Direct answer
A small hand-tied bouquet runs S$45–70, a premium rose bouquet S$90–160, and seasonal peonies S$120–240. Same-day delivery adds S$10–25.
These are independent benchmark ranges, gathered across florists and updated quarterly. Use them to sanity-check any quote before you buy.
Singapore flower price benchmark
| What you’re buying | Typical price (SGD) | Best bought from |
|---|---|---|
| Hand-tied bouquet (small) | S$45–70 | Online or neighbourhood florist |
| Premium rose bouquet | S$90–160 | Online florist |
| Seasonal peony bouquet | S$120–240 | Online florist (pre-order) |
| Loose fresh stems (DIY) | S$10–30 / bundle | Flower market |
| Condolence stand | S$150–350 | Online or specialist florist |
| Same-day delivery surcharge | + S$10–25 | Added by most online florists |
Festive periods — Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Chinese New Year — can raise prices 30–60%. Figures are editorial estimates for guidance only, not quotes. Always confirm current pricing with the seller.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a bouquet cost in Singapore?+
A small hand-tied bouquet costs S$45–70; premium rose bouquets run S$90–160.
Why are flowers more expensive on Valentine’s Day?+
Peak demand and import costs can raise prices 30–60% around major gifting dates.