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Anelia Fleur uses a package-based pricing model. Singapore market norms for floral services: bridal bouquets typically S$150–400, bridesmaid bouquets S$80–180 each, ceremony aisle arrangements S$300–1,200 depending on scale, and reception table centrepieces S$80–250 per table. Full wedding floral packages combining multiple pieces commonly run S$1,500–6,000+ depending on bloom selection and event scale. Everyday and occasion florals (birthday, congratulatory, full-month) are generally S$80–300 per arrangement. Confirm what is itemised in the package: specific blooms and foliage, number of pieces, setup and teardown at the venue, delivery or travel charge for non-central locations, and the deposit and balance schedule. Seasonal availability can affect substitutions, so agree on acceptable alternatives in writing. See the full floral cost guide for Singapore →

For wedding florals, six to twelve weeks is a sensible minimum, and popular Saturdays during peak wedding season — March, April, October, and November — can book out several months in advance. If you have a firm venue date, it is worth reaching out as soon as it is confirmed to avoid losing the slot. For baby celebrations such as full-month or 100-day arrangements, four to six weeks ahead is generally sufficient. Everyday occasion florals and congratulatory bouquets can often be arranged within one to two weeks, though same-day and next-day orders depend on stock availability. Confirm whether the booking date is held by a deposit, and ask about the rescheduling policy in the event your venue or event date changes.

The Singapore industry standard for event florists is a deposit of 30–50% on signing to secure the date, with the balance due one to two weeks before the event. The deposit typically covers the date hold and any early design consultation or mock-up work. Confirm in writing what the deposit covers and whether it is refundable or transferable to a future date if you need to reschedule. Ask specifically about the rescheduling policy — many florists will transfer the deposit to a new date within a reasonable window without penalty, but cancellations close to the event date may result in forfeiture if blooms have already been ordered. Also confirm whether a public liability insurance certificate is available, particularly if your venue requires one for external vendors setting up on the premises.