Adelaide Flower House
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.
Wedding Florists · Adelaide, South Australia
Lilli-Anthus is a boutique floral studio that spent nearly a decade in Dulwich before moving to 363 Glen Osmond Road, and its signature is stated plainly: intangible, romantic, free flowing garden style. What makes it unusually easy to approach is that it runs two clearly separated services — fixed micro packages that need no consultation at all, and a bespoke full-service track by appointment — and it tells you which one you are in before you enquire.
Garden-style and romantic at heart, but its published work runs from soft whites and greenery to bold coral and burgundy. Garden roses and peonies anchor most of it, with dahlias and fruit through the autumn tables, orchids down the long reception runs, and anemones, hydrangeas and delphiniums in the softer palettes. Hanging installations over the tables are something it does a lot of.
Couples at either end, which is the point. An elopement with two pieces of personal flowers is catered for as a real product, not an afterthought; so is a marquee wedding with suspended installations and twenty centrepieces. Its published weddings sit at Mount Lofty House, The Lane Vineyard, Mitolo Wines, Longview Vineyard, Sunnybrae Estate, The Manor at Basket Range and out to Waikerie in the Riverland.
Micro packages start at $354 for The Micro Elopement and $1,262 for The Classic Micro, priced by the pieces you choose — two buttonholes from $68, two bouquets from $540. Ten bud vases from $300 or ten small centrepieces from $1,200 can be added. Micro packages need no consultation: pick one of four palettes — pastels, white and ivory, whites and greenery, or vibrant and bright — and the flowers are ready for pickup or delivery. Full wedding florals are by appointment, and the studio asks for a flower budget of $5,000 to $8,000, noting that below that is usually a small wedding or personal flowers only. Studio hours vary.
It credits everyone. Each published wedding carries the photographer by name — Even Bailey, Sebastian Paynter, Story Studio, Blake Heywood, Dan Evans, Scott Surplice, Tomek Photography — alongside the stylist, the hire company, the lighting and even the napkins. For a couple building a supplier list, that is a working set of introductions rather than a gallery.
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.
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