Floral Designer Salary

Floral Designers earn a median $37,360 a year nationally. Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations

U.S. median
$37,360
$17.96 per hour
Range
$28,600 – $51,000
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
40,590
across the U.S.

Floral Designer take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Floral Designer
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$32,199
per year · effective tax rate 13.8%
$2,683Monthly
$1,342Twice a month
$1,238Every 2 weeks
$15.48Hourly
  • Federal income tax$2,303
  • Social Security (6.2%)$2,316
  • Medicare (1.45%)$542
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$32,199

Marginal rate: 12% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$28,600$13.75$25,160
25th percentile$32,810$15.77$28,543
Median (50th)$37,360$17.96$32,199
75th percentile$45,700$21.97$38,900
90th percentile (top earners)$51,000$24.52$43,159

Best cities for floral designers (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1Seattle, WA$46,870$39,840$35,849470
2Boston, MA$47,220$37,980$35,081670
3Los Angeles, CA$48,200$39,341$34,6411,330
4Washington, DC$44,400$36,357$33,391580
5San Diego, CA$44,960$36,933$33,009440
6San Francisco, CA$46,520$38,104$32,958580
7New York, NY$45,760$37,074$32,9362,310
8St. Louis, MO$35,430$29,920$31,466460
9Grand Rapids, MI$35,760$29,644$31,026470
10Detroit, MI$36,980$30,573$30,482570
11Dallas, TX$36,170$31,243$30,3061,120
12Atlanta, GA$36,580$30,296$30,279510
13Houston, TX$34,310$29,748$30,162530
14Philadelphia, PA$37,190$30,920$30,150940
15Chicago, IL$36,200$29,620$28,5921,230
16Miami, FL$37,740$32,504$28,474860

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Floral Designer salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
Alaska $48,130$40,852 $38,630 – $53,17080
California $47,040$38,493 $37,140 – $60,2504,080
Massachusetts $46,460$37,408 $37,020 – $62,470870
Hawaii $46,170$37,269 $33,750 – $62,010380
Colorado $45,380$37,355 $35,030 – $56,180790
New York $45,260$36,699 $36,130 – $59,2002,330
New Jersey $45,190$37,541 $36,640 – $57,0701,020
Oregon $44,730$35,036 $36,590 – $49,620710
Vermont $44,720$37,048 $35,010 – $48,820110
Washington $44,460$37,904 $37,710 – $56,560910
New Hampshire $43,230$36,915 $36,270 – $53,210220
District of Columbia $42,950$35,279 $36,400 – $57,99070
Maryland $41,020$33,555 $32,250 – $53,890460
Delaware $39,630$32,500 $31,200 – $48,030100
Nevada $39,600$33,999 $29,570 – $50,320440
Connecticut $39,220$32,853 $34,860 – $58,500490
Virginia $37,350$30,857 $30,300 – $50,010980
Minnesota $37,190$30,891 $29,580 – $47,900580
North Carolina $37,190$31,087 $23,510 – $48,890990
Arizona $36,860$31,084 $34,280 – $49,470390
Idaho $36,830$30,929 $26,540 – $43,880330
Florida $36,770$31,725 $30,120 – $50,4602,600
Rhode Island $36,420$30,695 $32,280 – $57,500310
Indiana $36,280$30,290 $27,410 – $48,090800
Tennessee $36,220$31,283 $26,870 – $46,590890
Utah $35,980$30,437 $28,330 – $45,890830
Maine $35,930$29,758 $31,340 – $47,270290
Nebraska $35,930$30,294 $28,080 – $46,350390
Pennsylvania $35,920$29,939 $27,780 – $46,6801,840
Michigan $35,890$29,743 $30,220 – $44,5701,640
Illinois $35,880$29,378 $31,200 – $47,2701,760
Ohio $35,790$30,735 $26,130 – $45,7601,520
Georgia $35,440$29,440 $26,720 – $54,6401,020
Iowa $35,340$29,885 $28,350 – $47,230430
North Dakota $35,290$30,536 $31,050 – $50,630170
Texas $35,080$30,367 $26,900 – $45,2403,100
Wyoming $35,020$30,319 $27,620 – $41,290120
Wisconsin $35,010$29,551 $25,480 – $46,7501,030
Kentucky $34,940$29,149 $21,310 – $44,770430
Alabama $34,430$28,388 $22,880 – $46,620470
Missouri $34,210$28,997 $28,670 – $46,1101,160
Montana $34,100$28,733 $27,640 – $42,870290
South Dakota $33,910$29,427 $32,280 – $45,670190
New Mexico $33,870$28,905 $25,990 – $47,480170
South Carolina $32,000$27,129 $21,330 – $46,520500
Kansas $31,190$26,283 $23,330 – $41,600490
Louisiana $30,000$25,771 $23,040 – $45,380430
Arkansas $29,910$25,259 $23,830 – $41,640420
West Virginia $29,860$25,411 $22,580 – $38,760250
Oklahoma $29,660$25,223 $22,980 – $43,750450
Mississippi $29,370$25,336 $21,400 – $41,600290

Frequently asked questions

How much does a floral designer make?

The national median salary for floral designers is $37,360 a year ($17.96 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $28,600 and the top 10% earn over $51,000. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays floral designers the most?

Alaska has the highest median pay at $48,130. After taxes and local prices, Seattle, WA offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many floral designers are there in the U.S.?

About 40,590 people work as floral designers nationwide.