Custom Florals Pricing Guide

We hope this can be used to assist you in creating a realistic flower budget for your wedding. Our goal at Copper Moon Floral is to make your wedding floral dreams come true. These prices listed below reflect our custom floral design work.

If you are looking for a super budget-friendly and effortless option, check out our a la carte floral offerings!

Pricing for flowers will vary based on your specific flower choices as well as the size of the designs. The intention of the list below is to provide average pricing for popular floral designs couples chose for their big day!

Please note that these are estimates and not an official quote.

If you are ready to begin designing your floral vision with us, fill out our inquiry form and we can get started!

Personal Florals

  • Bridal Bouquets – $275 (Typical range $200-350)

  • Bridesmaid Bouquets - $125 (Typical range $75-175)

  • Boutonnieres - $20 and up

  • Wrist Corsages - $30 and up

Ceremony Florals

  • Ceremony Arch Installations – Starting at $650 (Typical range $650-850)

  • Floral Meadow Installments - $1,200 and up (We suggest repurposing these in the reception space)

  • Large Arrangements - $275 (Typical range $250-325)
    (Often placed on the ground or on barrels at the start of the aisle; we suggest repurposing these in the reception space)

  • Aisle Florals - $150 (Typical range $125-175)
    (Placed on the ground next to the chairs down the aisle; we suggest repurposing these in the reception space)

Reception Florals

  • Low Guest Table Centerpieces – $140 (Typical range $120-180)

  • Tall Guest Table Centerpieces - $250 (Typical range $200-300)

  • Hand-laid Greenery with Vases and Floating Candles - Starting at $100 per table
    (Light to medium coverage with 3 cylinder vases of varying heights; includes vase rental and LED candle rental OR real candle purchase)

  • Bud Vase Clusters - $55 and up
    (Three vintage cut glass bud vases with blooms and greenery; price includes vase rental)

A Few Quick Thoughts…

Most couples are not worried only about the total. They are worried about whether the pricing will feel fair, whether they will have to compromise too much, and whether the final quote will keep changing. A good budget conversation answers those concerns early!

Flower type is one of the biggest drivers. Premium blooms like peonies, garden roses, and calla lilies cost more because they are delicate, limited, or seasonal. More flexible blooms, including many rose varieties, carnations, and dis bud mums, can help you keep the look full without pushing the budget too hard.

Season matters too. If a flower is out of season, it may need to be imported, which usually means a higher stem price and less room for substitution. If in-season flowers are chosen, such as dahlias in the fall, we are often able to source them locally, and more affordably.

Design complexity is another big factor. A simple round bouquet and a cascading bouquet do not require the same mechanics. An airy installation may look effortless in photos, but it often takes more time to design.