Eflowers Sydney, florist in Seven Hills

Eflowers Sydney

Florist

Sydney-based wedding florist and event stylist specialising in Hindu and Indian wedding florals, offering full-service packages and event hire from a Dural studio.

Seven Hills

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Couple Fit

  • Couples planning Hindu/Indian ceremonies needing mandaps, marigold work, varmala/garlands and pooja arrangements
  • Couples who want multi-day coverage (mehndi, sangeet, ceremony and reception)
  • Couples choosing between fresh or silk flower options
  • Couples who need both florals and event hire (candelabras, arches, pedestals and props)

Experience

  • Led by Julie Clarke with over 45 years of hands-on experience
  • Background includes running multiple florist storefronts
  • Has worked with 50+ venues across Sydney

Services

  • Mandap design and installation
  • Varmala/garlands, marigold work and ceremonial florals (pooja, Ganesh Sthapna)
  • Mehndi and sangeet floral styling
  • Ceremony florals (altar arrangements, pew/seat posies) and reception florals (long & low hedges, centrepieces, pedestals, bridal bouquets, buttonholes, bridesmaid posies)

Pricing

  • Wedding pricing guide available on request
  • Small package budgets listed at approximately $5,000–$8,000
  • Larger bespoke installations from $8,000+ (price on application); fresh versus silk options affect cost and minimums apply

Travel

  • Serves venues across Sydney and parts of Southern NSW (Bowral to Berrima)
  • On-site delivery and installation for ceremonies and receptions
  • Multi-day event coverage available; studio consultations at Dural

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