Euka Floral Design
Tara Rees has run Euka from a home studio in South Lake since 2019, after a Certificate III in Floristry at TAFE and a teenage arts education that shows in the…
Wedding Florists · Perth, Western Australia
Karen has run Twillery from a Spearwood studio since 2014, working across Perth and out into the Peel, South West and parts of the Wheatbelt. The house style is called Cottage-Garden or English Garden: relaxed, romantic, colour-forward, and built on a stated preference for a few big pieces over many small ones. Consultations are one-to-one over Zoom, which is how the studio handles couples marrying in Perth from interstate and overseas.
Garden textures and tones, chosen by season rather than by request — the studio asks couples to pick a colour palette and a design style and leave the varieties to it. It publishes a four-season Perth guide naming around sixty blooms, from spring ranunculus, peony and kangaroo paw through summer delphinium and dahlia, autumn banksia and leucadendron, to winter hellebore, princess protea and blushing bride.
Couples who want to know the numbers before they enquire. Almost nothing here is quoted blind: there are published minimums for each service tier, a full à la carte menu with prices, a hire catalogue with dimensions, typical spends tied to guest counts, and a budget calculator.
Peak-season minimums are $4,000 for the custom full-service and $2,500 for the à la carte menu, each plus delivery and set-up, and off-peak winter minimums are published separately. Weddings outside the Perth metro carry a $6,000 minimum to cover travel and on-site set-up. A 35% booking retainer secures the date, bookings open 18 months out, and March, April, October and November tend to fill about ten months ahead. Hire decor is available only to couples booking floral services, and is returned by the couple the week after.
The budget guidance. The studio suggests allocating about 15% of a wedding budget to flowers including design, delivery, logistics and hire, and says most couples spend $6,000 to $8,000 for 60 to 85 guests, with more floral-forward weddings landing at $12,000 to $14,000. It also explains what drives those numbers — seasonality, complexity, and the fact that Western Australia’s cut flower trade leans on imported roses and orchids that cannot always be matched locally.
Tara Rees has run Euka from a home studio in South Lake since 2019, after a Certificate III in Floristry at TAFE and a teenage arts education that shows in the…
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