Bali weddings · 10 florists & decor
Floral studios, full-service decorators, stylists, and lighting and furniture hire
In Bali, one decorator usually handles flowers, the ceremony arch, aisle, tablescapes and lighting, while tents, furniture and sound can come from specialist hire companies. Budget roughly IDR 20 to 60 million for an intimate villa wedding and IDR 100 to 250 million or more for a styled reception of 100 guests. These 10 suppliers range from boutique floral studios to one-stop decorators and production crews.
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One-stop wedding florist and decorator working since 2015, with arch flowers, standing arrangements, table settings, bouquets and welcome boards, plus lighting, sound, furniture hire and day-of coordination. Its style is classic and elegant with tropical touches, and recent weddings include AYANA Resort, Conrad Bali and a clifftop venue in Uluwatu. Publishes yearly wedding and proposal packages.
Premium floral studio in Canggu known for modern, structured arrangements and mono-flower designs in hydrangeas, roses and orchids. Alongside its shop and same-day delivery, it designs event flowers for weddings and private celebrations, including bridal bouquets, ceremony pieces and tablescapes. A strong choice for clean, contemporary styling in Canggu and Pererenan villas.
Sanur flower studio designing wedding florals and decoration for elopements, intimate weddings and larger celebrations across Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Jimbaran, Uluwatu and Sanur. Designs mix local Bali blooms with imported varieties, shaped around natural textures and the setting of each venue. It also prints vow books, menus, name cards and signage, and makes Bali-inspired wedding favours.
Jimbaran decorator offering full-board wedding décor, from ceremony to dinner, plus elopements, proposals, corporate events and Indian weddings. Its portfolio spans clifftop resorts and private estates such as Alila Villas Uluwatu, Khayangan Estate, Tirtha's glass chapel and Pandawa Cliff Estate. Styles range from rustic-chic to formal, with a team of in-house stylists and its own property for hire.
One-stop wedding decorator in business since 2010, part of the House of Leonardo group. Packages cover personal flowers, ceremony arch or pergola, aisle, registration and photo-booth areas, bridal and guest tables, and add-ons such as fairy-light tents, flooring and chandeliers. A tea-ceremony area is built into its packages, which suits Chinese-Indonesian weddings.
Canggu florist focused on wedding flowers and décor, from personal flowers and ceremony installations to reception details designed as one scheme. It also styles engagements, proposals and private celebrations with bespoke florals and candlelight. Store visits are by appointment, and couples can start with an online enquiry while still planning from overseas.
Pererenan floral studio with an explorative, contemporary approach to tropical flowers: textured, free-form bouquets and sculptural installations rather than formal arrangements. It creates wedding and event florals and runs floral workshops. Best for couples who want their flowers to feel like an art piece in a modern villa or beach-club setting.
Event design and decoration studio covering styling, flowers, table settings, printables and handmade crafts, with design folios from classic to rustic. It puts sustainability first: fewer single-use items, upcycled props and local potted plants in place of cut flowers. Past work includes The Apurva Kempinski, Royal Santrian, Renaissance Uluwatu, Raffles Bali and Soori.
Sound, lighting and DJ equipment hire for villa parties and weddings, with ready-made sets from a compact speaker and par-light package to professional DJ rigs with moving-head lights. The team also supplies stages, screens, projectors, live bands, singers and MCs, and handles set-up on site. Useful when your venue has no in-house production.
Denpasar rental and decoration company supplying tents, tables and chairs, staging, dance floors, floating stages, misting fans and catering equipment, plus wedding and event decoration including Balinese woven ulatan details. A practical, budget-friendly source of the hardware behind an outdoor reception, especially for villa weddings that need cover from rain.
How it works in Bali
Most couples brief a decorator or floral stylist with a mood board, then receive a proposal itemised by area: personal flowers, ceremony arch and aisle, reception tables, lounge corners, signage and lighting. Many Bali decorators own their furniture, arches and props, so the quote often bundles hire, set-up and take-down. Hotels and resorts may have in-house florists or a list of approved suppliers, so check the venue's rules before you sign.
Local tropical flowers, orchids and foliage are good value; imported roses, peonies and hydrangeas cost several times more and depend on supply. As a guide, a bridal bouquet starts around IDR 1 to 2.5 million, an intimate ceremony and dinner setup from about IDR 20 to 60 million, and full décor for 100 guests from around IDR 100 million, with luxury installations well above IDR 250 million. Sound and lighting sets hire from about IDR 3 to 11 million a night, and tents, dance floors and furniture are priced per item.
Book your decorator six to twelve months ahead for dry-season dates, and confirm the final design, flower list and colour palette about two months out. Plan a wet-weather version for outdoor ceremonies from November to March, including tent or canopy hire.
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FAQ
An intimate villa ceremony and dinner usually costs about IDR 20 to 60 million for flowers and décor. Full styling for a 100-guest reception typically starts around IDR 100 million, and one-stop decorator packages can start near IDR 160 million. Imported flowers, large floral arches, chandeliers and tents push budgets well past IDR 250 million.
Yes. Orchids, anthuriums, heliconia, frangipani, local roses, chrysanthemums and tropical foliage are grown in Indonesia and cost far less than imported peonies, ranunculus or garden roses. Imported stems also depend on flight schedules and can arrive tired in the heat. A palette built mostly on local blooms, with a few imported accents, keeps both cost and risk down.
Most full-service Bali decorators own arches, tables, chairs, lounge sets, tableware and basic lighting, and include them in the quote. Specialist pieces such as sailcloth or clear tents, dance floors, chandeliers, and sound and DJ systems often come from separate hire companies. Ask for an itemised quote so you can see what is owned, what is hired in and what is charged for transport.
Book six to twelve months ahead for dry-season weddings between May and October, and earlier for peak Saturdays or large installations. Smaller floral studios take a limited number of weddings per weekend. Confirm the final design and flower list about two months before the date, and the final guest count and table plan two to three weeks out.
Often, but not always. Many resorts have an in-house florist or an approved supplier list, and some charge an outside-vendor fee or require set-up within fixed hours. Private villas are usually more flexible but may limit noise, open flames or confetti. Check the venue's rules before you sign with a decorator.
From November to March, plan a covered option from the start: a tent, a canopy over the dinner tables, or an indoor space at the venue. Decorators and hire companies can quote a tent and flooring alongside the main design, with a decision deadline a day or two before the wedding. Hanging installations should be designed to move under cover.
Yes. Some studios design around potted plants that are replanted afterwards, reuse and upcycle props, and avoid floral foam and single-use plastics. Choosing local flowers, rented furniture and fabric signage also cuts waste. Ask the decorator what happens to the flowers and materials after the wedding, and whether they can be donated or composted.
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