and March – that is when the good Saturdays go. If you are marrying in high summer, ask in winter. If your wedding is small and the bouquet is the only flower order, the timing is much simpler: everything in this collection is ready to order now, with same-day delivery in London on orders placed by 10 pm and two to three working days elsewhere in the UK. For anything made specially, give us as much notice as you can – a few days at the very least, and longer if the wedding falls in peak season or on a bank holiday weekend.
Something Bespoke, or a Whole Wedding
Use the enquiry form on this page, or message us on WhatsApp, and tell us the date, the venue and roughly what you have in mind. We answer with a written quote rather than a brochure. Ceremony and reception flowers are priced individually, because two weddings on the same day rarely need the same thing. There is no minimum order: a single bouquet for two people at a register office is a job we take as seriously as a room of sixty guests, and most of our wedding orders are exactly that. If you would like to read more before you ask, our guide to choosing a bridal bouquet in London covers shapes, sizes and how the flowers hold up through a long day. Our step-by-step guide to ordering a wedding bouquet with delivery in London works through the same questions in order.
Wedding Flower Questions
How far in advance should I order wedding flowers?
For a ready-made bouquet from this collection, the day before is enough – order by 10 pm for same-day delivery in London, or allow two to three working days for the rest of the UK. For anything made specially, ask as early as you can, and if you are marrying between May and September expect to book several months out, because those Saturdays fill first.
Can I order a bridal bouquet without a consultation?
Yes. Every bouquet on this page is a finished piece with a fixed price: you choose it, pick the delivery date and it arrives. The consultation route exists for bespoke work, not for buying a bouquet.
Is there a minimum order for weddings?
No. A single bridal bouquet is a perfectly normal wedding order here, and it is the one we make most often.
Do you deliver wedding flowers outside London?
Yes. London is same-day when the order is placed by 10 pm; the rest of the UK takes two to three working days, so order earlier and choose the date rather than leaving it to the last week.
Can bridesmaid posies and buttonholes match the bridal bouquet?
Yes. Some sets on this page already pair a bouquet with a matching boutonnière or a bridesmaid posy. If you need a different number of either, send us the count in the enquiry form and we will quote the set.
What if the flower I want is not in season on my date?
We will say so before you order. Peonies run from May to July, dahlias from late summer, anemones and ranunculus through the winter and spring – outside those windows a flower is either unavailable or expensive and short-lived, and we would rather propose the closest thing that will look right all day.
How much do wedding flowers cost at Floritta?
Bridal bouquets on this page run from £69 to £249, bride-and-bridesmaid sets to £249, table arrangement sets from £145, and the largest reception suites into the high hundreds. Bespoke work is quoted individually from your date, venue and flower list.
