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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Berwick | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.

The Bloom Box is a wedding florist in Kentville, NS, offering custom-made flowers for weddings. Its documented wedding range covers personal flowers, ceremony details and reception arrangements, including hand-tied bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, flower crowns, pew markers, arbour arrangements, table centrepieces and garlands.

The florist was established in 2016 and states that it relocated to Kentville in May 2024. Its current official contact page lists a shop at 36 Bridge St rather than the former Berwick location associated with this directory record. The profile below reflects the current first-party information and was last reviewed on July 31, 2026.

Current identity and location

The official website consistently identifies the business as The Bloom Box, displays the current telephone number 902-681-3644 and includes a dedicated wedding-florals page. These details establish an active match to the company record and its Wedding Flowers classification.

The business now identifies Kentville as its home. Its About page says it moved to the Annapolis Valley town in May 2024, while the Contact page gives the current shop address as 36 Bridge St, Kentville, Nova Scotia. The official address does not include a postal code, so none has been added here from third-party material.

  • Established in 2016
  • Current official location: Kentville, Nova Scotia
  • Current official phone: 902-681-3644
  • Official website includes wedding, contact, delivery, shop and gallery pages

Services and specialization

The Bloom Box describes every wedding-flower order as custom made with the couple in mind. This is a documented custom-design service rather than a fixed wedding package. The published product list spans flowers worn or carried by members of the wedding party, ceremony accents and reception-table designs.

The site does not divide these products into preset collections or specify which flowers, colours, vessels or installation mechanics are available. Couples should therefore use the consultation to establish a workable floral brief and determine exactly what can be supplied for their date and venue.

  • Hand-tied bouquets
  • Boutonnieres and corsages
  • Flower crowns and flower pomanders
  • Pew markers and arbour arrangements
  • Table centrepieces and table garlands
  • Rose petals

Service area and who it may suit

The About page says The Bloom Box provides flowers for Kentville and the surrounding area. Its general delivery page lists Kentville, Coldbrook, Cambridge, New Minas, Centreville, Port Williams, Greenwich and Canning as local destinations. Berwick, Aylesford, Auburn, Kingston, Greenwood, Middleton, Lawrencetown and Bridgetown are listed as farther-afield destinations with early-evening delivery only.

Those published delivery details concern flower orders generally; the website does not state that the same timing or coverage automatically applies to weddings. Couples planning in Kentville or nearby Annapolis Valley communities may find the shop relevant when they want a mixture of personal, ceremony and table flowers. Couples with venues farther away should confirm wedding-specific transport, arrival time and collection arrangements before relying on the general delivery list.

  • May suit couples seeking individually designed pieces rather than a published package
  • Provides options for the wedding party, ceremony and reception tables
  • Offers an in-person Kentville shop as well as telephone and online contact
  • Wedding delivery eligibility must be confirmed for the actual venue

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A clear documented strength is the breadth of the wedding product list. One florist can be asked about coordinated bouquets, wearable flowers, ceremony markers, arbour flowers and reception-table work. A second useful feature is the free consultation offered through the official wedding page, giving couples a defined first step before committing.

The practical limitations are gaps in the published information. The site does not set out wedding packages, minimum spending, lead times, staffing, venue setup, room turnover, teardown, rental-vessel terms or floral substitutions. Its gallery can help couples review examples, but the website does not define named wedding styles or promise any particular flower outside a confirmed proposal.

  • Confirmed feature: custom-made wedding floral work
  • Confirmed feature: products for several parts of the wedding day
  • Confirmed feature: a free consultation request
  • Limitation: no published wedding package inclusions or minimum order
  • Limitation: setup, teardown and rental responsibilities are not documented

Pricing

Current wedding prices are not published on The Bloom Box’s official website. The wedding page lists the available product types and offers a free consultation, but it provides no starting prices, packages, minimum spend or example wedding total. Prices shown elsewhere for non-wedding products should not be treated as wedding-floral pricing.

Couples will need a tailored quote. To make comparisons meaningful, provide the wedding date, venue, approximate quantities and a list separating essential pieces from optional additions. Ask whether the quote includes tax, delivery, setup, rental containers, retrieval, substitutions and any later design changes.

  • Wedding prices are not published
  • No wedding minimum spend is stated
  • No deposit or payment schedule is stated
  • A free consultation is advertised
  • Request a written, itemized proposal before booking

Contact and booking

Couples can begin through the free-consultation form on the Weddings page or call 902-681-3644. The form requests a name, email address, comment and contact phone number. The official Contact page also provides a general enquiry form.

Published shop hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Sunday closed. Since wedding availability and consultation appointments are not shown in a live calendar, contact the florist directly before visiting or assuming that a date is open.

  • Website: https://www.bloombox.ca/
  • Wedding enquiry: official Weddings page consultation form
  • Telephone: 902-681-3644
  • Shop: 36 Bridge St, Kentville, Nova Scotia
  • Confirm consultation timing and wedding-date availability directly

What couples should confirm

A consultation should turn the published product list into a precise scope. Share the venue, ceremony and reception schedule, wedding-party numbers, table count, preferred palette and any flower sensitivities. If particular blooms are important, ask how seasonality and substitutions will be handled in the written design plan.

Logistics need equally close attention because the official wedding page does not describe delivery, installation or collection. Confirm who places each arrangement, whether arbour mechanics or table vessels are supplied, when the florist needs venue access and what happens to rented items after the celebration. Couples using a destination on the general delivery page should still obtain wedding-specific confirmation.

  • Availability for the wedding date and consultation schedule
  • Exact quantities, dimensions and approved floral direction
  • Seasonal availability and substitution approval
  • Itemized price, taxes, deposit, payment dates and cancellation terms
  • Venue delivery window and any travel charge
  • Setup, transfer, teardown and rental-item collection responsibilities
  • Backup arrangements for weather-sensitive outdoor installations

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Frequently asked questions

Does The Bloom Box make custom wedding flowers?

Yes. Its official wedding page says wedding flowers are custom made and lists bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, flower crowns, centrepieces, pew markers, table garlands, arbour arrangements, pomanders and rose petals.

Does The Bloom Box offer a free wedding consultation?

Yes. The official wedding page includes a “Book a Free Consultation” form and also invites couples to call. Availability for a particular date is not published and must be confirmed directly.

Where is The Bloom Box located now?

The current official contact address is 36 Bridge St, Kentville, Nova Scotia. The business says it relocated to Kentville in May 2024, so the former Berwick information should not be used as its present address.

Are The Bloom Box’s wedding-flower prices published?

No. Current wedding prices are not published. The site provides neither package totals nor starting prices, so couples need to request an itemized quote.

Does The Bloom Box deliver wedding flowers throughout the Annapolis Valley?

The official delivery page lists several local and farther-afield communities, but it does not establish wedding-specific delivery or setup coverage. Couples should confirm service to their venue, delivery timing and any associated fees.

Sources checked

Address: 36 Bridge St, Kentville, Nova Scotia

Phone: 902-681-3644

Website: https://www.bloombox.ca/

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