How much do floral centrepieces cost for a wedding?

There is no fixed price for a floral centrepiece, because florists quote based on the flowers you choose, the size of the arrangement, and the time of year. Seasonal British flowers like daffodils, tulips or dahlias tend to be more affordable than imported roses or peonies. A small vase with a few stems might be very modest, while a large, dense arrangement with premium blooms will cost much more. You can save by using greenery, which fills space beautifully, or by mixing a few hero flowers with lots of foliage. Many couples reuse ceremony flowers as centrepieces, which cuts waste and cost. Ask your florist for a quote based on your table count and a clear description of what you want. Be honest about your budget, and they can suggest alternatives. You might also consider non-floral centrepieces, such as candles, fruit, books or potted plants, which can be cheaper and just as lovely. Remember to include delivery and set-up in your planning, and check whether your venue charges a vase hire fee.