frequently asked questions

• Full-service wedding florals

• Flowers for corporate or private events

• Private workshops and other floral education

• Floral installations for corporate or private clients

• Flowers for styled photo shoots/editorial

• Custom seasonal wreaths

• Freelance design services for other florists

More information about weddings, including our inquiry form can be found here. For all other floral needs, please inquire here.

Here’s what to expect when you reach out and after you book:

1. Inquire
   Fill out our inquiry form and we'll be in touch to confirm our availability and schedule our first meeting.

2. Consultation + Proposal
   A quick chat to go over your floral vision, budget, and all of the details needed to put together your custom proposal and mood board.

3. Booking
   It's official! You've put down your 50% retainer and signed the contract. Now you can check florals off of your to-do list!

4. Check in
   Our inbox is open to you all along the way, but this is when we'll be in touch otherwise!

   3 months out - We'll be in touch to chat about any changes to your order and schedule a check-in meeting if needed.

   6 weeks out - Time to confirm timelines and final details before sending out final invoice, due 30 days prior to your event date.

5. The big day!
   It's here! Our team will be there to hand-deliver and skilfully set up your florals, ensuring that everything arrives safely and beautifully.

For even more information about consultations and the booking process, check out this blog post!

We recommend reaching out to a florist 8-12 months prior to your event, and no earlier than 18 months before. However, if you’re confident in your vision for your wedding decor and are ready to book a florist, or if there’s a florist that you know you want to work with it’s definitely worth connecting with them early.

We take on a limited number of events per season, allowing us to dedicate our full attention and care to your event. We recommend booking early to secure your date!

We use primarily Canadian-grown flowers, with the rest coming from farms in South America, Holland, and the US. We especially love working with flowers from local Alberta farms in the summer!

We aim to be transparent about the origins of the florals used in our designs, and strive to use Canadian-grown product as much as possible.

Check out a deep dive into how we source our flowers on the blog here!

We have an in-depth blog post about sustainable floristry that you can read here! But here’s a quick summary:

• Prioritize Canadian + locally-grown flowers.

• Avoid the use of floral foam (a single-use plastic!). Instead we use reusable or no/low-waste mechanics like chicken wire, moss, kenzan, waterpics, tape, Agrawool, or Oshun pouches.

• Avoid painted/dyed/bleached florals. These treatments can often render an otherwise compostable product non-biodegradable, depending on the dyes used.

• Use low-waste packaging and reuse as much of it as possible. Nearly all of our packaging is recyclable or reusable.

• Buy second-hand vessels. So many vases end up at the thrift store or in landfills so we try to get as much of our glass and ceramic vases from thrift stores instead of buying new.