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Addis & Albert

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Last reviewed: September 20, 2026 | Toronto |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 20, 2026. Business status: Active.

Addis & Albert is a Toronto wedding planner and florist offering several levels of planning support alongside floral, event design and décor services. Its official website identifies the business as a Toronto-based wedding and event planning company and lists full-service planning, partial planning and day-of coordination among its wedding options.

The available information shows a flexible service structure, but it does not provide package prices, a street address or a defined travel area. Couples should use the details below as a starting point, then confirm the scope, fees, availability and venue logistics directly with the company. This profile was last reviewed on September 20, 2026.

Services and specialization

Addis & Albert documents wedding planning, floral work and décor design as its main wedding-related services. Full-service planning covers the broader planning process, including vendor selection and floral arrangements. The company describes this option as personalized and says it includes unlimited communication, although couples should clarify how communication and planning responsibilities are defined in the agreement.

The company also offers personalized florals for events and special occasions. Its broader design and décor work includes temporary redesign for events, while its à la carte list includes floral design, theme execution, furniture and event rentals, vendor coordination, event scheduling and project management.

Full-service wedding planning
Partial wedding planning
Day-of coordination beginning one month before the wedding
Floral design and event florals
Event design, décor and theme execution
Selected planning and design tasks billed à la carte

Planning formats and coordination

The partial-service option is designed to be customized according to what a couple has completed and what remains outstanding. That may be relevant to couples who have already selected some vendors or made key decisions but want professional help completing the process. The website does not publish a fixed checklist for this option, so its exact inclusions need to be established during consultation.

For day-of coordination, Addis & Albert says it begins working with the couple one month before the wedding. Documented tasks include creating a detailed itinerary, assisting with setup and take-down, and distributing vendor payments and gratuities. Couples should confirm whether “day-of” coverage includes rehearsal attendance, how many on-site hours are included and whether additional coordinators are available when required.

Service area and who it may suit

The official website states that Addis & Albert is based in Toronto, Canada. It does not publish a street address or a defined service radius, so this profile does not assume coverage throughout the Greater Toronto Area or beyond. Couples planning outside Toronto should ask whether travel is available and whether travel time, mileage, accommodation or delivery fees would apply.

The documented options may suit couples seeking one company for overlapping planning, floral and décor needs. Full service may be relevant when broad planning support is required, while partial planning is intended for a wedding already in progress. The coordination option may suit couples who have handled most decisions but want structured assistance during the final month and on the celebration date.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature of Addis & Albert is the range of service levels rather than a single planning format. The official site distinguishes full service, partial service and coordination, and it also identifies floral and décor capabilities. This can give couples a basis for discussing whether related responsibilities can be handled within one proposal.

The main limitations are gaps in the published details. The website does not provide a street address, a precise geographic service area, wedding package prices, staffing information or standard on-site coverage hours. It also does not define which rental items are directly available. These are missing evidence points rather than indications that a service is unavailable.

Documented planning options for different stages of the process
Floral and décor services listed alongside wedding planning
A stated one-month starting point for day-of coordination
No published street address or detailed travel policy
No published package inclusions beyond the general service descriptions

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The services page says expert advice and à la carte services are billed at an hourly rate, but it does not state the rate. No prices are shown for full-service planning, partial planning, day-of coordination, florals, décor or rentals.

Couples should request a written proposal that separates planning fees from floral products, décor, rental items, delivery, installation, take-down and travel where applicable. It is also useful to ask about deposits, payment dates, taxes, overtime, minimum spends, cancellation terms and the process for approving changes.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The official website lists Addis & Albert in Toronto and provides the phone number (647) 962-4409 and the email address info@addisandalbert.com. Its contact page includes an enquiry form and says the business will respond within 48 hours. That statement is the company’s stated response timeframe, not a guarantee of availability.

Before requesting a consultation, couples can prepare their wedding date, venue or preferred area, estimated guest count, required planning level and desired floral or décor scope. Sharing what has already been booked should help distinguish between full-service, partial and coordination needs.

Phone: (647) 962-4409
Email: info@addisandalbert.com
Official website enquiry form available
Consultation requests can be submitted through the official site

What couples should confirm

A consultation should establish exactly which tasks Addis & Albert would manage, which remain with the couple, and how floral or décor work would be incorporated. Couples should also confirm whether the person leading the consultation will be the primary planner and on-site contact.

Because several practical terms are not published, the final decision should be based on a current written proposal and contract. Confirm availability for the wedding date, service-area coverage, pricing, taxes, payment milestones, communication expectations and cancellation or postponement terms before paying a deposit.

The precise deliverables and exclusions for the selected planning service
Planning and on-site staffing, working hours and overtime rates
Venue access, setup, take-down and rental-return responsibilities
Floral quantities, substitutions, delivery and installation terms
Travel coverage and any related fees outside Toronto
Current availability, deposit requirements and cancellation terms

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding services does Addis & Albert offer?

The official services page lists full-service planning, partial planning and day-of coordination. It also documents floral design, event design and décor, rentals, vendor coordination, event scheduling, project management and other à la carte assistance.

When does Addis & Albert begin day-of coordination?

The company says it starts working with couples one month before the wedding. Its documented coordination tasks include preparing a detailed itinerary, helping with setup and take-down, and distributing vendor payments and gratuities.

Does Addis & Albert publish wedding package prices?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The website states that expert advice and à la carte services are billed hourly, but it does not provide the hourly rate or prices for wedding planning, florals or décor.

Where is Addis & Albert based?

The official website identifies the company as Toronto-based. It does not publish a street address or defined service radius, so couples should confirm whether their venue is covered and whether travel or delivery fees apply.