Emma Kate
Emma Kate is a wedding florist, stylist and planner working from a home studio at Belair, in the Adelaide foothills.
Wedding Florists · Adelaide, South Australia · Visit in person
Adelaide Flower House has been on Unley Road at Parkside for more than 35 years, and it is the most openly priced high-end florist in this directory. Three wedding tiers are published with their bands on the page — elopements, elevated and luxurious — so a couple can see the shape of the whole thing before making contact. The work is timeless rather than trend-led, and it runs to full ceremony and reception installation.
Classic and lush, with a modern edge — its own phrase is timeless and fashion-forward. Premium roses run through most of it, alongside phalaenopsis orchids, seasonal dahlias, Queen Anne’s lace, hydrangeas, lilies and tulips, and there is a genuine native range for couples who want earthy tones and texture rather than white and green.
Couples planning at the larger end, and couples who want to know that before they enquire. The published weddings run to city churches, garden ceremonies under gums and long reception tables. There is also a real elopement tier, so a small day is catered for rather than treated as a scaled-down version of a big one.
The Elopements: $5,000–$8,000 — bridal bouquet, two buttonholes, a maid of honour bouquet and one hero installation. The Elevated Wedding: $12,000–$25,000 — full bridal party flowers, ceremony and aisle petals, welcome sign and seating chart, ten to fifteen centrepieces, bridal table installation and cake flowers. The Luxurious Wedding: from $30,000 — all of that plus bar florals, wishing well, reception entrance flowers, house flowers for getting ready and larger installations. The enquiry form asks whether you want a phone or in-person consultation, and for a Pinterest board rather than a description.
The difference between the two upper tiers is worth knowing, because it is not what most couples assume. The personal flowers are identical — same bouquets, same buttonholes, same centrepiece count. What the top tier buys is the installation work: the bar, the wishing well, the reception entrance, the getting-ready flowers. If those spaces do not matter to you, the middle tier is the same wedding.
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