Miyavi Floristry
Pro5.0 stars from 51 Google reviews
|Highlights
- Japanese-inspired floristry, drawing on ikebana and the five elements
- Florals for galas, product launches, gallery openings and a Mardi Gras rooftop party
- Table centrepieces start from $160, with bridal and ceremony pieces priced on the site
About Miyavi Floristry
Miyavi Floristry works out of a shopfront at 281 Clarence Street in the Sydney CBD, in the building that once housed a police station. Its style is shaped by Japanese floral traditions: arrangements are built around seasonal material and the idea of the five elements, with the space around each stem treated as carefully as the flowers themselves. The studio sells bouquets and gifts, but a good share of its work is event design for businesses, galleries and private hosts. Recent projects give a sense of the range. Miyavi turned a creative precinct's rooftop garden into a moonlit setting for a Mardi Gras party, made the flowers for the opening night of a women's tailoring house, and worked with artists on an exhibition that combined sculpture, sound and living flowers. For corporate clients it offers event styling for conferences, galas and product launches, alongside reception and office arrangements and client gifts, with the design shaped around the brand and the room. Prices for wedding and celebration pieces are listed on the website, which makes it easier to budget for a party or dinner. Table centrepieces start from $160, elevated arrangements on stands from $370, and a long, low arrangement for a head table from $470, with prices shown before GST. Delivery and set-up are quoted separately depending on the booking, and a 30 per cent deposit secures a date. Miyavi suits hosts who want the flowers to feel like part of the design of the event rather than a finishing touch.
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What style of flowers does Miyavi create?
Its work draws on Japanese floristry and ikebana, using seasonal flowers and foliage arranged sculpturally, often with a lot of negative space around the stems.
How much do Miyavi's event flowers cost?
Published prices start at $160 for a short table centrepiece, with arrangements on stands from $370 and long head-table pieces from $470, all before GST.
Does Miyavi do corporate events?
Yes. It designs florals for conferences, galas and product launches, and also offers office and reception arrangements on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis.
What kinds of celebrations has Miyavi styled?
Past projects include a Mardi Gras rooftop party, a fashion house opening attended by about 50 guests, an art exhibition and weddings.
How do I book, and is delivery included?
Start with a consultation to share your ideas. Delivery and set-up are quoted to suit the booking, and a 30 per cent non-refundable deposit secures the date.
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Cath Hughes
9 months ago
I recently had the privilege to work with Yuka, owner of Miyavi Floristy, for my wedding flowers. She was graciously able to do a small order (1 small bridal bouquet, 5 boutonnière) within my budget. I had stumbled acro…
Private Ryan
9 months ago
A hidden gem quietly tucked away in the heart of the Sydney CBD absolutely beautiful. The Japanese florist created a floral arrangement that perfectly captured the elegant simplicity of Japan. My wife absolutely adored t…
Lydia Nguyen
a year ago
Miyavi Floristry has easily become one of my favourites! Yuka was so incredibly responsive with my inquiry. She was super nice to accommodate to the day and time that I needed the bouquet as well which I was very gratefu…
Hidehiko Tomoda
a year ago
I was looking for a florist who could create the perfect flower arrangement for a friend's new shop opening, and that's when I came across this one. I ordered the "Haku" arrangement. When I consulted with them about the…
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