Bridal Bouquet Cost in San Francisco (2026 Prices)
A bridal bouquet in San Francisco costs $200.00 to $685.00 fixed price across 8 EIM listings checked in September 2026, from minimal calla posies to full orchid cascades.
TL;DR
A bridal bouquet in San Francisco costs $200.00 to $685.00 as a fixed price across the 8 Bay Area bouquet listings below, with a median of $312.50. Style drives the price: single-variety calla bouquets start at $210.00, sculptural designs sit at $360.00, and cascades run $390.00 to $685.00.
- Lowest price, classic look: a round rose bouquet from a Richmond florist at $200.00 fixed price, designed around your palette.
- Elopement or City Hall: the Minimalist Mini Calla Lily posy at $260.00 fixed price.
- All-white and full: the Classic White and Ivory bouquet of four white flowers at $345.00 fixed price, with a matching boutonniere.
- Modern and architectural: calla lilies with allium spheres at $360.00 fixed price.
- Cascade on a budget: white and green anthuriums, orchids and callas at $390.00 fixed price; the full white orchid waterfall is $685.00 fixed price.
- Every price was checked against each live listing on September 25 or 26, 2026 and excludes tax and fees.
Last updated: September 2026
Every bouquet in this guide is a current Events in Minutes listing, and EIM earns a fee when you book through us.
How much does a bridal bouquet cost in San Francisco?
A bridal bouquet in San Francisco costs $200.00 to $685.00 across the 8 fixed-price bouquet listings in this guide, and seven of the eight are under $400.00. The eight prices, lowest to highest, are $200.00, $210.00, $260.00, $280.00, $345.00, $360.00, $390.00 and $685.00. Because there are eight, the median is the midpoint of the fourth and fifth prices: ($280.00 + $345.00) / 2 = $312.50.
These are prices for the bridal bouquet alone; for centerpieces, arches and the rest of the order, see the wedding flower cost guide for the San Francisco Bay Area. To compare every listed bouquet side by side, browse wedding florists in San Francisco. Seven of the eight listings come from one San Francisco studio and one from a Richmond florist, so within the same studio and the same terms, the price moves from $210.00 to $685.00 with style and flower choice alone.
Bridal bouquet prices by style
Grouped by shape, the eight bouquet listings show where the price steps up:
- Minimal, single variety ($210.00 to $260.00): white calla lilies only, hand tied, no filler. The standard white calla bouquet is $210.00 and the posy of slender mini calla lilies is $260.00.
- Full, mixed-flower bouquets ($200.00 to $345.00): the Richmond rose bouquet at $200.00, the hot pink and purple rose and anthurium bouquet at $280.00, and the four-flower white and ivory bouquet at $345.00.
- Sculptural ($360.00): calla lilies and allium spheres arranged around negative space.
- Cascading ($390.00 to $685.00): the white and green anthurium, orchid and calla cascade at $390.00, and the white orchid waterfall with trailing greens at $685.00.
Why do cascading bouquets cost more?
Cascading bridal bouquets cost more because the florist builds length as well as a head, which generally means more stems, trailing material and time to set the shape so it hangs correctly. In this San Francisco set, the two cascades are $390.00 and $685.00 fixed price, while the six non-cascading bouquets run $200.00 to $360.00.
The two cascades are $295.00 apart ($685.00 minus $390.00). The $685.00 listing uses white orchids for the whole upper mass with trailing greens toward the hem; the $390.00 cascade mixes orchids with white anthuriums, calla lilies and green bells. For a trailing shape without the top price, start with the mixed cascade.
Which flowers raise the price of a bouquet?
Orchids are the clearest price driver here: both carded bouquets built with orchids are cascades priced at $390.00 and $685.00, and the same studio's other orchid designs are listed at $395.00 and $440.00 fixed price, all above every calla-only bouquet and every carded rose bouquet in this guide. The orchid-heavy cascade at $685.00 is the most expensive bouquet here. Bouquets built only from calla lilies are the lowest from the same studio, at $210.00 and $260.00.
Peonies are a common request, but none of the eight carded bouquets is built around them; the same San Francisco studio lists two peony bouquets at $385.00 fixed price each, so peonies land between the sculptural calla bouquet and the cascades. As general advice, peonies are seasonal (roughly late spring into early summer), and asking for them outside that window usually raises the price or limits the choice. Mixing flower types adds cost too: the Classic White and Ivory bouquet uses four white flowers (calla lilies, ranunculus, roses and lisianthus) and costs $345.00, against $210.00 for callas alone.
Wedding bouquets you can book in the San Francisco Bay Area
The eight bouquets run from lowest to highest fixed price.
Wedding Florist Bay Area, Traditional Bridal Bouquet
A traditional round bridal bouquet of fresh natural roses with greenery, designed around your palette by a Richmond florist whose service covers San Francisco, Oakland, Richmond and the greater Bay Area, with custom color matching. Best for a classic rose bouquet at the lowest fixed price here. Watch-out: the listing collects a non-refundable booking deposit at contract signing, and cancellation is strict, up to 30 days before.
Book nowClean White Calla Lily Bridal Bouquet with Satin Ribbon
A hand-tied bouquet of white calla lilies and nothing else: one variety, no filler, and a satin-wrapped handle you can match to your palette. It is built light so it stays comfortable to hold all day. Best for a modern ceremony, a courthouse wedding or a bride who wants clean lines. Watch-out: the matching boutonniere is offered on request, not assumed, so ask for it if you want one.
Book nowMinimalist Mini Calla Lily Bridal Bouquet with Optional Pearls
A small hand-tied posy of slender white mini calla lilies, with no greenery and no second color, so the curl of each stem does the work; pearls are an optional touch named in the listing title. Best for an elopement, a City Hall ceremony or a petite frame. Watch-out: it costs $50.00 more than the satin-ribbon calla bouquet from the same studio, so compare the two in photos before you pick.
Book nowVibrant Hot Pink and Purple Bridal Bouquet with Anthuriums
A hand-tied bouquet in hot pink, soft pink and purple, built from full roses, glossy anthuriums and airy scabiosa, with a matching boutonniere for the partner in the same palette. Best for a couple who wants real color in the photos. Watch-out: this is a bold, fixed palette; if you want a custom color story, the Richmond rose bouquet is designed around your palette.
Book nowClassic White and Ivory Bridal Bouquet with Calla Lilies
A tonal white and ivory bouquet of four flowers: calla lilies for line, ranunculus and roses for fullness, and lisianthus for a ruffled finish between the larger heads. A matching boutonniere is built to the finished piece, and hand delivery covers neighboring California communities. Best for a classic all-white wedding. Watch-out: it is round and full, so it reads traditional rather than sculptural.
Book nowSculptural Bridal Bouquet with Calla Lilies and Allium Spheres
A sculptural bouquet built around negative space: long white calla lilies set against round allium spheres and airy allium accents, in a clean white palette with a silhouette unlike a round posy. Best for a modern or architectural venue and a minimalist dress. Watch-out: it is deliberately sparse, so if you want a lush, full bouquet in photos, look at the ivory or cascade options instead.
Book nowCascading White and Green Bridal Bouquet with Anthuriums
A cascading bouquet in white and green: white anthuriums for structure, orchids for the trailing line, calla lilies for curve and green bells for height, with a matching boutonniere from the same stems. It spills downward rather than sitting as a dome, so it moves as you walk. Best for a first cascade at under $400.00. Watch-out: as general advice, a trailing shape is longer to carry than a posy, so ask how long it runs against your dress.
Book nowCascading Bridal Bouquet of White Orchids and Trailing Greens
A full waterfall cascade: fresh white orchids carry the upper mass, trailing greens run down toward the hem of the gown, and soft accent blooms fill the middle so it reads full, not sparse, with a matching boutonniere from the same white palette. Best for a formal ceremony with a long aisle. Watch-out: at $685.00 fixed price it costs more than any other bouquet here.
Book nowCompare bridal bouquet prices
All eight bouquets use a fixed price, so you can compare them directly.
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| Activity | Location | Duration | Group | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wedding Florist Bay Area, Traditional Bridal Bouquet | Travels to You | 1–3 hours | 2–300 guests | $200.00 fixed price |
| Clean White Calla Lily Bridal Bouquet with Satin Ribbon | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $210.00 fixed price |
| Minimalist Mini Calla Lily Bridal Bouquet with Optional Pearls | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $260.00 fixed price |
| Vibrant Hot Pink and Purple Bridal Bouquet with Anthuriums | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $280.00 fixed price |
| Classic White and Ivory Bridal Bouquet with Calla Lilies | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $345.00 fixed price |
| Sculptural Bridal Bouquet with Calla Lilies and Allium Spheres | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $360.00 fixed price |
| Cascading White and Green Bridal Bouquet with Anthuriums | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $390.00 fixed price |
| Cascading Bridal Bouquet of White Orchids and Trailing Greens | Travels to You | 1–12 hours | 1–500 guests | $685.00 fixed price |
The guest range and duration in the table are each listing's general booking settings; a bouquet's fixed price does not change with the number of wedding guests or hours.
Example bouquet budgets
These are example estimates before tax and fees, built from the fixed prices above:
- Two brides, matching bouquets: 2 x $345.00 (Classic White and Ivory) = $690.00.
- Cascade vs. minimal from the same studio: $685.00 (white orchid cascade) minus $210.00 (satin-ribbon calla) = $475.00 difference.
- Two brides, two minimal calla bouquets from the same studio: $210.00 (satin-ribbon calla) + $260.00 (mini calla posy) = $470.00.
Can you buy a bridal bouquet without a full package?
Yes. Each of the eight San Francisco Bay Area listings here is a single bridal bouquet with its own fixed price, so you can book just the bouquet and source centerpieces and ceremony flowers elsewhere, or skip them.
The seven studio listings show a broad included-services list that names items such as bridesmaid bouquets and centerpieces. Treat the bouquet description as the scope, and confirm in writing what the fixed price covers before you count on anything extra.
How far ahead should you order a bridal bouquet?
As general advice, request a bridal bouquet two to three months before the wedding, and earlier for a popular Saturday in spring or fall. All eight listings are request-to-book, so the florist confirms your date before it is held, and all eight show a strict cancellation policy; the Richmond listing states cancellation up to 30 days before and a non-refundable deposit at contract signing. Settle your date and style before you send the request, then confirm final flowers closer to the day.
How we chose
We reviewed the bridal bouquet listings on Events in Minutes that serve San Francisco and kept eight that cover every common style: round, minimal, sculptural and cascading. Every price, group range, duration and inclusion comes from the live listing, checked on September 25, 2026, and the range and median use only these eight fixed prices. The same San Francisco studio lists six more bridal bouquets on EIM, from $360.00 to $450.00 fixed price (a king protea design, two peony bouquets at $385.00, a pastel orchid cascade, a coral cymbidium orchid bouquet and an all-white bouquet with boutonniere); the two peony listings were checked on September 26, 2026. All six fall inside the $200.00 to $685.00 range above, so the range holds, but the middle of the market sits a little higher than the median of these eight.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a bridal bouquet cost in San Francisco?
Across the 8 Bay Area bridal bouquet listings in this guide, a bouquet costs $200.00 to $685.00 as a fixed price, with a median of $312.50. Seven of the eight are under $400.00; only the white orchid cascade at $685.00 goes higher. Prices were checked on September 25, 2026 and exclude tax and fees.
How much is an elopement or City Hall bouquet in San Francisco?
An elopement or City Hall bouquet usually means a smaller, simpler piece, and in this guide that points to the low end: the Minimalist Mini Calla Lily posy at $260.00 fixed price, the satin-ribbon calla bouquet at $210.00 fixed price, or the Richmond round rose bouquet at $200.00 fixed price. None of the eight is sold as an elopement package, so confirm date and delivery.
How much does a peony bridal bouquet cost in San Francisco?
A peony bridal bouquet from the San Francisco studio in this guide costs $385.00 fixed price, $40.00 more than the four-flower Classic White and Ivory bouquet. The white peony version pairs peonies with anthuriums and trailing amaranth; the blush version mixes peonies, lisianthus and sweet peas, and both include a matching boutonniere. Confirm availability for your date before you request.
Does a bridal bouquet price include a boutonniere?
It depends on the listing. The hot pink and purple ($280.00), Classic White and Ivory ($345.00), white and green cascade ($390.00) and white orchid cascade ($685.00) listings describe a matching boutonniere as part of the piece. The satin-ribbon calla bouquet ($210.00) offers one on request. For the other three, ask before you book.
Is delivery included in the bouquet price?
All seven San Francisco studio bouquets in this guide list delivery as included, and several of their descriptions mention delivery across the city and surrounding California area. The Richmond listing says its service covers San Francisco, Oakland, Richmond and the greater Bay Area but does not say delivery is included, so confirm any delivery charge when you request.
How much does a protea bridal bouquet cost in San Francisco?
A king protea bridal bouquet from the San Francisco studio in this guide costs $360.00 fixed price, the same as the calla and allium Sculptural bouquet. It centers a single white king protea with cascading white hyacinth, green and bronzed magnolia leaves and a tillandsia air plant, plus a matching boutonniere. The listing says no two are built exactly alike, so review its photos before you request.