Floral styles, packages and Sydney venue experience compared.
Reviewed Sydney florists | Style and budget guidance | Updated for 2026
Sydney wedding florists design for harbour venues, gardens, hotels and private properties. This guide compares their styles, what they publish on price and the Sydney venues they've worked at.
Bring your venue, guest numbers and a few reference images to the first meeting. Ask who delivers, who moves flowers between ceremony and reception, and when pack-up happens.
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Paper Daizy, founded by Jess in 2017, is known for bright, colourful garden-style flowers. Bloom Boss, led by Aisling Merrigan, designs bouquets and installations including floral nests. Nunu Designs, run by Steph Jordan, combines florals with styling from a Sutherland Shire studio.
Paper Daizy's packages start at $3,950 plus service fees, and most couples book 12 to 18 months ahead. Nunu Designs' full-service wedding florals start from $6,000, with a 20% deposit. Bloom Boss takes 30% of the quote to secure the date.
Paper Daizy's weddings include a ceremony at Pier One and a reception at The Grounds of Alexandria. Bloom Boss has worked at Athol Hall in Mosman, and at Botanic House and The Calyx in the Royal Botanic Garden. Ask your venue about installation rules and access times.
Paper Daizy's packages start at $3,950 plus service fees, and Nunu Designs' full-service weddings start from $6,000. Installations and large ceremony pieces add the most, so bring your full list to the first meeting.
Paper Daizy says most couples book 12 to 18 months ahead, once the date and venue are set.
Nunu Designs offers florals and styling together. If you're booking a separate stylist, agree early who handles which pieces.
Between them, Pier One, The Grounds of Alexandria, Athol Hall, Botanic House and The Calyx.
Yes. Paper Daizy works in the Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley and Southern Highlands, Bloom Boss on the South Coast and in the Southern Highlands, and Nunu Designs in the Southern Highlands, South Coast and Hunter Valley.
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