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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Victoria | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.
Paloma Floral Studio is a Qualicum Beach wedding florist offering custom wedding florals, an à la carte menu, and bulk blooms for couples who want to arrange some flowers themselves. Its official site identifies the studio as growing and arranging flowers in Qualicum Beach, BC, and presents a dedicated weddings service page.
The studio’s wedding work is centred on seasonal flowers, with blooms grown on its own farm or sourced from local Island producers. Paloma Floral Studio says it takes a limited number of events each season, so couples should contact the team directly to confirm whether their date, venue, delivery needs, and preferred floral approach can be accommodated. Last reviewed: August 14, 2026.
Paloma Floral Studio presents three wedding-flower routes. Custom Weddings is its full-service option: the team begins with a consultation and develops a personalised floral design. The official wedding page describes airy, garden-style installations and arrangements, with the studio open to unusual design ideas.
For couples seeking a simpler order, the studio also publishes an à la carte wedding menu. Listed items include bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, maids bunches, boutonnieres, flower crowns, and flower-girl posies. Couples may combine those items with bulk blooms.
Bulk blooms are fresh-cut flowers supplied in water buckets for couples who plan to make their own arrangements. The studio also identifies possible floral needs across personal flowers, ceremonies, and receptions, including ceremony arrangements, centrepieces, head-table arrangements, installations, cocktail-table flowers, cake flowers, and entry arrangements. These are examples to discuss, not a guarantee that every item is available for every date.
Paloma Floral Studio officially identifies Qualicum Beach, BC as the place where its flowers are grown and arranged. Its wedding page says bulk blooms can be picked up at the farm in Qualicum Beach or delivered by the Paloma team, but it does not publish a complete wedding-delivery territory.
This may suit couples planning a Qualicum Beach or wider Vancouver Island wedding who value seasonal flowers and are comfortable discussing delivery logistics directly. The existing CanadaWeddingGuide record was historically associated with Victoria; however, the confirmed official source does not publish a Victoria business address. Couples planning events outside Qualicum Beach should ask whether the studio can serve their venue and what travel or delivery arrangements apply.
The studio says it uses seasonal flowers. During the growing season, it focuses on fresh blooms; in winter, it uses greens, dried elements, and flowers grown in Island greenhouses. It says it sources local, organically grown product from its own farm and other Island flower growers.
Paloma Floral Studio also states that it grows most of its flowers organically in Qualicum Beach and buys the remainder exclusively from local producers. The team says it does not use floral foam and instead uses lower-impact alternatives. Seasonal availability means flower types, colours, and textures may change, so a specific requested bloom or palette should be confirmed during the consultation or order process.
A documented strength is the studio’s farm-and-local sourcing model. Its official pages describe organically grown flowers, seasonal design, local producers, and a no-floral-foam policy. For custom work, the business also says it reserves a substantial portion of its garden flowers for the palettes and textures required by that season’s events.
The principal limitation is availability: Paloma Floral Studio says it accepts a limited number of events per season. It also does not publish a complete wedding service area or a street address on the confirmed pages reviewed. The wedding page contains some dated 2023 references, including an availability note, so couples should treat published availability and price information as a starting point and obtain current written confirmation.
The official wedding page publishes a $3,500 minimum floral budget for Custom Weddings. It also lists à la carte prices of $295 for a bridal bouquet, $135 for a bridesmaid bouquet, $120 for a maids bunch, $22 for a boutonniere, $135 for a flower crown, and $35 for flower-girl posies.
For bulk blooms, the published price is $170 per bucket, with 40 to 50 stems stated per bucket. The page explains that the team will discuss pick-up or delivery after an inquiry. Because the page also refers to the 2023 season, couples should confirm current pricing, taxes, delivery charges, minimums, payment schedule, substitutions, and any installation or removal costs in a written quote before booking.
Paloma Floral Studio publishes hello@palomafloral.ca and 250-858-9534 on its contact page. Its wedding order process says couples choose required à la carte items, send an inquiry, receive confirmation of whether the team can accommodate the order, discuss palette and pick-up or delivery options, and then receive an invoice to book.
For a Custom Wedding, the official page directs couples to inquire about their date and design. Include the wedding date, venue, estimated guest count, floral priorities, preferred palette, whether installation is needed, and whether personal flowers, ceremony pieces, reception flowers, or bulk blooms are required. This gives the studio the information it needs to confirm fit and availability.
Before committing, confirm the current scope in writing. The studio’s seasonal model is a meaningful part of its offering, so it is particularly useful to discuss acceptable substitutions, flower priorities, and how the proposed design will respond to the wedding season.
Couples should also confirm the practical details that are not fixed by the published menu: whether the venue is within the service area, delivery and installation timing, who handles set-up and collection, the payment and cancellation terms, and whether any rentals or vases are included. A full-service proposal should clearly distinguish design, flowers, delivery, installation, taxes, and any additional fees.
Its official website says flowers are organically grown and arranged in Qualicum Beach, BC. No street address is published on the reviewed official pages.
Yes. Its Custom Weddings option is described as full service, beginning with a consultation and personalised floral design.
The official page lists a $3,500 minimum for Custom Weddings, à la carte personal flowers from $22 to $295, and bulk blooms at $170 per bucket. Confirm current figures directly because the page includes 2023 seasonal references.
Yes. The à la carte menu lists bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, maids bunches, boutonnieres, flower crowns, and flower-girl posies.
The official wedding page says bulk blooms can be picked up in Qualicum Beach or delivered by the team. It does not publish a complete wedding-delivery area, so venue service should be confirmed directly.
Phone: 250-858-9534
Website: https://www.palomafloral.ca/





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