Willow Flower Co.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Willow Flower Co. is a Canmore wedding florist with a studio at 104 – 602 Bow Valley Trail. Its official website identifies the business as a wedding and event florist and provides a dedicated wedding enquiry form, current service information and a published price list. This profile was last reviewed on August 10, 2026.

For couples planning in the Canadian Rockies, the site names Canmore, Kananaskis, Banff, Lake Louise and Emerald Lake as wedding locations it serves. The business also sells everyday florals, but the information below focuses on its documented wedding and elopement offering, delivery boundaries, published costs and booking process.

Services and specialization

Willow Flower Co. presents itself as a Canmore-based wedding and event florist. Its published wedding offerings cover personal flowers, ceremony florals and reception florals. Personal options listed by the business include bridal and bridesmaids’ bouquets, boutonnieres, flower crowns, hair combs, flower-girl florals and corsages.

For ceremonies, the official price-list page names archway florals, floral pillars, ground arrangements, aisle florals, welcome-sign flowers, chair or bench florals, altar arrangements, chuppah florals and floral backdrops. Reception options listed include low and elevated centrepieces, cake flowers, head-table installations, sweetheart-table flowers, bar arrangements, hanging installations, welcome-table arrangements, staircase or mantel florals and escort-card-display flowers.

The business says that full-service wedding work is custom-designed rather than sold as standard pre-set packages. Its FAQ says elopement work is a separate offering, and its published elopement package starts with one bouquet and one boutonniere. Specific flower varieties, final scale and design details should therefore be confirmed through the quote process rather than assumed from gallery images or broad service labels.

• Personal florals: bouquets, boutonnieres, crowns, hair flowers and corsages.
• Ceremony florals: arches, pillars, aisle pieces, altar arrangements, chuppah florals and backdrops.
• Reception florals: centrepieces, table flowers, installations, cake flowers and display arrangements.

Service area and who it may suit

For weddings, Willow Flower Co. names Canmore, Kananaskis, Banff, Lake Louise and Emerald Lake on its official website. Its price list gives delivery starting points for each of those destinations and expressly states that it does not deliver outside them. This is useful for couples planning a Rocky Mountain celebration who need florist delivery and are prepared to confirm site-specific installation and take-down logistics.

The published minimum makes the business most directly aligned with full-service weddings that meet its stated peak-season spend requirement. Couples planning a smaller event may instead wish to ask about the documented elopement option, provided their plans fall within the business’s published eligibility limits. A wedding outside the five named delivery locations, or one requiring flowers from another provider, needs an early conversation because the stated policy may not accommodate it.

• Named wedding locations: Canmore, Kananaskis, Banff, Lake Louise and Emerald Lake.
• Published delivery starts at $50+ in Canmore, $200+ in Banff, $450+ in Lake Louise and Kananaskis, and $500+ at Emerald Lake.
• The official price list says delivery is not offered outside those areas.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the unusually detailed public planning information. The official price list identifies flower categories, listed starting prices for several personal items, destination delivery charges, minimum-spend rules, payment methods and timing for the final payment. The booking page also sets out the sequence from enquiry through quote, contract and retainer, giving couples a clear starting point for an informed enquiry.

Another confirmed feature is the range across personal, ceremony and reception floral categories. Couples can discuss a coordinated scope with the same studio, from bouquets and wearable flowers to ceremony structures and reception installations. This is a documented service range, not a claim about availability, design outcome or fit for every event.

Practical limitations are also clearly published. Full-service weddings have a $4,000 minimum during the May-to-November peak season; set-up and take-down are priced case by case; holiday delivery may cost more; and the studio’s stated exclusivity policy requires it to supply all florals, with no outside flowers permitted. The site further says it takes a limited number of bookings per day, so an active enquiry route should not be interpreted as confirmation that a date remains available.

• Published information supports budget and logistics discussions before a formal quote.
• Full-service packages are custom rather than standardised.
• Availability, installation costs and the final floral plan are not published as fixed guarantees.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. The price list shows bridal bouquets at $400 to $450+, bridesmaids’ bouquets at $150 to $200+, boutonnieres at $30+, flower crowns at $100 to $150+, hair combs at $65+ and corsages at $50+. Ceremony and reception components are listed by category, but the page does not publish a fixed price for every installation or arrangement type.

For full-service weddings during the May-to-November peak season, the published minimum spend is $4,000. The site says elopement packages start at $480+ for one bouquet and one boutonniere only, with a maximum of one bridesmaid and one groomsman. Its FAQ separately says most weddings range from $7,000 to $15,000; that is business-published guidance, not a guaranteed quote.

The price list says retainers are 50% of total spend, non-refundable, and final payment is due four weeks before the event. Canadian payments are listed as e-transfer, while international clients may use Visa or Mastercard by requesting a payment link; the site notes a processing fee for credit-card payments. Couples should ask whether taxes, holiday delivery, installation, take-down and any venue-specific access requirements change their final proposal.

• Full-service peak-season minimum: $4,000.
• Elopement package starting point: $480+ for one bouquet and one boutonniere.
• Delivery, set-up and take-down are separate practical cost considerations.

Contact and booking

The confirmed official contact route is the wedding enquiry form on Willow Flower Co.’s website. The business states that completing that form is the mandatory first step in securing a wedding date. It also publishes hello@willowflowerco.com and 403-678-6775, plus the Canmore studio address listed on this profile.

According to the booking page, couples first set out their colour, style and floral needs, then submit the enquiry form. The business says it aims to reply within two weeks, quotes are handled first come, first served, and a signed contract plus a 50% non-refundable retainer secures the date. The FAQ advises booking full-service weddings six to 12 months ahead and says elopement books open three months before high-season dates; these are published guidelines, not availability confirmation.

The official site lists public studio hours, while also advising people to check Google because the studio occasionally closes to the public. Confirm the current appointment or pickup arrangements directly before travelling.

• Website: https://www.willowflowercompany.ca/
• Email: hello@willowflowerco.com
• Phone: 403-678-6775

What couples should confirm

Before paying a retainer, confirm that the event date is available and that the venue falls within the published delivery territory. Ask for the written scope to distinguish personal flowers, ceremony pieces, reception items, delivery, installation and take-down. Because set-up and take-down are calculated case by case, these should be shown clearly in the proposal.

Confirm whether the event meets the applicable full-service or elopement criteria, particularly if it takes place from May through November, has a wedding party beyond the stated elopement allowance or includes a reception. Review the all-florals exclusivity policy before arranging faux flowers, flowers from another retailer or items supplied by a planner or venue.

Finally, ask how seasonal availability, substitutions, colour direction, venue access, timing, taxes, credit-card processing fees, holiday delivery and the non-refundable retainer apply to the individual event. These are practical quote and contract questions; the public information does not establish a final design, exact total or booking availability for a specific wedding.

• Date availability and response timing.
• Delivery, installation, take-down, taxes and venue access fees.
• Eligibility for elopement pricing and the no-outside-flowers policy.
• Written cancellation, substitution and payment terms.

Editorial verification note

The official domain matches the distinctive business name “Willow Flower Co.” and supplies relevant wedding-service context, published wedding pricing and a current enquiry route. The official contact page also confirms the Canmore postal address and telephone number shown above. This supports an Active status on the review date of August 10, 2026.

Canada Wedding Guide is an independent directory. It does not take bookings for Willow Flower Co. or guarantee availability, pricing or the final scope of work. Couples should use the official enquiry process and obtain written confirmation directly from the business.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding flowers does Willow Flower Co. list?

Its official price list includes personal flowers such as bouquets, boutonnieres, crowns, hair flowers and corsages, plus ceremony pieces and reception floral installations. The exact combination is custom-designed and should be confirmed in a quote.

Where does Willow Flower Co. deliver wedding flowers?

The published wedding delivery list covers Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis and Emerald Lake. The business states that it does not deliver outside those areas.

What is Willow Flower Co.’s minimum spend for a full-service wedding?

The official price list states a $4,000 minimum for full-service weddings during peak season, defined there as May through November.

Does Willow Flower Co. offer elopement flowers?

Yes. The business publishes elopement packages starting at $480+ for one bouquet and one boutonniere, subject to its stated wedding-party limits. Its FAQ says to request the elopement brochure for further information.

How do couples begin booking Willow Flower Co.?

The business says a completed wedding enquiry form is the mandatory first step. It then provides a quote, with a signed contract and 50% non-refundable retainer required to secure the date.

Sources checked

• Willow Flower Co.
• Services + Price List — Willow Flower Co.
• How to Book — Willow Flower Co.
• FAQ — Willow Flower Co.
• Contact — Willow Flower Co.

Address: 104 - 602 Bow Valley Trail, Canmore, AB T1W 1N9, Canada

Phone: 403-678-6775

Website: https://www.willowflowercompany.ca/