Church weddings in Los Angeles carry a timeless elegance that calls for florals worthy of sacred architecture. At Pink Clover, we design altar arrangements, pew markers, entrance arches, and aisle florals that honor the space while reflecting your personal style.

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Your Church Flowers in 4 Steps

1

Church Consultation

Share your church name, ceremony date, and guest count.

2

Venue Walkthrough

We visit your church to study the architecture — ceiling height, altar layout, natural light, and existing furnishings.

3

Design & Proposal

You receive an itemized proposal listing every arrangement. Compare options and adjust until the design fits your vision and budget.

4

Delivery & Setup

Our team arrives at the church during the approved window, handles all placement and attachment, and coordinates with the coordinator.

  • Catholic Churches

    Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, St. Monica, St. Brendan's, St. Basil's. We follow each parish's floral guidelines and coordinate with the sacristan for delivery timing.

  • Protestant & Nondenominational

    All Saints Pasadena, Bel Air Presbyterian, First Congregational. Flexible layouts and minimal restrictions allow for creative altar and aisle designs.

  • Chapels & Historic Churches

    Wayfarers Chapel in Rancho Palos Verdes, La Venta Inn Chapel. Intimate spaces that benefit from scaled-down, carefully proportioned arrangements.

FAQ

Do Los Angeles churches have restrictions on wedding flowers?

Many do. Catholic churches often restrict flower placement on or near the tabernacle and may require approved attachment methods for pew markers. We are familiar with the guidelines at most major LA churches and coordinate directly with the parish coordinator.

Can I bring my own flowers to a church wedding?

Most churches allow outside florists. We handle delivery, setup, and removal according to the church's timeline. Some parishes require setup to begin no earlier than one hour before the ceremony.

How much do church wedding flowers cost?

A basic church package with two altar arrangements and six pew markers starts at $800. Full church design including entrance flowers, aisle garlands, and tall candelabra arrangements ranges from $2,500 to $5,000.

Can church ceremony flowers be moved to the reception?

Yes. Altar arrangements and entrance flowers can be transported to your reception venue during cocktail hour. Pew markers are typically left for the church or donated. This is an effective way to maximize your floral budget.

Do you set up flowers at the church yourself?

Yes. Our team handles all delivery, placement, and attachment of church flowers. We coordinate timing with the church's event coordinator and your wedding planner to ensure seamless setup.

What flowers photograph best inside churches?

White and blush tones reflect stained glass light beautifully and photograph well in both natural and flash lighting. We avoid dark-colored flowers in dimly lit churches and recommend blooms that open fully at room temperature.

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