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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.
This listing was originally published as Lily Of The Valley and linked to thebloomerie.ca. That official domain now presents the business as The Bloomerie, while retaining the phone number associated with the earlier record. This profile therefore uses the current trading identity and covers The Bloomerie wedding flowers in Vancouver. The company’s official pages document an operating Kitsilano flower shop, wedding services and a current contact route.
The Bloomerie offers both orderable wedding flowers and custom floral planning. Its documented work ranges from personal flowers to ceremony and reception installations, with consultations used to establish the couple’s colours, priorities, venue requirements and budget range. Last reviewed August 3, 2026.
The official wedding and FAQ pages document bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages and other personal flowers. Ceremony and reception options include floral arches, aisle flowers, centrepieces, cake flowers, sweetheart-table arrangements, welcome-area florals and larger statement installations. The company says it can work with fresh or dried flowers and customize the design around a wedding’s colours, season, venue and overall concept.
This is a broader service range than a bouquet-only shop, but couples should specify exactly which pieces they need. Website navigation also lists head-table flowers, pedestal flowers, flower crowns, reception installations and micro-wedding flowers; inclusion in a proposal, however, must be confirmed directly.
The Bloomerie describes an initial consultation in which the team discusses ideas and floral choices before preparing a design plan. Its wedding page also documents budgeting discussions, planning timelines, site visits and venue assessments. The site says those assessments consider the space, layout and lighting.
Delivery and setup are part of the documented planning process for suitable weddings. The FAQ clarifies that installation can be arranged for arches, floor meadows, reception tables and other larger designs. Couples should not assume that every online product automatically includes installation; timing, venue access and labour need to be included in the proposal.
The business identifies its shop with Kitsilano and markets its wedding work in Vancouver. Its FAQ says flower and gift delivery is available across Vancouver and the Greater Vancouver Area, subject to the address, order size, timing and product availability. The official site does not define a fixed radius for wedding installations, so couples outside Vancouver should confirm venue coverage and travel charges before booking.
The documented mix may suit couples seeking coordinated personal, ceremony and reception flowers from one florist. It also provides a possible fit for elopements or smaller celebrations that need individual pieces, as well as larger weddings requiring arches or on-site installations. Suitability ultimately depends on the requested scope, date, flower availability and confirmed budget.
Confirmed features include a wide range of wedding-flower types, fresh and dried design options, consultations, venue assessments, custom estimates, delivery and setup. The official portfolio includes wedding, bouquet and floral-arch work, giving couples first-party examples to review before discussing a design direction.
The principal evidence limitations concern pricing, availability and logistics. The site does not publish a complete custom wedding price list, a minimum spend, a maximum event size or a guaranteed installation area. It also does not establish that every flower shown online will be seasonally available for a particular wedding. These are practical matters to verify, not evidence of a service problem.
The wedding page currently displays several featured wedding bouquets at $285 each. These product prices are useful reference points for those exact online items, but they should not be treated as estimates for a complete wedding. Arrangement size, flower selection, quantities, installations, delivery and venue labour can change the scope substantially.
Comprehensive current pricing for custom wedding floral services is not explicitly published. The site says the team prepares detailed estimates after discussing the design and budget. Couples should request an itemized written quote showing personal flowers, ceremony pieces, reception pieces, rentals, delivery, setup, transfers between spaces, teardown and applicable taxes.
Couples can call +1 778-379-7037, email thebloomerieflorist@gmail.com or use the quote form on the official wedding or contact page. The FAQ recommends booking wedding floral services 6 to 12 months before the event when possible, particularly for peak wedding season. Smaller weddings may require less lead time, but the business must confirm availability.
The official contact material presents conflicting postal codes for the same 2793 Arbutus Street location: V6J 3Y5 and V6K 4V1. For that reason, the structured address field has been left blank. Couples planning an in-person visit or pick-up should confirm the complete postal address directly with the shop.
Before accepting a proposal, provide the wedding date, venue, ceremony and reception schedule, colour references, approximate quantities and a realistic floral budget. Ask which requested flowers are likely to be available in season and what substitutions may be used. Confirm whether the quote covers vessels, arch structures, candles or other non-floral components.
The final agreement should identify delivery windows, venue access, setup responsibilities, room-flip or floral-transfer plans, teardown, rentals, damage deposits and travel fees. Couples should also confirm the payment schedule, cancellation or change terms, and the final deadline for adjusting quantities.
The legacy CanadaWeddingGuide record is titled Lily Of The Valley, but its linked official domain now brands the business as The Bloomerie. The current site retains the record’s phone number and documents active wedding services, so this profile uses The Bloomerie as the current trading identity.
The official site documents bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, arches, aisle flowers, centrepieces, table arrangements, cake flowers, sweetheart-table flowers and larger installations. Each requested item and quantity should be confirmed in the proposal.
Yes, the FAQ says installation can be arranged for weddings requiring on-site setup, including arches, floor meadows, reception tables and statement designs. Venue access, timing, labour and teardown should be agreed in writing.
The company recommends booking 6 to 12 months ahead when possible, especially during peak wedding season. Smaller weddings may need less lead time, subject to the shop’s availability.
The wedding page lists selected featured bouquets at $285, but comprehensive current pricing for custom wedding floral services is not explicitly published. A consultation and itemized quote are needed for a full wedding scope.
Phone: +1 778-379-7037
Website: https://thebloomerie.ca/





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