Roadside Blooms
North Charleston studio building nature-led wedding florals since 2012, with a published $5,500 full-service minimum and separate elopement packages.
North Charleston, SCFrom $5,500
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Wedding Florists in South Carolina
Most South Carolina wedding florists work from a minimum spend rather than an item-by-item price list, and that minimum moves sharply by region. Charleston and Hilton Head studios commonly set full-service minimums between $4,000 and $5,500, with luxury design houses starting well above that; Upstate and Midlands designers more often open between $1,750 and $3,500. Charleston couples land at a median around $5,000 for florals, with the middle half of the market paying roughly $3,500 to $6,900. The designers listed here are reviewed individually, with published minimums and per-arrangement pricing noted where they make them public — along with what they handle beyond bouquets: ceremony installations, arbor and arch work, reception styling, rentals, and teardown.
Published starting prices on this page: $2,450 – median $3,500 (8 of 25 vendors share pricing)
Tiger Lily Weddings
James Island design studio and wedding division of Tiger Lily Florist, voted Charleston's Best Florist 24 years running.
Charleston, SCFrom $3,000
Branch Flower Shop
Mount Pleasant florist that has designed Charleston-area weddings for more than 15 years, from Kiawah Island installations to elopements.
Mount Pleasant, SC
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Fern Studio Flowers
Fine-art floral studio on Devine Street run by Sarah Swinson Shell, known for large-scale garden-style installations; full-service budgets start at $5,000.
Columbia, SCFrom $5,000
Petrichor Floral Design
Columbia studio founded by former wedding planner Michelle Forsythe, known for lush, textural garden-style florals and a $3,000 full-service minimum.
Columbia, SCFrom $3,000
American Floral
Family-run Irmo florist Scott and Kim Jones have operated since 1993, delivering wedding flowers across Columbia, Irmo, Chapin, and Lexington.
Irmo, SC
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Poppies and Peonies
Anderson studio founded by Whitney Skipper, pairing full wedding planning with garden-style florals and a published $3,500 floral minimum.
Anderson, SCFrom $3,500
Renee Burroughs Design
Greenville floral studio built on 35 years of hands-on design, handling more than 125 Upstate weddings a year with transparent minimums.
Greenville, SCFrom $3,000
Katelyn Pinner Studio
Main Street studio in Travelers Rest run by Katelyn Pinner since 2013, with a design team carrying over 50 combined years in floral work.
Travelers Rest, SC
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August Floral & Event Design
Kim Cheney's studio inside Palmetto Bluff designs full-installation Lowcountry weddings, with a published $16,000 event minimum.
Bluffton, SCFrom $16,000
Elegant Bloom Designs
Feven Bynum and Lauren Walsh co-own this Hilton Head studio, handling consultation through breakdown for wedding and corporate florals.
Hilton Head Island, SC
Flowers by Katie Ford
Katie Ford designs seasonal, symbol-driven arrangements from her Bluffton studio, working weddings across the Lowcountry and Savannah.
Bluffton, SC
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Beau Soleil Weddings
Conway-based wedding florals and event decor studio led by designer Ravin since 2010, with custom packages starting at $2,450 across the Carolinas.
Conway, SCFrom $2,450
Callas Florist & Events
Murrells Inlet flower shop led by Purdue-trained horticulturist Andrew, doing traditional and contemporary wedding florals across the Grand Strand.
Murrells Inlet, SC
Greenskeeper Florist
Pawleys Island retail flower shop owned by Coastal Carolina graduate Mary Grace Hubbard, delivering wedding florals to Georgetown County venues and clubs.
Pawleys Island, SC
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Good to Know
Wedding Florists in South Carolina: FAQs
- How much do wedding flowers cost in South Carolina?
- Charleston couples spend a median of about $5,000 on florals, with the middle half of the market between roughly $3,500 and $6,900. Full-service minimums in Charleston and Hilton Head commonly sit at $4,000 to $5,500, while Greenville, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach designers frequently start between $1,750 and $3,500. Individual pieces price at roughly $100 to $350 for a bridal bouquet and $80 to $200 for a centerpiece.
- What is a florist minimum spend?
- A minimum is the smallest total a florist will take on for a full-service wedding — design, delivery, on-site installation, and teardown included. It exists because the labor of setting up and striking a wedding barely changes whether the order is $2,000 or $6,000. Some studios lower their minimum for off-season or weekday dates; Fonté Fleur in Charleston, for example, publishes a peak-season minimum of $4,000 against $2,000 off-season. If your order falls under a florist's minimum, ask about à la carte or pickup-only pricing.
- How far in advance should we book a wedding florist?
- Eight to twelve months out for spring and fall Saturdays, and earlier in Charleston, where the strongest studios take a limited number of weddings per season. Florists can often accommodate shorter timelines than venues or photographers, but the specific designers with a recognizable style book out first.
- What makes wedding flower costs go up?
- Labor and scale, more than the flowers themselves. Hanging installations, arbor pieces, and anything requiring a lift or a second crew add cost quickly. Out-of-season or imported stems — peonies outside late spring, garden roses year-round — carry a premium, and so does a heavy design at a venue that only allows a short setup window. Reusing ceremony arrangements at the reception is the single most effective way to cut the number down without cutting the look.