Rosella Floral Designs

• Consultations are by appointment only, and the first step is email rather than a visit.
• Send your wedding date, both your names, the delivery suburbs for the bridal party's blooms, the names of the ceremony and reception venues, the start and finish times and the bump-in and bump-out times.
• Send pictures of the arrangements you like with quantities, your photographer's name and your budget - the studio asks for the budget up front so the quote fits it.
• Allow 48 hours for a reply Monday to Friday, and 72 hours from Friday to Monday; if nothing arrives, check your spam folder, because the studio says its email often lands there.
• A face-to-face consultation is offered once the details are settled by email, at a location agreed between you, and the first consultation is complimentary.
• Dates fill quickly, so email or call early in your planning to check the studio is free on yours.

• Sydney - the studio works across the whole metropolitan area, naming Sydney CBD, the Eastern Suburbs, the Inner West, the Northern Beaches, the Hills Shire, the Forest District, the Northern Suburbs, the North Shore, Berowra, South-Western Sydney, St George, Canterbury-Bankstown, Greater Western Sydney, Macarthur and Nepean.
• Hunter Valley and the wider Hunter region - named as a destination-wedding region the studio travels to from Sydney.
• Central Coast - named as a destination-wedding region the studio travels to.
• Southern Highlands and Southern Tablelands - named as destination-wedding regions.
• Illawarra and the South Coast - named as destination-wedding regions.
• Hawkesbury - named among the areas serviced across Sydney and New South Wales.
• Blue Mountains and Central Tablelands - the studio has paused travel to both while the Great Western Highway is closed and works continue on the Bells Line of Road, so ask about a 2026 date there before you plan around it.

• Delivery, set-up and pack-down are quoted with the job, and the charge depends on where you are.
• Flowers can go to more than one address on the morning, so the bridal party and the groom's party can get ready in different places.
• The studio will deal directly with your other suppliers and with the ceremony and reception venues to settle the delivery time, so you do not have to relay it.
• Hire pieces are delivered and packed down for a fee set by the location, quoted on top of the hire price.

• romantic
• whimsical
• elegant
• modern
• garden style
• seasonal
• classic
• lush
• minimalist

• Peony - listed for summer and named in the studio's own peony bridal bouquets.
• David Austin Rose - listed for summer and autumn and named on bouquets in the portfolio.
• Ranunculus - listed for spring, autumn and winter.
• Anemone - listed for spring and winter.
• Waratah - listed for spring, alongside a native range that includes banksia, kangaroo paw, leucadendron and gumnuts.
• Hydrangea - listed for summer and autumn and used on the studio's pew flowers and arches.
• Dahlia - listed for summer and autumn.
• Cherry Blossom - listed for spring and winter.
• Tulip - listed for spring, autumn and winter, including parrot tulips.
• Protea - listed for winter.
• Lisianthus - listed for summer, autumn and winter.
• Phalaenopsis Orchid - listed across spring, summer and winter, with cymbidium, cattleya, Singapore, Vanda, spider and dancing lady orchids also named.
• Baby's Breath - listed for spring and autumn and used on the studio's bridesmaids' bouquets and pew flowers.
• Sweet Pea - listed for spring and winter.
• Gardenia - listed for summer and autumn.

• Floral arch with silk flowers and tulle or white chiffon fabric - $350. It stands 2.25m high, 1.2m wide and 0.4m deep.
• Floral arch with silk flowers and silk greenery - $350. Same dimensions as the fabric arch.
• Wooden arch - $200. It stands 2m high and 1.5m wide; flowers and fabric are quoted separately.
• Elevated table centrepiece in silk flowers - $150 each, stand included. The stand is 70cm tall.
• Plants - $50 each. Flowers and decor are not included.
• Clear wishing well - $45. It measures 32 x 32 x 32cm.
• Easels - $35 each, with adjustable heights. Two are available.

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• The studio's own wedding journal names Strickland House and Vaucluse, the Royal Botanic Garden and the Sydney Opera House among the places it has flowered, and its portfolio includes ceremonies at Athol Hall and on Sydney Harbour with the Harbour Bridge behind the flowers.
• It works Sydney harbourside and garden ceremonies as well as churches and chapels, and travels to the Hunter Valley, the Central Coast, the Southern Highlands and the South Coast for destination weddings.

• Every figure is a starting price - 'prices will vary depending on flower choice, arrangement size and seasonal availability'.
• The studio works from home rather than a shop and buys stock to order, and says that is why its prices sit where they do: 'no expensive overheads associated with traditional floral shops and kiosks, and only purchase stock, as we require it'.
• Choosing blooms that are in season lowers the bill; out-of-season flowers can be sourced but cost more.
• Delivery, set-up and pack-down sit outside the package and hire prices and are quoted on your locations.
• A wrist corsage is $30, with a minimum order of ten for school formals.

• Wedding flowers - bridal and bridesmaids' bouquets, throw posies, buttonholes, corsages, floral crowns and hair combs, flower girls' baskets and rose petals.
• Ceremony flowers - entrance displays, altar arrangements, pew flowers, arches and scattered petals, for weddings, christenings and masses.
• Reception flowers - bridal table hedges, long and low arrangements, table garlands, bud vases, compote vases and floral clouds.
• Hanging and suspended installations in flowers or greenery.
• Welcome signs and seating chart florals.
• Cake flowers.
• Event styling and decor hire, with candles, candle clusters and table lamps alongside the florals.
• Wedding planning - the studio also plans weddings for couples who want the whole day handled.
• Corporate and event work - conferences, awards nights, gala balls, brand launches, graduations and formals, charity fundraisers, art collection openings, bridal and baby showers, christenings, jubilees and birthdays.

• Sapphire Package — $600. One bridal bouquet and two bridesmaids' bouquets, all natural stem, with a groom's buttonhole and two groomsmen's buttonholes. You choose the colours and the studio chooses the flowers.
• Emerald Package — $1,000. One bridal bouquet and three bridesmaids' bouquets in natural stem, a groom's buttonhole, three groomsmen's buttonholes, two fathers' buttonholes and two mothers' wrist corsages.
• Ruby Package — $1,500. Everything in the Emerald package plus two church or ceremony arrangements.
• Diamond Package — $1,800. The full bridal party set plus two ceremony structures dressed with flowers, or a set of three plinths with three sets of flowers.
• Bridal bouquet — from $230. The studio's starting price for a bridal bouquet; a cascading bouquet starts at $300.
• Bridesmaid's bouquet — from $170. A throw posy for the bouquet toss starts at $80.
• Buttonhole — from $15. A pin-on corsage starts at $25 and a wrist corsage at $30.
• Hair crown — from $45. A flower girl's basket also starts at $45.
• Bridal table long and low arrangement — from $280. For the top table.
• Bud vase centrepiece — from $20. A compote vase centrepiece starts at $130 and a floral cloud centrepiece at $100.
• Ceremony arch dressed with fresh flowers — from $600. An altar or ceremony arrangement starts at $200 and pew flowers at $20.
• Cake flowers — from $45. Fresh blooms arranged on the cake.
• Welcome sign and seating chart flowers — from $40 each. Florals for the signage at the entrance and the seating plan.