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
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Myrtle Beach Wedding Florists
Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand, South Carolina
Compare 5 wedding florists serving Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand — including Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Conway, and the surrounding area. Expect sixty miles of coastline, oceanfront resorts, and toes-in-the-sand ceremonies. Every listing is researched and written by our editors, with details verified against the vendor's own site.
Planning from scratch? Read the Myrtle Beach wedding guide for costs, seasons, and local rules.
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
Meant To Bee Floristry
Myrtle Beach floral boutique run by designer Michelle Henry, handcrafting bridal and reception work from romantic-timeless to modern, on-trend looks.
Myrtle Beach, SC
RSG Event Designs
Myrtle Beach floral and event design studio founded in 2012 by Robert Stephen Gerba, building beach ceremony and reception florals, lighting, and draping.
Myrtle Beach, SC
Good to Know
Wedding Florists in Myrtle Beach: 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 do we find the right wedding florist in Myrtle Beach?
- Start with the listings on this page — each one covers Myrtle Beach and nearby communities like North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island. Shortlist two or three whose work and pricing fit, then contact them with your date and venue. For planning context first, our guides cover costs, timelines, and questions to ask before you book.