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Botany and Bloom

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Botany and Bloom is a Vancouver wedding florist with a studio at 4347 Main Street. Its official website presents two wedding-flower routes: custom florals for couples planning a tailored design and an à la carte option for a more streamlined order. Kelly Dunbar is identified as the owner and designer.

The business describes wedding work ranging from boutonnieres and floral jewellery to flower walls and larger installations. Rather than treating those examples as a fixed package list, couples should use them to start a conversation about the scale, palette and logistics of their own celebration.

This profile reflects information published on Botany and Bloom’s official website and was last reviewed on 2026-08-12. The former Fraser Street address, older phone number and Botany Bay website associated with the legacy listing do not match the confirmed current official contact details and are not used here.

Services and specialization

Botany and Bloom’s wedding page separates its work into custom wedding florals and à la carte wedding florals. The custom route includes an initial consultation, a mood board, a custom quote, a pre-wedding meeting and an on-site floral design team for day-of set-up. That is the clearest published option for couples who need design planning and installation support.

The official site describes the wedding range as extending from personal pieces such as boutonnieres and floral jewellery to flower walls and installations. Its online shop also lists wedding-oriented items including bridal bouquets, boutonnieres, ceremony arrangements, garlands, table arrangements, petals and a floral arch duo. The shop is useful for seeing examples of individual order types, but it does not define the full scope of a custom proposal.

For à la carte wedding florals, the business asks couples to share their concept, colours and vision, then create an online quote. Pickup and delivery are listed as options. The site does not say that every custom design, product or installation is available for every date, so a written quote remains the practical source of truth.

Custom wedding florals with consultation, mood board, quote, pre-wedding meeting and day-of set-up.
À la carte wedding florals with online-quote, pickup and delivery options.
Published examples include bouquets, boutonnieres, ceremony pieces, flower walls and installations.

Service area and who it may suit

Botany and Bloom is based in Vancouver. Its logistics page says the studio is central to clients in Vancouver, Richmond, New Westminster, Ladner, Tsawwassen, Delta, Surrey, Burnaby, North Vancouver, Squamish, Whistler, Coquitlam, Port Moody, Abbotsford and Mission. This is useful geographic context, but couples outside Vancouver should confirm that delivery or on-site service is offered for their venue and date.

The published service structure may suit couples deciding between a coordinated custom floral plan and a smaller, order-led approach. Custom work is the documented route that includes an on-site team for day-of set-up; the à la carte page instead identifies pickup and delivery. Couples should not assume that delivery includes installation.

Vancouver studio location: 4347 Main Street.
The logistics page names Lower Mainland and selected Sea-to-Sky and Fraser Valley locations as central to clients.
Confirm venue coverage, travel charges, delivery window and set-up requirements directly.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the clear distinction between custom and à la carte wedding ordering. The custom workflow sets out its planning milestones, while the à la carte route identifies pickup and delivery. This gives couples a concrete starting point when deciding whether they need on-site set-up or an order for collection or delivery.

The business also states that it aims to reduce environmental impact through recycling packaging, minimizing water use, composting and an environmentally friendly office. It says it uses a large proportion of in-season blooms, buys local product and uses a local green courier. These are published business practices, not a certification or guarantee of the flowers available for a particular wedding.

A practical limitation is that the official pages do not publish a custom-wedding minimum spend, a complete installation price list, travel fees, teardown terms or availability calendar. Those details need confirmation in writing before booking.

Documented custom workflow and day-of set-up team.
Published environmental practices and stated use of in-season and local product.
Confirm scope, availability, substitutions, travel, set-up and teardown before committing.

Pricing

Current pricing is published for selected shop items in Canadian dollars. Examples shown on the official shop include a Dainty Bridal bouquet from CA$125, a Signature Bridal bouquet from CA$225, a Deluxe Bridal bouquet from CA$325, a boutonniere for CA$25, a ceremony arrangement for CA$350 and a floral arch duo for CA$800.

These shop prices should not be treated as a total wedding budget or a quote for custom work. The custom wedding route explicitly uses a custom quote, and the website does not publish a complete price schedule for custom design, on-site set-up, delivery, rentals, taxes, travel or any teardown service. Ask which items, labour and logistics are included in the written quote.

Selected à la carte wedding items have online Canadian-dollar prices.
Custom wedding florals are quoted individually.
Confirm final pricing, taxes, fees, rental terms and payment schedule.

Contact and booking

The official contact page identifies Kelly Dunbar as owner/designer and lists botanybloom@gmail.com and 604-999-5355. The wedding site also provides a consultation route for custom wedding florals. Couples can use the business’s official website to start an inquiry or review the shop.

For a useful first message, include the wedding date, venue, approximate guest count, colour direction, which personal, ceremony and reception pieces are needed, whether delivery or on-site set-up is required, and a realistic budget range. Those details help the florist advise whether custom or à la carte service is the more suitable starting point.

Email: botanybloom@gmail.com.
Phone: 604-999-5355.
Custom wedding consultations are promoted on the official website.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask whether the date is available and whether the proposal covers delivery, venue access, installation, removal or teardown. Confirm the exact items and quantities, the palette, vessel or rental needs, and whether any requested flowers are seasonal or subject to substitution.

Ask for the final quote in writing, including taxes, delivery or travel charges, payment schedule, cancellation or change terms, and the deadline for final numbers. If choosing à la carte, confirm the pickup or delivery timing and who is responsible for placement at the venue.

For custom work, confirm the day-of point of contact, venue load-in restrictions, setup completion time and any requirements for moving or repurposing arrangements. The official site confirms day-of set-up for custom florals, but the detailed operational scope should be agreed for the individual event.

Availability and quoted scope for the wedding date.
Delivery, installation, teardown and venue-access responsibilities.
Substitutions, payment terms, taxes, changes and final-count deadlines.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Botany and Bloom offer both custom and à la carte wedding florals?

Yes. The official wedding page describes a custom service with consultation, mood board, custom quote, pre-wedding meeting and day-of set-up, plus an à la carte option with online-quote, pickup and delivery options.

Where is Botany and Bloom located?

The official website lists the studio at 4347 Main Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 3R1.

What wedding floral prices does Botany and Bloom publish?

The official shop lists selected Canadian-dollar prices, including bridal bouquets from CA$125, a CA$25 boutonniere, a CA$350 ceremony arrangement and a floral arch duo for CA$800. Custom wedding work is quoted individually.