Jewish Wedding Florist in Los Angeles

Serving Los Angeles' Jewish community

Los Angeles is home to one of the largest Jewish communities in the country, and weddings here span every tradition and observance level. We design for all of them — a traditional Orthodox wedding in Hancock Park, a Persian-Jewish celebration on the Westside, or a Reform ceremony at a Brentwood estate.

Whatever the tradition, the chuppah is the heart of the design. We build it as a custom centerpiece sized to your ceremony space, then carry its palette through the reception.

Synagogues and venues

We design ceremonies at landmark Los Angeles congregations, including Wilshire Boulevard Temple and Sinai Temple, and at venues popular with Jewish couples such as the Skirball Cultural Center, Hotel Bel-Air, and the Beverly Wilshire. We confirm each synagogue's and venue's floral guidelines before finalizing the design.

For kosher venues and caterers, we coordinate installation timing and access with the mashgiach and venue team so the floral production fits the kitchen and hall requirements.

Saturday-night and Sunday weddings

Many Los Angeles Jewish weddings take place on Saturday night after Shabbat ends, or on Sunday. For Saturday-night weddings we plan installation around Shabbat — pre-building what we can and scheduling on-site work so it fits the observance level of the couple and venue.

Our 2026–2027 Jewish wedding dates calendar lists the dates and periods couples typically avoid, which helps when you're choosing a date and venue together.

How to start

Share your date, synagogue or venue, guest count, and tradition, and we'll outline a floral scope and budget range. Alona reviews every inquiry personally and responds within one business day.