Start with the scale of the room
The first question is not how many stems you want. It is how much of the guest’s view the installation must control. A single focal piece begins at $2,500. That band is for one deliberate moment such as an entrance, bar face, photo wall or ceiling cloud over one table. It is the useful starting point when the brief needs one camera-ready anchor rather than a fully connected room.
A layered room begins at $7,500. At this level, two to four features share a palette and a structural language, so arrival, focal point and guest area feel like one environment. A fully fabricated world begins at $18,000 and is intended for custom frames, rigging, integrated production and a crew working through a larger build. The main cost guide explains those bands in depth; this page helps a Miami buyer compare them with specific products already published elsewhere on the site.
Flower walls: rental or custom
A standard flower-wall rental starts at $2,500, delivered, installed and struck. A custom wall starts at $7,500 when the brief requires a brand palette, logo integration or a non-standard build. Those two figures should not be compared as if they buy the same object. Rental uses an existing wall from inventory; custom work creates a wall for the brief.
For a buyer, the practical choice is duration and specificity. A one-date content backdrop can often use rental inventory. A launch that must match an exact identity, fill an unusual width or become part of a wider room belongs in the custom band. Send the clear wall width and height, camera distance, logo treatment, install time and strike time so the quote reflects the real footprint rather than a generic backdrop.
Holiday storefronts and lobby trees
The Storefront Flash holiday package starts at $2,500. Lobby Christmas trees for the season also start at $2,500. The shared starting number does not mean the scopes are interchangeable: a storefront is designed around an exterior or arrival view, while a lobby tree must work with ceiling height, doorways, guest circulation, hotel service hours and the seasonal removal plan.
Commercial holiday work should be briefed as an operating programme, not only an install date. Tell us when the display must be complete, when it can be serviced, when it comes down and who controls access. For a lobby tree, include ceiling height and the narrowest doorway. For a storefront, include straight-on and approach photographs so the proposal can identify the view that matters most.
Artificial trees: purchase and event rental
The US collection is priced from $1,600 to $3,000 to purchase. Event-rental prices run from $550 to $1,050. These are collection-tree figures, not substitutes for the room-scale floral bands above. A collection tree is a defined object; a floral installation may include design across an entrance, wall, ceiling, stage or guest route.
Renting suits a short event when the available tree, date and placement fit the brief. Buying suits a buyer who wants to keep the tree after delivery. In either case, the useful room information is the same: ceiling height, doorway clearance, intended position, indoor or outdoor use and the space guests need around it. If the tree becomes one part of a broader installation, the broader scope is quoted through the installation process rather than added informally after selection.
What every published starting price includes
The installation bands are presented as all-in figures for the approved scope: design, materials, structure, installation, strike and removal. The purpose is to prevent a low floral number from becoming a second production bill later. Venue-imposed costs are different because the venue controls them; when they apply, they are identified rather than hidden inside an unexplained markup.
A fixed quote still requires a defined room and schedule. The same floral direction can change when it must pass through a smaller doorway, hang above guests, install overnight or remain in place for a longer programme. That is why the website publishes starting bands rather than pretending every arch, room or activation has one universal retail price.
How to get a usable Miami quote
Send a photograph of the actual space, the dimensions of the wall, ceiling or floor area, the date and a working budget. Add the venue, access window, opening time and strike deadline. If there is a brand involved, include the exact colors, logo rules and the primary camera angle. If it is holiday work, include the complete seasonal hold and removal dates.
Choose the closest published band before the first call: $2,500 for one focal moment, $7,500 for a connected room, or $18,000 for a fabricated environment. Then identify whether a flower wall, holiday package or collection tree is the actual product you need. That keeps this Miami guide and the main cost guide working together: one provides the complete pricing framework, while this page gathers the city’s most requested published starting points.
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Frequently asked
- What is the minimum published price for a Miami floral installation?
- One focal installation starts at $2,500, including the approved design, materials, structure, installation, strike and removal.
- How much is a flower wall in Miami?
- A rental flower wall starts at $2,500. A custom wall starts at $7,500.
- What does a Miami holiday installation start at?
- The Storefront Flash package starts at $2,500, and lobby Christmas trees for the season start at $2,500.
- How much are collection artificial trees?
- Purchase prices run from $1,600 to $3,000. Event rentals run from $550 to $1,050.
- Is this different from the main floral installation cost guide?
- Yes. The main guide explains the complete bands and cost drivers. This companion gathers the published prices most relevant to Miami buyers and links back to the main guide.