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Florists in Singapore: 523 florists · entry-level hand bouquet typically S$25–S$50

Updated October 2026How we rank
Online florists in Singapore sell hand bouquets from about $25–$50, usually with free standard delivery. You pay $10–$25 more for a timed or express slot, and some florists add a surcharge for Sentosa, Changi or hospitals. Condolence stands for a wake typically cost $100–$400. Book early for Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, when peak surcharges and earlier order cut-offs apply.

12 of the best-documented florists in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Sapphire Windows Pte Ltd

Sapphire Windows Pte Ltd

Pasir Ris

43+ years in business

2 Loyang Drive

Sing See Soon Floral and Landscape

Sing See Soon Floral and Landscape

Punggol

25+ years in business

2 min walk from Riviera LRT

24hrs City Florist

24hrs City Florist

Jalan Besar

24+ years in business

1 min walk from Farrer Park MRT

AZ Gift & Trading

AZ Gift & Trading

Bugis

39+ years in business

3 min walk from Bugis MRT

Candy Floriculture

Candy Floriculture

Novena

20+ years in business

6 min walk from Caldecott MRT

Eden Cottage

Eden Cottage

Raffles Place

23+ years in business

2 min walk from Raffles Place MRT

Wood Flower Cottage

Wood Flower Cottage

Bedok

29+ years in business

9 min walk from Siglap MRT

Far East Flora

Far East Flora

Novena

45+ years in business

4 min walk from Caldecott MRT

Flowers Flowers

Flowers Flowers

Somerset

28+ years in business

2 min walk from Somerset MRT

Freeman Florist

Freeman Florist

Clarke Quay

29+ years in business

1 min walk from Clarke Quay MRT

Fossil Collections

Fossil Collections

Marina Bay

26+ years in business

1 min walk from Bayfront MRT

Tree House Flowers and Gifts

Tree House Flowers and Gifts

Sengkang

21+ years in business

19 min walk from Thanggam LRT

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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How much do florists charge in Singapore?

Typical 2025–2026 prices from published florist price lists and roundups. They include GST unless noted. Imported blooms such as peonies and ranunculus, the size of the arrangement and the delivery slot drive most of the difference.

  • Entry-level hand bouquet (online florist)

    S$25–S$50

    Starting prices across 17 Singapore online florists in early 2025

  • Standard delivery

    S$0–S$10

    Most large online florists deliver free within a daytime window

  • Timed or express (1-hour) delivery

    S$20–S$55

    Typically $20–$25 for a fixed time slot; some charge from $55 for express

  • Location surcharge (Sentosa, Changi, Tuas, hospitals)

    S$15

    Charged by some florists on top of the delivery fee

  • Small condolence tribute or table arrangement

    S$29–S$75

  • Condolence or congratulatory flower stand

    S$97–S$500

    Colleague and friend stands usually sit near $100; full-height premium stands from about $180 to $500

  • Bridal bouquet (fresh)

    S$80–S$250

    Imported or seasonal blooms can push it to $350+; bridesmaid bouquets around $50–$120

  • Wedding florals and decor (whole event)

    S$1,500–S$6,000

    Hotel banquet packages often include centrepieces, so check what is already covered

Sources: TheSmartLocal – flower delivery in Singapore (updated Jan 2025); Windflower Florist – condolence flower stands guide (florist-published); Noel Gifts – condolence wreaths listing; Windflower Florist – wedding flower cost guide (florist-published); Smart Calculator SG – wedding cost in Singapore 2026 (May 2026). Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

How to choose a florist

  • Compare the price at checkout, not the price on the listing. Timed delivery, location surcharges and peak-day surcharges are added at the end and can add $15–$30 or more to a $60 bouquet.
  • Check the same-day cut-off before you order. Most florists stop taking same-day orders between noon and 5pm, and the cut-off is often earlier on weekends and Sundays.
  • For a wake, give the florist the full address, including the void deck block number or the funeral parlour hall, plus the name of the deceased and the wording for the ribbon. Most people send a standing flower stand rather than a round wreath, so say which one you want.
  • For a wedding, ask whether the hotel package already includes table centrepieces and a backdrop before you order separate florals. Order early for peak wedding months, which florists say are roughly April–June and September–November.
  • Ask for a photo of the actual arrangement before it is sent out. Arrangements are made by hand, and blooms are often substituted when stock runs short.

Red flags

  • The florist won't tell you the total, including peak-period surcharges, before you pay. Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Chinese New Year and Christmas are the usual surcharge dates.
  • There is no stated substitution policy, so you could receive different flowers or colours without being told.
  • The florist asks for full prepayment on large wedding or event orders without a written list of what you will get.
  • There is no physical address or UEN anywhere on the website.

Questions to ask before you book

  • What is the total, including delivery, timed-slot and location surcharges?
  • What is your same-day cut-off, and do you deliver on Sundays and public holidays?
  • If a bloom is out of stock, what will you substitute it with, and will you tell me first?
  • Will you send a photo before delivery and confirm once it has been delivered?
  • For a wedding, how much is the deposit, and what are the cancellation and postponement terms?

Questions about florists in Singapore

How much does flower delivery cost in Singapore?

Many online florists deliver free within a standard daytime window. A fixed time slot usually costs about $20–$25, and 1-hour express delivery can cost $20–$55. Some florists add around $15 for Sentosa, Changi, Tuas or hospital addresses. Prices and surcharges also rise around Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, so check the total at checkout.

How much is a condolence wreath or flower stand in Singapore?

Small tributes start from about $29–$75. Standing condolence stands, which are what most people send to a wake, usually cost about $100–$400, and premium designs from some florists go up to about $500. Colleagues and friends often send stands near the lower end. Include the deceased's name, the wake address and the ribbon wording when you order.

How much does a bridal bouquet cost in Singapore?

A fresh bridal bouquet typically costs about $80–$250. Imported or seasonal blooms such as peonies and ranunculus can push it past $350. Bridesmaid bouquets are cheaper, at roughly $50–$120 each. Total wedding florals and decor commonly run $1,500–$6,000, depending on what the venue package already includes.

What time should I order same-day flowers by?

Same-day cut-offs vary by florist. Most fall between noon and 5pm on weekdays and are earlier on weekends, with some as early as 10am on Sundays. Some boutique florists need two days' notice. Around Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, florists often stop taking orders days in advance.

How many florists are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 523 florists in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Geylang (61). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.