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Floral packages in Singapore vary considerably by scope. Bridal bouquets typically run S$150–400, ceremony aisle arrangements S$300–1,200, and full wedding floral packages (bouquet, corsages, centrepieces, arch or altar) S$1,500–6,000+. For baby full-month or birthday table florals, standalone arrangements generally fall in the S$200–800 range depending on size and flower variety. The Bloomy Flowers prices at a mid-range ($$) level on a package basis. Confirm in writing what each package includes — number of pieces, flower varieties, delivery and setup, and teardown if applicable — as well as the deposit required on signing (typically 30–50%), the balance due date, and any travel surcharge for venues outside the central Singapore area. GST should also be clarified upfront. See the full floral cost guide for Singapore →

For weddings, floral specialists at popular price points book out six to twelve months ahead, particularly for Saturdays in peak wedding season — March, April, October, and November tend to fill earliest. Securing the date with a deposit is the only way to hold availability. For baby celebrations such as full-month and 100-day events, six to twelve weeks is a reasonable lead time for custom centrepieces and table arrangements. For everyday gifting or corporate event florals, one to two weeks is generally sufficient, though same-week bookings depend on flower availability and the provider's schedule. If your event date is fixed, enquire as early as possible. Confirm whether the booking deposit is refundable or transferable if your plans change, and ask about the wet-weather or backup contingency plan for any outdoor floral setup.

The Singapore industry standard for floral vendors is a deposit of 30–50% on signing to secure the date and cover the sourcing of specific flower varieties, which are often ordered weeks ahead from wholesale markets. The balance is typically due one to two weeks before the event. Deposits are generally non-refundable once flowers have been ordered, but reputable florists will offer to transfer the deposit to a future date if rescheduling is needed with reasonable notice. Confirm the exact policy in writing before paying, including what happens if a specific flower is unavailable closer to the event date and how substitutions are handled. Also ask about public liability insurance if the setup is at an HDB void deck, condo function room, or hotel venue — some venue managers require a copy of the certificate before allowing external vendors to set up on-site.