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One price regardless of flower type: that is the policy Flowers by Burton states, and it is the reason to read further. The Melville shop at 426 Old Walt Whitman Road has been family run for more than 35 years across three generations and does bouquets, centerpieces and ceremony arches. Prices themselves are not published. Insignia Steakhouse appears in the work.
flowersbyburton.comThe shop states a single price regardless of flower type. Read literally, that means the flower you choose does not move the price. Ask exactly what the policy covers: bouquets only, or centerpieces and arches too, and whether seasonal availability changes anything. The site does not print the price itself.
The business has been in the family for more than 35 years and is now in its third generation. Full-service floral design is the stated approach. Beyond weddings, the shop does silk arrangements and corporate work, so a couple who wants a keepsake bouquet in silk alongside the fresh one has an option in the same shop. Insignia Steakhouse is the one venue shown. Service covers Long Island.
No minimum, no starting price, no consultation process and no installation terms appear on the homepage we read on 3 September 2026. That leaves the single-price policy and the family history as the two facts to weigh. A couple who likes the idea of choosing flowers without watching the total climb should call and pin the policy down in writing. A couple who wants a portfolio of ballroom installations will need to ask for one.
The minimum is $8,000 for full wedding floral service, and it is printed on the weddings page.
About three months before the wedding, Pedestals builds a full centerpiece mock-up in its Garden City Park showroom so you see the actual table before the day.
Founded in 1903, James Cress Florist in Smithtown offers a free consultation with a wedding designer and tells couples to budget 5 to 10 percent of total wedding spend on flowers.
Chuppahs, arches, candelabras, lanterns and mercury-glass votives are kept in-house for rent, which saves a separate rental company for the ceremony.