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10 Best Florists in Singapore

Ten established florists in Singapore for bouquets and flower delivery, from same-day gifting and budget blooms to bridal, dried and design-led studios.

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Amir Wahab
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A florist arranging a fresh bouquet at a workbench in a bright Singapore flower shopAI image by LocalRank

Whether you need a same-day bouquet delivered across town or a statement arrangement for a wedding, there is no shortage of florists in Singapore covering every style and budget. This guide gathers ten established flower shops and studios, from large delivery-first names to design-led ateliers and preserved-flower specialists. Each was checked against its own website; treat it as a shortlist, not a strict ranking.

1. Far East Flora

Far East Flora is one of Singapore's best-known online florists, carrying a broad catalogue that runs from hand bouquets and vase arrangements to orchids, potted plants and gift hampers. It bills itself as the country's number-one online florist and offers both same-day and next-day islandwide delivery, plus occasion ranges for weddings, birthdays and condolences. Preserved flowers and flower-and-cake bundles round out a selection built to cover most gifting needs in one stop.

2. This Humid House

This Humid House is a botanical design studio that treats flowers and plants as a language for expressing place, climate and occasion, working in a style that swings between exuberant and pared-back. Founded in 2017, it takes on weddings locally and abroad, event and installation design, and ongoing floral programmes for hotels and commercial spaces, while an online shop handles islandwide bouquet orders. It is the pick for readers after editorial, sculptural arrangements rather than a standard gift bouquet.

3. The Florté

The Florté is a design-led florist working from an appointment-only studio at Dempsey Hill, pitching modern, statement-making arrangements over conventional gift bouquets. It covers everyday gifting with islandwide same-day delivery for orders placed before its afternoon cut-off, and takes on weddings and events including bridal bouquets, boutonnieres and full venue styling. Self-collection from the studio is offered as an alternative to delivery.

4. Fiore Arte

Fiore Arte is a wedding-focused florist that designs bespoke bridal bouquets, floral arches and full venue styling from an appointment-only studio, alongside ready-made bouquets, bloom boxes and preserved arrangements for everyday gifting. It also runs corporate event work and floral workshops, and lists a same-day delivery range for last-minute orders. The bespoke wedding service is its main draw for couples planning ceremony and reception flowers.

5. Windflower Florist

Windflower Florist arranges its bouquets in-house and leans on free same-day islandwide delivery, backed by an on-time guarantee it says makes a late delivery free. The range spans hand-wrapped bouquets and vase arrangements plus a preserved-and-dried line for longer-lasting gifts, and a dedicated wedding service covering bridal bouquets and solemnisation flowers. The florist says it has been arranging and delivering flowers since 2016.

6. Flower Chimp

Flower Chimp is a delivery-first online florist offering islandwide same-day delivery on orders placed before its daily cut-off, plus a 60-minute express option for urgent gifts. Its catalogue covers hand bouquets, vase arrangements and flower boxes with add-ons such as fruit baskets and gift boxes across several price tiers. Fulfilment runs from a premises in Ubi rather than a walk-in shopfront.

7. Floristique

Floristique runs a large everyday catalogue of bouquets, bloom boxes and flower bags spanning budget to premium tiers, with complimentary same-day islandwide delivery on orders placed before its early-afternoon cut-off. It covers the usual gifting occasions from birthdays and anniversaries to graduations, condolences and proposals, and says its arrangements are prepared locally. The florist states it was founded in 2017.

8. Floral Garage Singapore

Floral Garage Singapore positions itself as a budget-friendly florist, with an affordably priced core range that sits alongside preserved and dried flowers, flower boxes, and congratulatory and condolence stands. It offers free same-day delivery before a daily cut-off plus an urgent express slot for last-minute orders. The shop also runs flower workshops and classes alongside its delivery business.

9. Farm Florist

Farm Florist is an online florist that markets farm-fresh flowers flown in daily, with same-day delivery and an urgent one-hour option for last-minute orders. Beyond hand bouquets it carries flower baskets, preserved flowers, plants, wedding florals and hampers, and offers a recurring flower subscription. Its budget single-stalk bouquets sit at the affordable end of a fairly broad catalogue.

10. SJÖ Flora

SJÖ Flora specialises in preserved and dried flowers, hand-assembling bell jars, bouquets, framed pieces and vase arrangements in a minimalist style it describes as drawing on Iceland and nature. Because the blooms are preserved or dried, the studio says the arrangements need no watering or sunlight and can last months to a year or more. Same-day delivery is available before a daily cut-off, and each piece is made to order so no two are identical.

How to choose

  • Check the same-day delivery cut-off and the available time slots before you order; many florists close same-day ordering in the early afternoon and charge extra for express or one-hour delivery.
  • Decide between fresh, preserved or dried flowers based on how long the gift needs to last: fresh blooms look fullest on the day but are short-lived, while preserved and dried arrangements keep for months in Singapore's humidity with no watering.
  • For weddings and events, brief the florist early, often a few months ahead, and ask to see past work in the style and colour palette you want, since bespoke floral work books out and is usually quoted per project.
  • Confirm exactly what a photographed bouquet includes, since seasonal stems, sizes and substitutions vary; ask whether the florist arranges in-house and whether the pictured size matches the price tier you are choosing.
  • Keep the recipient's setting in mind and confirm the florist delivers there: a compact vase or bloom box suits an office or hospital better than a large hand-tied bouquet, and some venues have their own delivery rules.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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