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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Brampton | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

D&D Floral Designs now operates as Wild Theory Floral & Event Design. This is not an inferred name match: the current company FAQ says its first design studio opened under the name D&D Floral Designs Inc. The current website documents wedding floral and event-design work, identifies a Vaughan studio and provides active consultation and contact options.

For couples comparing a Vaughan wedding florist, the most relevant distinction is that Wild Theory offers custom, full-service work rather than fixed wedding packages. Its documented process covers consultation, an initial proposal and estimate, follow-up planning, event-day floral installation and teardown. The studio serves the Greater Toronto Area and can consider events farther away. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.

Current identity and history

Wild Theory Floral & Event Design is the current identity of the company previously known as D&D Floral Designs Inc. The official FAQ says the business has created floral experiences in the GTA since 1998 and explicitly connects the original D&D name with the present operation.

The former Brampton contact information in the legacy listing should not be used for current inquiries. The official website consistently lists the present studio at 131 Whitmore Road, Unit 10, in Vaughan, with visits by appointment only. Couples who knew the D&D name can therefore use the Wild Theory website and current Vaughan contact details.

Services and specialization

The company documents full-service floral and event design for weddings, bridal showers and other specialized celebrations. Wedding work can range from personal flowers, including bouquets and boutonnieres, to tablescapes and large architectural floral installations. The official FAQ also lists floral rentals and complementary event-design elements. Furniture or extra table accessories may be sourced through preferred vendors rather than necessarily supplied directly.

Every event is treated as a bespoke project. Wild Theory says it does not offer rigid packages because the venue, guest count, requested aesthetic and seasonal flower availability differ from event to event. The process begins with a design consultation, followed by a proposal and initial estimate. After a contract and deposit secure the date, additional consultations are used to refine the design.

Custom wedding floral and event design
Personal flowers, tablescapes and large installations
Floral rentals and complementary décor elements
Complete floral setup and end-of-event teardown

Service area and who it may suit

Wild Theory’s appointment-only studio is in Vaughan, and the company says it serves the GTA and surrounding regions. Travel outside the GTA is possible, although travel and accommodation fees may be included in the custom proposal. Couples should provide both ceremony and reception locations when asking whether their venue falls within the standard service area.

The service may suit couples seeking a design-led, full-service florist that will develop a custom proposal and manage installation logistics. It can also accommodate projects of different sizes: the official FAQ says there is no minimum budget requirement. That statement does not guarantee that every scope, date or floral request will be feasible.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the end-to-end process: consultation, estimate, contract and deposit, continued design meetings, setup and teardown. Another is the stated ability to preserve the intended palette, texture and overall mood with alternative flowers when a requested bloom is unavailable or below the designer’s standard.

Wild Theory is also the exclusive floral-design partner for Château Le Parc Event Centre. Its venue-specific page describes an onsite design studio, in-house consultation and coordination with the venue team. This is a relevant operational feature for Château Le Parc couples, but it should not be generalized to other venues.

The practical limitation is that the reviewed official pages do not provide an itemized wedding menu, sample proposal, named award list or guaranteed flower inventory. Portfolio images can demonstrate style, but couples still need a written proposal to understand precisely what is included for their venue and date.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Wild Theory says each proposal is tailored to the aesthetic, guest count, venue logistics and seasonal availability. The company also states that it has no minimum budget requirement, but this is not the same as publishing starting prices or promising that any requested design can be delivered within any budget.

An initial estimate follows the consultation. Couples should ask for separate amounts for flowers, rentals, delivery, labour, installation, teardown, taxes and any travel or accommodation. They should also confirm how revisions affect the estimate and whether substitutions can change the final total.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The Vaughan studio is open by appointment only. Couples can use the appointment form on the official website, email hello@wildtheoryfloral.com or call (905) 265-8668. The company recommends contacting it as early as possible—ideally 9–12 months before a wedding or large event. A shorter lead time may be considered depending on availability.

A date is officially reserved after the company receives a signed contract and deposit. Before signing, couples should ensure that the contract identifies every event location, access window, installation responsibility, teardown arrangement and payment deadline.

Studio: 131 Whitmore Rd, #10, Vaughan, ON L4L 6E2
Visits: by appointment only
Phone: (905) 265-8668
Email: hello@wildtheoryfloral.com

What couples should confirm

Begin the consultation with the wedding date, venue or venues, guest count, approximate budget, colour direction and a list of required floral pieces. A completed mood board is not mandatory—the company says the initial meeting can be used to refine an early idea—but clear priorities will help make the proposal easier to evaluate.

Confirm the exact flower and décor scope, delivery timing, setup access, teardown deadline, ownership or return of vessels and rentals, and the plan for repurposing ceremony flowers. Ask which requested blooms are seasonal and what substitution authority the designer will have. For events outside the GTA, obtain the travel and accommodation charges in writing. Château Le Parc clients should also confirm which services arise from the exclusive partnership and which require a separate floral contract.

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Frequently asked questions

Is D&D Floral Designs now Wild Theory Floral?

Yes. Wild Theory Floral & Event Design’s official FAQ says the company originally opened its first studio under the name D&D Floral Designs Inc. Current inquiries should use the Wild Theory name, website and Vaughan contact information.

Where is the Wild Theory Floral studio?

The appointment-only studio is at 131 Whitmore Rd, #10, Vaughan, ON L4L 6E2. The former Brampton address in the legacy listing is not the current address published by the company.

Does Wild Theory Floral publish wedding prices?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company prepares a custom proposal and initial estimate after consultation. Its FAQ says there is no minimum budget requirement, but couples must request an estimate for their particular scope.

Does the company handle wedding setup and teardown?

Yes. The official FAQ describes complete installation of the floral elements and a return at the end of the event for teardown. The exact timing, venue access and items covered should still be recorded in the proposal and contract.