Chuppah Hire Sydney: Chuppah Flowers & Where to Hire the Frame

Chuppah Flowers: How We Dress Them

Most chuppahs we work on are four timber posts with a fabric roof. We fix the flowers on in clusters, on a top corner or down a post, so the canopy stays open and your guests can still see you both. The three looks couples ask for most:

• One corner cluster. A single generous cluster on a top corner, trailing down the post. Light and modern, and the frame still shows.
• Two clusters. Opposite corners, one high and one lower, so the canopy feels framed from every angle.
• Fuller. Clusters on more posts, flowers at the base, and arrangements at the start of the aisle to match.

Two clusters in deep purple, plum and cream, with a tallit tied on as the roof, Royal Botanic Garden, March 2022 (photos: Studio Something).

A fuller look: blue hydrangea, delphinium, thistle, yellow tulips and orchids on two posts for Sophie and Alex at Bendooley Estate, March 2025 (photos: our team).

Two single corner clusters: coral and peach roses and dahlias in Centennial Park, March 2024 (photo: Samantha Heather), and blush, pink and blue for Sami and George at Athol Hall, March 2025 (photo: Alex Carlyle Photography).

Colour follows the rest of your day: moody purple with cream, bright blue with yellow, soft coral and peach, or blush and blue. At Athol Hall, Sami and George's cluster came off the chuppah after the ceremony and went onto the gazebo for drinks.

Chuppah Hire in Sydney: Who We'd Call

We don't hire out chuppah frames, so these are the Sydney companies we've worked with, had quotes from, or that list a chuppah for hire. When you book, ask whether delivery, set-up and pack-down are included, and let them know your florist will be adding flowers so the frame goes up first.

Event Hire Services

We've worked with them at two Jewish weddings

Their range includes the Saloon canopy, made from recycled Australian fencing timber and listed on their site as a chuppah. They quote the hire together with delivery, labour and collection, and they also hire the benches, aisle runners and chairs that go with a ceremony.

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Ahava Designs

We've worked with them at two weddings, including both single-cluster chuppahs above

A Sydney business that specialises in chuppah design and hire. Their range runs from a classic design with slim poles and white chiffon to rustic and floral styles, and they can add a personal roof or use one you bring.

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Simply Seated

Botany

One of Sydney's biggest event hire companies. Their range includes a 4 Post Arbour and timber arbours in brown and white, and they've quoted chuppahs for our couples before. Handy if you're also hiring furniture, linen or tableware.

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Timbermill

Sydney

Furniture and ceremony pieces made in their own Sydney workshop from recycled hardwood, including the Marry Me archway. They've quoted a timber chuppah for one of our couples; it isn't listed on their site right now, so ask.

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Lovesick Weddings

Hornsby

Wooden and white arbours sold as a chuppah or mandap, both about two metres wide and deep. Flowers and chiffon aren't included, which suits couples who want their florist to style it.

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Tumbleweed Events

Kirrawee

The Modmaple chuppah is a four-post frame made by hand from rock maple timber, with white steel sleeves at the base. Flowers aren't included.

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Bennelong Event Hire

Auburn

A larger event hire company with a chuppah canopy of about 2.6 metres each way, alongside marquees, linen and tableware.

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Nobody paid to be listed here. Details are from each company's own website in October 2026, so check the current range when you enquire.

Flowers for the Rest of a Jewish Wedding

The chuppah is the centrepiece, but couples usually want the whole ceremony and reception to feel like one design. Pieces we're often asked for:

• The aisle: arrangements at the start of the aisle, flowers on bench ends, or a runner leading up to the chuppah.
• The ketubah signing: a small arrangement for the signing table.
• Personal flowers: bouquets and buttonholes ready before the bedeken, if you're having one.
• The reception: long tables, tall arrangements or hanging installations, kept clear of the dance floor so the hora has room.

A jute runner and timber benches leading to the chuppah, Royal Botanic Garden, March 2022 (photo: Studio Something), and Sophie and Alex’s long table in The Stables at Bendooley, March 2025 (photo: Nadine Saacks Photography).

Chuppah clusters don't have to finish with the ceremony. We can lift them off the frame and set them on the bridal table, the bar or the entrance. Our guide to reusing ceremony flowers at the reception shows how.

Venues where we've designed chuppah flowers

• Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, on the Australian Rockery Lawn
• Centennial Park
• Athol Hall, Mosman
• Bendooley Estate, Southern Highlands
• Dunbar House, Watsons Bay