The floral centerpiece of a Jewish wedding — designed and built to your ceremony.
The chuppah — the canopy the couple stands beneath — is the floral centerpiece of a Jewish wedding, symbolizing the home they'll build together. CHIC Flowers designs and builds custom chuppahs: four-post florals, lush greenery canopies, all-white blooms, and dramatic suspended structures, sized to the ceremony space and your vision. We build chuppahs for weddings across Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, the Valley, and San Diego.
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The chuppah is open on all sides, echoing the tent of Abraham and Sarah, and represents the home the couple will create together. Because it frames the entire ceremony — the couple, the rabbi, and often the parents stand beneath or beside it — it is the single most important floral element of the day.
That symbolism is why couples invest in the chuppah: it is both the ritual center of the ceremony and the backdrop for the most photographed moments of the wedding.
There are three broad approaches. A four-post chuppah is the classic freestanding canopy on four poles, which we can dress from subtle corner accents to full floral coverage. A suspended chuppah hangs the canopy from above for a dramatic, pole-free look, where the venue's rigging allows. An arch or non-traditional structure suits couples wanting a more contemporary silhouette.
We advise on which fits your venue, budget, and aesthetic — suspended structures read the most dramatic but depend on the room's rigging and cost more; four-post is the most flexible and reliable.
Coverage is the biggest design and budget lever. Corner clusters at the tops of the poles are elegant and cost-efficient; a full floral canopy or fully wrapped posts read lush and opulent and use far more flowers. Greenery-forward designs achieve fullness with less floral cost.
We help you place the investment where it shows most — often a stronger canopy and lighter posts, or vice versa, depending on how the chuppah will be photographed.
A chuppah is a large, beautiful structure that shouldn't sit idle after the ceremony. Where possible, we plan it — or its florals — for reuse at the reception, over the sweetheart table or as a backdrop, so the investment works across the whole day.
We also design within each venue's rules for rigging, setup, and teardown, and coordinate with kosher-venue and Shomer Shabbat timing where relevant.
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