Florists in Connecticut, CT
Browse 282 florists in Connecticut. From wedding floral designers to same-day delivery shops — find the right florist for your occasion.
A Place Floral LLC
Agape In Bloom LLC
Alaric Flower Design INC.
Amarante Florals LLC
Amberworks Floral Design LLC
Amina Flowers And Gourmet Baskets LLC
Amora Florals LLC
Amston Flower CO LLC
Angels Flowers LLC
Ap Floral Design LLC
Arc Floral Park LLC
Ariana'S Floral Kitchen LLC
Beautiful Bouquets LLC
Beautiful Floral LLC
Beauty0f.Floral LLC
Berlin Flower Shop LLC
Bird Hands Floral LLC
Blissful Blooms Studio LLC
Bloom And Gather LLC
Bloom Study LLC
Bloom. Creative Floral & Events, LLC
Bloomies Flower Truck LLC
Bloomistry LLC
Blooms By Bae LLC
Blooms By El LLC
Blossom House Floral Design LLC
Bluedragonfly'S Floral And Independent Consulting, LLC
Bonnybrook Blooms LLC
Bouquets & Beyond, LLC
Branford Flowers, LLC
Bridal Blooms LLC
Brides & Blooms, LLC
Brierley, Johnson Florist LLC
Brigabloom LLC
Bristol Flowers LLC
Broad Brook Gardens Flowers And Gifts LLC
Brooke Aujla Flowers, LLC
Butler Florist And Garden Center, INC.
Capricorn Floral Design LLC
Cb.Floraldesigns LLC
City Line Florist, Incorporated
Colchester Florist, L.L.C.
Colonial Floral Design LLC
Connecticut Flower Shop, LLC
Creative Floral Designs By Tammy, LLC
Creative Flowers, Fruit & Gift Baskets, LLC
Ct Floral Group LLC
Custom Floral Designs, LLC
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do wedding flowers cost in Connecticut?
Wedding florals in Canada typically range from $2,000-$8,000 for a full package (bridal bouquet, bridesmaids, boutonnieres, centrepieces, ceremony). A bridal bouquet alone runs $150-$400. Costs vary by season, flower selection, and design complexity.
How far in advance should I book a wedding florist?
Book your wedding florist 8-12 months before the date. Popular florists book up a year ahead for peak season (May-October). For other events, 2-4 weeks is usually sufficient. Same-day delivery is available from most local florists.
What flowers are in season?
Spring: tulips, peonies, ranunculus. Summer: roses, dahlias, sunflowers, hydrangeas. Fall: chrysanthemums, marigolds, dahlias. Winter: amaryllis, evergreens, hellebores. In-season flowers are fresher, last longer, and cost less.
Can I bring my own flowers to a venue?
Most venues allow outside florists. Some have preferred vendor lists. Ask about delivery windows, setup time, and whether the venue provides vases. Some florists charge a venue setup fee for delivery and arrangement on-site.
What is the difference between a florist and a floral designer?
A florist runs a flower shop and handles daily arrangements and deliveries. A floral designer specializes in custom event design — wedding installations, ceremony arches, and large-scale decor. For weddings, look for someone who specializes in event work.
Do florists deliver same-day?
Most local florists offer same-day delivery if you order before noon. Delivery fees range from $10-$25 within the city. For sympathy flowers, many florists deliver directly to funeral homes. Online-only services may not guarantee same-day.