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Family-run Irmo florist Scott and Kim Jones have operated since 1993, delivering wedding flowers across Columbia, Irmo, Chapin, and Lexington.
Florists · Columbia & Midlands
Aiken florist led by designer Katherine Slayton, who brings more than 35 years of floral experience to bridal work spanning boho to traditional styles.





At a Glance
Services
What It Costs
Published pricing
Wedding pieces $75-$550+; bridal bouquets $225-$325; ceremony decor from $550
Among the 8 South Carolina wedding florists in our directory that publish a starting price, the lowest is $2,450 and the median is $3,500.
These are the rates Katherine By Design publishes, as of this listing's last update (September 8, 2026). Rates change by season and date; confirm current pricing with the vendor before booking.
About
Katherine Slayton leads Katherine By Design in Aiken, bringing more than 35 years of floral design experience to weddings across the area. The shop designs across a range of styles, from boho and contemporary Hogarth-curve arrangements to country and traditional looks suited to barn venues.
Wedding services include bridal bouquets, hairpieces, ceremony decor, reception centerpieces, and full venue styling, with each order built around a consultation. Individual wedding pieces are listed online from $75 to $550 and up, with bridal bouquets running $225 to $325 and ceremony decor starting at $550.
The studio serves Aiken, Graniteville, Langley, and Warrenville, and takes on destination weddings by request. Katherine By Design does not publish a full-service wedding minimum; couples get pricing through a wedding consultation booked on the shop's site.
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