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Best Buds Flower Co

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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

Best Buds Flower Co. now operates as The Lavender House Flower Shop, an Edmonton wedding florist offering custom floral design for ceremonies, wedding parties and receptions. The official site directly confirms the former name, the rebrand and the continued wedding focus, so couples researching the legacy listing can follow the verified current identity with confidence.

The shop describes a collaborative, season-aware approach covering personal flowers and venue décor. This profile separates those documented services from details that still require a quotation, including the final floral recipe, delivery and installation scope, and total price. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.

Current identity and history

The Lavender House Flower Shop is the verified successor name to Best Buds Flower Co. Its official About page says the business began its current era when Kimberly took over Best Buds Flower Co. in 2006. The team moved from its long-term Oliver Square storefront into the lavender-coloured historic property in 2019 and adopted The Lavender House Flower Shop name in 2024.

This is a rebrand rather than evidence of a separate wedding vendor. The former and current names appear together on the official domain, while the phone number associated with the legacy record remains the number published on the current Contact page. Couples should nevertheless use the current name on new enquiries and contracts.

Services and specialization

The official wedding overview documents custom bridal bouquets, wedding-party flowers, corsages, boutonnieres, hair flowers and wedding décor. Its décor examples include aisle markers, centrepieces, ceremony flowers, archways and general venue arrangements. The company says designs are tailored to the couple’s colour palette, personal style, venue and overall vision.

The wedding service is presented as full-service floral planning, from the first discussion through design, delivery and final installation. The site also says the team works with seasonal blooms and considers natural availability when sourcing bouquet flowers. Specific varieties should be treated as subject to consultation rather than guaranteed from the general service description.

Bridal bouquets and wedding-party bouquets
Corsages, boutonnieres and hair flowers
Ceremony, aisle and archway flowers
Reception centrepieces and general wedding décor

Design and planning process

The documented process starts with an enquiry through the wedding consultation form. An initial call is used to discuss the couple’s floral ideas, after which the business can reserve the date and begin planning custom designs. The official overview suggests holding this discussion about four to nine months before the wedding.

Wedding-party and décor pages describe a one-hour, no-commitment consultation that may be held virtually. The team says it listens, suggests options and refines ideas with the client. Couples planning during a busy wedding period may wish to enquire earlier, but the site does not publish live availability or a guaranteed booking window.

Service area and who it may suit

The shop is based in central Edmonton and its wedding page describes work across the city. The wider flower-delivery service names Edmonton, Sherwood Park and St. Albert, but the official wedding material does not clearly define a separate wedding travel radius. Couples with venues outside Edmonton should confirm travel, delivery, setup and collection availability for their specific address.

The documented service may suit couples seeking custom, seasonal and garden-influenced fresh florals rather than a fixed off-the-shelf package. Its range also accommodates couples who need both personal flowers and coordinated ceremony or reception décor. Those requiring only a small item can ask whether à-la-carte wedding ordering is available.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed practical strength is the breadth of documented wedding categories: personal flowers, wedding-party pieces and venue décor can be discussed with one floral team. The consultation-led process and explicit attention to the venue, colour palette, seasonality and personal style also support a customized brief.

Important limitations concern what is not publicly documented. The site does not provide wedding package inclusions, order minimums, setup or teardown charges, rental terms, maximum event scale, deposit requirements, cancellation rules or date availability. It also does not guarantee particular flower varieties on the general wedding pages. These are quotation and contract questions, not evidence of a service shortcoming.

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The consultation form asks users to select a flower-budget band: $500 or less, $600–$1,500, $1,501–$3,000, $3,001–$5,000, $5,001–$8,000 or $8,001 and above. These choices help qualify an enquiry; they are not advertised packages, minimum spends or estimates of what a particular wedding will cost.

Request an itemized proposal covering floral products, labour, containers or rentals, delivery, installation, room transfers, teardown, taxes and any travel charge. Couples should also ask how substitutions or a change in flower availability could affect the design or final amount.

Contact and booking

Wedding enquiries can be submitted through the consultation form on the official wedding page. It requests contact details, wedding date, referral source, flower-budget range and additional information. Providing the venue, estimated quantities, colour direction and required installation details should help the florist assess the brief.

The verified shop address is 10340 121 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5N 1K8, and the verified phone number is 780-488-1302. The official Contact page also provides a general message form. Couples should ensure proposals, invoices and agreements use The Lavender House Flower Shop, the company’s current public name.

What couples should confirm

Before reserving the florist, confirm that the wedding date and venue are serviceable and establish exactly which arrangements, quantities and floral areas are included. Discuss preferred flowers alongside acceptable seasonal substitutions, especially where a particular bloom or colour is important.

The written quotation should clarify delivery timing, installation, transfers between ceremony and reception, teardown, vessel or structure rentals, pickup responsibilities, taxes, payment schedule, deposit, cancellation terms and the deadline for final changes. Ask who will be the wedding-day contact and when the final design and stem choices will be approved.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Best Buds Flower Co. still operating in Edmonton?

The verified official site says Best Buds Flower Co. was rebranded as The Lavender House Flower Shop in 2024. The current business publishes wedding services, an Edmonton address and the same phone number associated with the former name.

What wedding flowers does The Lavender House offer?

Its official wedding pages list bridal bouquets, wedding-party flowers, corsages, boutonnieres, hair flowers, centrepieces, aisle markers, ceremony arrangements, archways and other wedding décor.

Does the florist publish wedding packages or a minimum spend?

No. Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The enquiry form contains budget bands from $500 or less through $8,001 and above, but it does not identify those bands as packages or minimum spends.

How far ahead should couples contact the florist?

The official planning outline says the consultation is ideally held four to nine months before the wedding. Because live date availability is not published, couples should contact the florist directly for their date.