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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed August 11, 2026. Coriander Girl is a Prince Edward County wedding florist whose official site describes seasonal floral schemes, garden-inspired arrangements and wedding-focused service. Its homepage says fresh-flower service has been paused while the business focuses on weddings and events, floral workshops and gardening.

For couples planning in Prince Edward County, the official wedding inquiry page and gallery are the best starting points. They explain the company’s palette-led approach, show examples of wedding floral categories and set out the current process for requesting a quote.

Services and specialization

Coriander Girl presents itself as a florist focused on weddings and events. Its wedding inquiry page explains that the team works with flowers that are in season to develop a couple’s floral scheme. Designers have room to make choices within an agreed colour palette, rather than following a fixed formula for identical bouquets.

The official wedding galleries show examples labelled bridal bouquets, bridesmaids’ flowers, boutonnieres and corsages, centrepieces, arbors, arches and garlands, ceremony spaces, and dessert and guestbook florals. Gallery headings document the kinds of work shown in the portfolio; they do not confirm that every item or style is currently available.

  • Wedding and event floral design
  • Seasonal, palette-led floral schemes
  • Portfolio categories for personal flowers, centrepieces and ceremony installations
  • Floral workshops are listed on the official site; confirm the current schedule directly

Design approach and flower sourcing

The company describes its arrangements as inspired by the natural growth of an English-style garden, with uncontrived shapes and considered colour palettes. Its wedding inquiry page also describes an organic process in which no two bouquets are exactly alike. This approach may suit couples who want a florist’s interpretation of a palette rather than exact replication of a predetermined recipe.

Coriander Girl’s philosophy page says the business consciously chooses locally grown flowers and has built relationships with growers. As availability is seasonal, couples with must-have varieties, exact stem counts or highly standardised arrangements should discuss those requirements early.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site identifies Coriander Girl with Prince Edward County and says the business has a 15-acre farm there. Its wedding inquiry page explicitly states that it no longer services the Toronto area. The legacy Toronto address and phone number have not been carried into this profile because they are not current official contact details.

This florist may suit couples marrying in or around Prince Edward County who are comfortable with seasonal flowers and an expressive, garden-led style. Toronto weddings are not a fit according to the official notice. Couples planning outside Prince Edward County should ask whether their venue is within the current travel range and whether travel or delivery can be arranged.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the close alignment between Coriander Girl’s stated design method and its wedding portfolio: seasonal flowers, flexible palette-led design and galleries covering personal flowers, reception pieces and ceremony installations. The site also documents a locally grown flower focus and established grower relationships.

There are practical evidence limits. The reviewed official pages do not publish a current postal address, phone number, delivery range, minimum spend, lead-time requirement, availability calendar or itemised wedding package list. The homepage also says fresh-flower service has been paused, so couples should distinguish wedding and event availability from any retail bouquet service.

  • Confirmed feature: wedding galleries include bouquets, centrepieces and ceremony-focused categories
  • Confirmed feature: designs use in-season flowers and palette flexibility
  • Practical limitation: packages and current price details are not public
  • Practical limitation: confirm date availability, venue coverage and travel arrangements

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Coriander Girl asks couples to email details of the wedding day and a floral wish list, after which it says it will provide a quote within four weeks.

For a useful quote, include the wedding date, exact venue or location, ceremony and reception needs, approximate table count where relevant, colour preferences and priority floral moments. Ask what the estimate includes, such as design, delivery, setup, transfers, installation removal and applicable taxes.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The official wedding inquiry page directs couples to email alison.westlake@gmail.com with their wedding-day details and floral wish list. It states that a quote will be provided within four weeks. The same page encourages prospective clients to review the official gallery and Instagram account to understand the design style.

The official website is https://coriandergirl.com/. No current phone number or postal address appears on the reviewed official pages, so this profile does not repeat unverified legacy contact details. A separate official Prince Edward County page also describes the Coriander Girl Weddings venue project as under construction, which does not establish venue availability.

  • Website: https://coriandergirl.com/
  • Wedding enquiries: alison.westlake@gmail.com
  • Officially stated quote timing: within four weeks

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that the wedding date and exact venue are within Coriander Girl’s current service area, particularly for any event outside Prince Edward County. Ask which flowers are likely to be in season, how closely completed work can follow reference images, and which decisions remain with the designer under the palette-led process.

Also confirm the current scope of work: personal flowers, centrepieces, ceremony installations, delivery, setup, repurposing and teardown or collection. Request a written quote identifying payment schedule, change deadlines, substitutions, travel or delivery charges and cancellation terms. The published site gives a useful design overview and contact route, but not packages, availability or booking terms.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Coriander Girl still serve Toronto weddings?

No. Its official wedding inquiry page says it no longer services the Toronto area.

What wedding flowers does Coriander Girl show in its portfolio?

Its official galleries include bridal bouquets, bridesmaids’ flowers, boutonnieres and corsages, centrepieces, ceremony spaces, and arbors, arches and garlands.

How do I request a wedding quote from Coriander Girl?

Email alison.westlake@gmail.com with your wedding-day details and floral wish list. The official page says a quote will be provided within four weeks.

Are Coriander Girl wedding prices published online?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company asks couples to send wedding details and a floral wish list for a quote.

Sources checked

Website: https://coriandergirl.com/

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