Oh yes, I did it. I tried my hands on flower centrepieces. These are the decorations you put at your wedding table. Centrepieces can be a great conversation starter among your guests. And the best part is that you can DO IT YOURSELF. in this video, you can see my massive failure in doing up the flower centrepiece.
https://youtu.be/ewPjqvoSn0M
Things you need:
Shears/Cutters– $5-8
where to get them
Any gardening supplies shops or Lazada- Link
Chicken Cage– $10-$19
where to get them
Spotlight or Jalan Kayu-Link
Preserved Plants & Flowers– $30-$100
where to get them
Flower Nurseries – Link
How to choose the right wedding flower centerpiece for your Singapore wedding
Your wedding flower centerpieces are the visual anchor of every dining table — they set the entire reception’s tone. Whether you’re working with a hotel ballroom, restaurant, or outdoor garden venue in Singapore, choosing the right floral arrangement can transform an ordinary table into something magical. The key is balancing height, color palette, and the practical realities of guest interaction.
Height and visibility considerations
Tall arrangements (above 18 inches) create dramatic visual impact and work beautifully in larger ballrooms with high ceilings — Shangri-La, Capella, and Four Seasons venues all suit this style. However, tall centerpieces can block guest interaction across the table. Low arrangements (under 12 inches) keep conversation flowing and work well for intimate restaurant weddings. Many Singapore couples opt for alternating tall and low arrangements to get the best of both.
Singapore-specific flower choices
Tropical flowers perform best in Singapore’s climate — orchids, anthuriums, ginger flowers, and birds of paradise stay fresh longer than imported peonies or hydrangeas in our humidity. Roses, lilies, and dahlias are also reliable. If you’re set on imported blooms, your florist will need to keep them refrigerated until the last possible moment.
Budget guidance
Wedding flower centerpieces in Singapore typically range from $80 (simple low arrangements) to $400+ (elaborate tall pieces) per table. For a 20-table wedding, expect to budget $2,000-$8,000 just for centerpieces, depending on style. Consider rental options for the larger statement pieces — many Singapore florists offer rental centerpieces that look identical to fresh arrangements at half the cost.
Sustainability options
Eco-friendly couples are increasingly choosing potted plants, dried flower arrangements, or rented silk arrangements that can be reused. Some venues like Open Farm Community even allow you to take centerpieces home as plants. This significantly reduces waste and adds personal meaning.