About

Overview & Vibe

Linard Floral and Bridal Centre is a shop on Haly Street in Kingaroy, serving the South Burnett. “Community is at the heart of what we do.” Their work was published in The Bride’s Diary for Queensland’s wedding of the year in its 2018 issue.

Style & Signature Blooms

Whatever the couple brings — “Whether you’re after a bespoke arrangement or a classic, the team at Linard Floral are always ready to assist you to create your dream florals.” Their own wedding photographs run from a rust and burnt-orange bouquet against a veil in a paddock, to a king protea and fern bouquet in rainforest, to a white bridal table arrangement of spider chrysanthemum and rose. They also carry a substantial dried and preserved range.

Ideal For

A South Burnett couple at any budget — “We cater to a wide range of budgets, so imagination is your only limit.” And, unusually, for the couple who wants to make the flowers themselves: their DIY dried-flower kits come with everything including the florist scissors and instructional videos, are posted Australia-wide, and are pitched at both a bridal-party assembly session and reception centrepieces that guests take home afterwards.

The Need-to-Knows

Same-day delivery has a different cut-off in each town — 3pm in the Kingaroy CBD, but 9.30am for Nanango, Yarraman, Wondai, Tingoora and Murgon, because the courier runs around midday. No deliveries on Sundays or public holidays: “we enjoy family time on those days.” They deliver to the hospitals in all four major towns.

Standout Feature

A published guide to what wedding flowers cost — across the market, not just theirs. Bridal bouquets $180–$500, bridesmaids’ $120–$200, boutonnieres and corsages $25–$60, table centrepieces $150–$400, ceremony and venue decoration $500–$2,500, with Australian couples averaging $1,500 to $8,000 overall. ⚠ These are market ranges, not their price list. Their budgeting advice is to allow 5–10% of the total wedding budget and to ask any florist for an itemised quote.

Appointment Policy

Visit the Kingaroy shop to custom design an arrangement, or get in touch by phone.
Wedding and event ideas are discussed with the team and designed to the couple's brief.
Their published advice is to book the florist once the venue is booked, so the design can be made for the space and the light.
They also suggest asking for a detailed quote listing each floral item.

Areas Serviced

Kingaroy - the shop is on Haly Street in the centre of town.
Nanango.
Wondai and Tingoora.
Murgon.
Yarraman.
Booie and Blackbutt.
The wider South Burnett, covered by courier.
DIY dried-flower kits are posted Australia-wide.

Delivery & Setup

Same-day delivery in the Kingaroy CBD runs on orders placed up until 3pm.
Nanango and Yarraman need an order by 9.30am, because the courier usually runs around midday.
Wondai, Tingoora and Murgon also need an order by 9.30am for same-day delivery.
There are no deliveries on Sundays or public holidays.
They deliver to the hospitals in Kingaroy, Nanango, Wondai and Murgon.
A specific delivery date outside the four main town centres is arranged with the courier first.
DIY dried-flower kits are posted Australia-wide.

Floral Styles

classic
romantic
native
dried
preserved
lush
seasonal
modern

Flowers & Blooms

Rose
Orchid
Peony
Native Flowers

Hire Items

No details available.

Minimum Spend

No details available.

Nearby Landmarks

Haly Street, Kingaroy - the shop is in the centre of town.
Kingaroy Hospital and the town's peanut silos.
Nanango and Yarraman, south along the highway.
Wondai, Tingoora and Murgon, to the north.
Booie and Blackbutt, in the surrounding hills.
The South Burnett wine country around Moffatdale and Barambah.

Price Notes

Their published guide to what wedding flowers cost gives market ranges rather than their own prices.
Bridal bouquets are put at $180 to $500 or above, depending on size, design and flower type.
Bridesmaids' bouquets are put at $120 to $200 each.
Boutonnieres and corsages are put at $25 to $60 each.
Table centrepieces are put at $150 to $400, and ceremony and venue decoration at $500 to $2,500 or more.
Australian couples are said to spend between $1,500 and $8,000 on wedding flowers overall.
Their budgeting advice is to allow five to ten per cent of the total wedding budget for flowers and styling.
Their saving tips are to add greenery, repurpose ceremony arrangements at the reception, keep table decor simple and tell the florist the budget.
They cater to a wide range of budgets and do not publish a minimum.

Services Offered

Wedding Flowers
Bridal Bouquets
Buttonholes And Corsages
Church Flowers
Table Arrangements
Diy Dried Flower Kits
Everyday Flower Delivery
Dried And Preserved Blooms
Sympathy Flowers
Gifts, Chocolates And Balloons

Wedding Flower Packages

Custom wedding designs are quoted individually - 'Share your ideas with us and our passionate team can create custom, personalised flower designs for your special occasion.'
DIY dried-flower kits for weddings. Description: Everything needed to assemble the arrangements, down to the florist scissors and instructional videos, posted Australia-wide. Named kits include Allure, Fern, Earthy, Gray Allure, Allure Frosty, Allure Pink and Allure White.
DIY kits are pitched two ways - as a bridal-party assembly session before the wedding, and as reception centrepieces guests take home afterwards.
Bridal and bridesmaids' bouquets, corsages, church flowers, buttonholes and table arrangements are the published wedding range.

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Contact

Website: linardfloral.com.au
Phone: (07) 4162 3077
Address: 138a Haly Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610

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