Gerbera Florist Bali operates a functional e-commerce site out of Jl. Raya Ubud and has built a steady Instagram presence of nearly 900 posts over its lifetime. The business is principally a same-day flower delivery service covering the whole island, with weddings listed as one of several occasion categories rather than a dedicated floral design studio. Couples wanting elaborate wedding-specific design and consultation work may find the offering more bouquet-and-delivery than full-service event floristry, but the operational track record and multi-channel presence indicates a legitimate, active business.
Gerbera Florist Bali is in Ubud, Bali. The listed address is Jl. Raya Ubud No.51, Petulu, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia.
Gerbera Florist Bali hasn't published prices. It sits in our mid-range price band for florists in Bali. Send an enquiry for a quote based on your date and guest count.
The enquiry form on this page goes straight to Gerbera Florist Bali. You can also reach them through their website, linked on this page.
Delicate imported flowers can, if not handled carefully. Local tropical blooms like frangipani, orchids, and heliconia hold up much better. A good florist manages timing and staging to protect either.
Generally yes — locally-grown flowers avoid import costs and cold-chain freight, and tend to arrive fresher. Ask your florist for the local-vs-imported cost breakdown on your proposal.
Around 4-6 months for a standard package, and 8-12 months if you want a large-scale installation or a specific imported flower during peak season.
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