Florists in Atlanta, GA
14 event florists serving the Atlanta area, ranked with claimed and verified businesses first.
What event florists cost in Atlanta
Event floral work in Atlanta splits into retail orders (bouquets and arrangements at shop prices) and event/wedding contracts, which typically carry minimums: many event florists set $1,500–4,000 minimums for full wedding work, with centerpieces commonly $75–250 each. Delivery, setup, and strike (teardown) are usually line-itemed — ask.
Premier Atlanta florist with beautiful same day flowers hand designed by a Master Florist with over 40 years of design experience. Peachtree…
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Order fresh flower arrangements and get same-day flower delivery from the premier Avondale Estates florist, Daisy Day Florist. Call us at 40…
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FAQ: hiring event florists in Atlanta
Do Atlanta florists have minimums for events?
Many full-service event florists set spending minimums, commonly $1,500–4,000 for weddings. Shops without minimums can be a fit for smaller events using à-la-carte arrangements with pickup or simple delivery.
When should I book event florals?
Weddings: 6–10 months out. Social and corporate events: 3–6 weeks is usually sufficient outside holiday weeks (Valentine's and Mother's Day weeks are effectively blocked for event work).
