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
Flowers By Marisa is a shopfront florist in the Space Land Arcade on John Street, Salisbury, in Adelaide’s northern suburbs. What sets it apart is that it does not quote — it publishes. Nine wedding packages, every one itemised down to the centimetre, priced from $375 to $2,065, plus twenty-six individual pieces from a $25 buttonhole up. A couple can work out the whole cost before speaking to anyone.
Classic and seasonal — round posies, single-rose buttonholes with a greenery backing, wrist corsages on silk ribbon, and low-bowl centrepieces. Roses run through nearly everything, alongside lilies, orchids, chrysanthemums, carnations, alstroemeria and gypsophila. There is a native rustic bouquet in the range for couples who want something looser, and a trailing bouquet for something more dramatic.
Couples who want to compare like with like. Because the bouquet sizes are given in centimetres and the table lengths in metres, this is one of the few florists whose quote can be measured against another’s. It suits a bridal party of two to four attendants especially well, and a reception that wants a dressed bridal table without a full styling budget.
The nine packages are a grid, not a ladder. Bronze, Silver and Gold decide what is included — Bronze is bouquets and buttonholes, Silver adds wrist corsages and a free throwaway bouquet, Gold adds the bridal table and centrepieces. Standard, Deluxe and Premium decide how big — the bridal posy steps through 17cm, 20cm and 22cm. That means the cheapest route to a bigger bouquet is not the next price up: Premium Bronze at $835 gives a 22cm posy where Standard Gold at $920 gives a 17cm one. Boxing, labelling, individual pots of water and one delivery within 20km are included every time.
The measurements. Bridal posies at 17cm, 20cm and 22cm across; bridal tables at 90cm, 2m and 3m; centrepieces counted four, six or eight. Almost no florist publishes a dimension, which makes two quotes for “a bridal bouquet” very hard to compare. Here you know exactly what arrives.
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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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