The floral arm of agnes b. Hong Kong (Cafe Fleuriste), offering wedding flower packages alongside its cafe-florist concept stores.
Wedding & Event Florists in Hong Kong (2026)
Wedding and event florists are specialists: studios that design ceremony florals, bridal bouquets, table centrepieces and large-scale event installations rather than selling everyday bunches. BloomHK tracks 5 — Miluna Studio (Kwai Chung, by appointment), Bloom East (South Lantau), The Floral Atelier (Central flagship), Bed of Roses (Central) and Agnès b. Fleuriste. These are consultation-first businesses: most work by brief and quote per project, so you won't find published price menus here — what we can verify (studio location, portfolio, delivery capability) is listed, and everything else stays blank. For weddings, start conversations 6–12 months out; for corporate events, the same studios handle product launches, gala dinners and hotel florals. Several also run the express services noted elsewhere on BloomHK — Bed of Roses' 2-hour Super Express, for example — though event work itself is planned, not same-day. If your florist also serves everyday orders, they'll appear under Local Florists too; this category is reserved for studios whose core business is occasions.
Contemporary floral studio established 2022 in Central, offering refined retail bouquets and bespoke floral design for weddings, events, private residences and brand collaborations; same-day Florist's Choice delivery and 2-hour Super Express.
South Lantau studio creating contemporary arrangements for weddings, special events and commissions across Hong Kong; also offers floral subscriptions.
Kwai Chung floral studio led by florist-painter Jaynee Lam; specialises in vintage-romance wedding installations and sculptural arrangements with a colour-led philosophy; visits by appointment.
Luxury creative floral house founded by Lelian Chew; opened a two-storey Central flagship at 44-46 Staunton Street in June 2026 housing a couture floral boutique plus the planning studio for The Atelier & Co and The Wedding Atelier.
Frequently asked questions
How far in advance should I book a wedding florist in Hong Kong?
Most Hong Kong wedding florists work by consultation and quote per project, so start the conversation 6–12 months before the date — peak wedding months and large hotel ballrooms book out early. BloomHK lists each studio's location and portfolio links so you can shortlist before reaching out.
Do wedding florists publish their prices?
Generally no. Event and wedding florals are quoted per brief (venue, guest count, flower varieties, installation complexity), so BloomHK does not invent price menus. Contact the studios directly for quotes — and be wary of any directory that publishes wedding-floral prices it can't source.
Can a wedding florist also handle corporate events?
Yes — the studios in this category (The Floral Atelier, Bed of Roses, Bloom East, Miluna Studio, Agnès b. Fleuriste) all work on events beyond weddings, including product launches, gala dinners and hotel florals. Ask about their event portfolio when you enquire.
What's the difference between a wedding florist and a local florist?
Local florists sell everyday bouquets from a shop or studio and deliver across the city; wedding & event florists design for occasions — ceremonies, receptions, corporate events — and quote per project. Some businesses do both; BloomHK files each listing under its primary trade.