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Procuring Flowers in Hong Kong for Entertaining
The Prince Edward Flower Market (officially the Mongkok Flower Market) on Flower Market Road is the backbone of Hong Kong’s cut-flower trade. It…
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Choosing a Dinner-Friendly Palette
Stick to a single colour or two analogous tones for maximum impact in Hong Kong’s typically compact dining spaces. Monochromatic arrangements in…
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Mongkok’s Flower Market Road stocks stems from HK$10 for a bunch of baby’s breath to HK$200 for premium Dutch garden roses, making it the go-to source for DIY dinner party florals.
Where to Buy Flowers in Hong Kong for a Dinner Party The Flower Market in Prince Edward is the city’s wholesale and retail…
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A potted phalaenopsis orchid centrepiece hired from a Mongkok nursery costs from HK$80 per plant for a weekend event, with collection and return included.
Source Direct from Hong Kong Growers Bypassing wholesale auctions and air-freighted imports slashes the carbon footprint of your wedding flowers.…
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Flower Philosophy in Sai Ying Pun offers a zero-waste wedding flower package starting at HK$12,000, using in-season local blooms and re-usable mechanics.
Sustainable weddings are gaining momentum in Hong Kong, and flowers remain one of the easiest areas to trim both waste and carbon footprint. Each…
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Rent Silk and Faux Floral Arrangements
Several Hong Kong studios now offer realistic, high-quality silk and faux flower rentals that cost 30 to 50 per cent less than fresh installations.…
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A bespoke preserved flower bridal bouquet from Flower Matters in Sheung Wan starts at HK$1,800 and can be kept for years after the ceremony.
Renting Silk and Faux Flower Arrangements High-quality silk and faux florals now rival fresh stems in appearance, while…
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Mongkok Flower Market on Prince Edward Road West stocks locally farmed chrysanthemums, eucalyptus and baby’s breath, with bouquet bundles often starting at HK$50 per bunch.
Hong Kong couples who want a wedding that treads lightly on the planet are rethinking every petal. The cut-flower industry’s carbon footprint — from…
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A single stem of imported peony at the Prince Edward Flower Market can cost HK$80, but its air-freight footprint is many times that of locally grown alternatives.
Rethink the Blooms: The Hidden Environmental Cost Most cut flowers sold in Hong Kong are flown in from Holland, Kenya, Ecuador and Japan.…
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Why Sustainable Wedding Flowers Matter in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s three strategic landfills are expected to reach capacity within this decade, and organic waste from events contributes a surprisingly large share.…