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5 Best Flower Garland Makers in Singapore (2026)

Looking for fresh flower garlands in Singapore? Compare 5 garland makers for weddings, temple and pooja use and welcome ceremonies, and see how to order.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 15 Oct 2026
Reading time: 4 min read

Flower Garland Makers: a customer and a provider in a bright, modern setting

Fresh flower garlands are strung by hand and wilt quickly, so the right maker matters more than the right florist. This guide brings together five Singapore businesses that publish garlands on their own sites, from jasmine and rose strands for daily prayers to paired wedding garlands and orchid welcome garlands. Each entry says what the business lists, how it takes orders and where it operates, drawn from its own pages. We do not rank them or quote prices, which change with the season and flower supply. Read the five buying tips at the end, then message your shortlist early, especially around Deepavali and peak wedding months.

1. Anushia Flower Shop

Anushia Flower Shop calls itself an Indian garland specialist, and Singapore's National Heritage Board profiles it as one of the few remaining local garland makers, run by a self-taught owner who also shares flower-tying know-how through workshops. The shop's own site sells jasmine and rose garlands online, along with flower balls, loose flowers, thulasi and arugampul garlands and Hawaii-style orchid welcome garlands. It also has a dedicated page for customised wedding garlands, where it lists separate numbers for custom enquiries, plus a WhatsApp link. Because we could not confirm its current ordering capacity from the site, message the shop first to confirm current lead times, collection or delivery options and availability before planning around a festival or wedding date.

Little India
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2. Veda Flowers

Veda Flowers lists a shopfront on Serangoon Road, opposite the Perumal Temple, and runs an online shop that its banner describes as offering fresh flowers and garlands for daily delivery. The garlands category on its site shows a dozen styles at the time of checking, including rose, semangi rose, jasmine, lotus, thulasi, arugampul, veppilai and betel leaf strands. Alongside them it lists flower balls, loose flowers, festive and Diwali packages, housewarming and homam packages, and condolence garlands. Customers order through the website or contact the shop on the phone number and email published on its pages. Check with the shop about same-day needs, collection and delivery cut-offs, especially before busy festival days and weekends.

Little India
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3. The Pookadai

The Pookadai describes itself as an online flower shop that delivers flowers, garlands and poojai items to the door, with an islandwide delivery window listed on its homepage. Its garland category covers rose, jasmine, orchid, aralli, kumki, tulasi, veppilai and vilvam garlands in small, medium and large lengths, plus a customised jasmine option. Further categories include flower balls, loose flowers, homam items and incense. The site publishes a Singapore address in Tengah and uses a WhatsApp button for enquiries rather than a listed phone number or email. It suits temple, home prayer and festival orders. Weddings and welcome ceremonies are not mentioned on the site, so ask before relying on it for those occasions.

Tengah (online, islandwide delivery)
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4. Alangkaar

Alangkaar is a Singapore wedding and events company whose site includes a guide and price page devoted to Indian wedding garlands. It says its rose, jasmine, orchid, marigold, carnation and mixed-flower garlands are made by hand on the wedding morning and delivered packed on ice to temples, halls or homes. Its page also lists related items such as parents' garlands, jasmine flower balls, hand bouquets and thali trays, and offers a bundled option with its decoration team. Orders and quotes go through a WhatsApp button, phone or sales email shown on the site. Its pages carry strong marketing language, so treat claims such as its own nursery as the company's statements and ask for specifics.

Woodlands
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5. Singapore Florist

Singapore Florist is a flower delivery studio that publishes an orchid garland collection page. Its text describes hand-strung dendrobium or mokara garlands, often paired with jasmine or rose buds, in lighter welcome-reception lengths, longer matched wedding pairs, temple-offering styles and mixed-colour garlands for corporate or family welcomes. It states that garlands are customised by length, density and colour, that orders need a few working days of notice, and that other Indian wedding florals are quoted on request. When we checked, the collection page showed no products listed, so message the studio on the WhatsApp number or email shown on its site to confirm availability and ordering before you commit to a wedding or event date.

Kaki Bukit
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How to choose

Match the maker to the occasion. A daily-prayer strand, a paired wedding garland and a welcome garland are different products. Check each business's own pages for the garland types it lists, and ask directly if your purpose, such as a graduation or corporate welcome, is not mentioned on its site.
Ask about freshness and timing. Fresh garlands are perishable, and makers often prepare large wedding sets close to the event. Ask when yours will be strung, how it will be stored or packed, and what the cut-off is for same-day orders, particularly around Deepavali and busy wedding weekends.
Be specific about flowers and size. Rose, jasmine, marigold, orchid and carnation garlands look and behave differently, and supply can vary by season. Tell the maker the flower type, length, colours and number of garlands, and ask whether substitutions are possible if a flower is short.
Confirm the route to get them. Some businesses have a shopfront for collection, others deliver islandwide, and some work mainly through WhatsApp. Ask about collection points, delivery windows and whether delivery to a venue or temple is possible, and keep the confirmation message with your order details.
Get the details in writing before paying. Ask for the quantity, design, delivery time and total cost in one message, and check any claims about nurseries, specialities or heritage against what the business can show you. Plan for a backup contact if the main one cannot be reached on the day.

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Published 15 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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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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