Blush and Bloom

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

Blush and Bloom is a Toronto wedding florist with a flower studio at Unit 114, 1 Wiltshire Avenue. The business presents wedding work alongside events, editorial and brand projects, weekly orders, subscriptions and workshops. Its official website describes a design approach centred on lush, garden-style florals and styling that reflects each client’s personal aesthetic.

For couples planning in Toronto, Blush and Bloom’s wedding portfolio and inquiry process make it relevant for custom floral design rather than a fixed wedding-flower package. The studio is appointment-only, with online and in-person wedding and event inquiries directed through its Wedding Inquiry Form.

Services and specialization

Blush and Bloom’s confirmed wedding focus is floral work for weddings and events. On its homepage, the studio says it designs, styles and perfects event elements around a client’s personal style and aesthetic, pairing that work with garden-style florals. Its dedicated Weddings page displays named wedding projects, while the contact page directs wedding and event clients to a Wedding Inquiry Form.

The business also identifies corporate events, brand work, editorials, weekly flower orders, subscriptions and workshops as parts of its broader offering. Those services show that the studio works across several floral contexts, but couples should treat the wedding inquiry as the relevant starting point for their celebration. The available official pages do not set out a standard inclusions list for wedding bouquets, ceremony pieces, reception flowers, delivery, installation or teardown.

• Wedding and event floral design
• Event styling tied to the client’s stated aesthetic
• Wedding inquiry process for online or in-person appointments
• Broader floral work including corporate events, editorials, subscriptions and workshops

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed studio address is in Toronto, Ontario. Toronto is therefore the location that can be stated from the official site. The website does not publish a delivery radius, a list of venues served, or a wider Ontario service area, so coverage outside the city should be confirmed before planning around the studio.

This may suit couples seeking a florist-led, design-oriented approach and who want to discuss a specific visual direction through an inquiry. The official portfolio shows wedding projects, but it does not define which wedding sizes, dates, cultural formats or venue types the studio accepts. Couples with an out-of-town venue, a very small order or a complex multi-location event should ask whether the request is within the team’s current scope.

• Confirmed location: Toronto, Ontario
• No official delivery radius or venue list published
• Potential fit for couples seeking garden-style floral design
• Confirm travel, installation and pickup requirements for each venue

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the studio’s clearly stated floral point of view: luscious, garden-style flowers and an event-design process intended to reflect personal style and aesthetic. Its site also shows separate wedding and corporate-event work, which documents portfolio categories without relying on third-party descriptions. The studio identifies Becky as having more than 20 years in the flower industry, with experience spanning greenhouse work, deliveries, shop management and teaching.

The practical limitation is the level of detail publicly available for wedding scope. The official site does not publish package names, minimum spend, seasonal flower guidance, setup and strike procedures, lead times, delivery areas or availability. This is not evidence of a service gap; it simply means couples need a project-specific response before comparing proposals. The studio is also appointment-only, so an unplanned walk-in should not be assumed possible.

• Documented garden-style floral focus
• Wedding and event portfolio categories on the official site
• Founder biography states more than 20 years in the flower industry
• Appointment-only studio; operational details require confirmation

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The official pages reviewed do not list wedding packages, starting prices, minimum order values, consultation fees, delivery charges, installation fees, taxes, deposits or payment milestones.

For a useful quote comparison, provide the wedding date, ceremony and reception venue or venues, approximate guest or table count, requested floral moments, colour direction, desired setup requirements and any teardown needs. Ask the studio to clarify what the estimate includes, how substitutions are handled, and whether travel or venue-specific access affects the total.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

• No public wedding price list found on the confirmed official site
• Request a written, itemized project estimate
• Confirm taxes, delivery, installation and teardown separately

Contact and booking

Blush and Bloom lists 416-997-4065 and hello@blushandbloom.ca as contact details. For wedding and event inquiries, the official contact page specifically directs clients to the Wedding Inquiry Form. It states that appointments are available online and in person.

Start with the inquiry form so the studio has the wedding details needed to assess the project. If you phone or email, refer to the planned date and venue, then follow any directions the team provides for submitting inspiration, scheduling a consultation or confirming a booking. The official site does not state a response-time commitment or an availability calendar.

• Phone: 416-997-4065
• Email: hello@blushandbloom.ca
• Wedding inquiries: Wedding Inquiry Form on the official site
• Appointments: online and in person, by appointment only

What couples should confirm

Before selecting a florist, ask Blush and Bloom whether it is available for your date and whether it serves every planned venue. Confirm the floral items and styling tasks included in the proposal, including personal flowers, ceremony work, reception arrangements, delivery, onsite installation and post-event removal.

It is also sensible to ask how the team approaches seasonal availability, approved substitutions, venue access windows, insurance or venue requirements, rentals, payment schedule and cancellation terms. None of these terms is published on the official pages reviewed, so they should be documented in the proposal or agreement rather than inferred from the portfolio.

• Date availability and venue coverage
• Exact proposal inclusions and quantities
• Delivery, installation and post-event removal
• Seasonal substitutions and rental responsibilities
• Deposit, payment, cancellation and change terms

Business details and review status

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Blush and Bloom is marked active because the confirmed official domain matches the distinctive business name and provides wedding-service context. The official homepage and contact page publish the same Toronto studio identity, phone number and email, while the Weddings page provides a dedicated wedding portfolio.

The current official site identifies the studio as Unit 114, 1 Wiltshire Avenue, Toronto, ON M6N 2V7. Contact the studio directly before visiting, since the business states that meetings are by appointment only.

• Status: Active
• Official website: blushandbloom.ca
• Current official studio address published on the website
• Last reviewed: 2026-08-12

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Frequently asked questions

Does Blush and Bloom provide wedding flowers in Toronto?

Yes. Its official site has a dedicated Weddings page and directs wedding and event clients to a Wedding Inquiry Form. The studio is located in Toronto.

What floral style does Blush and Bloom describe?

The official homepage describes its work as luscious, garden-style flowers and says it designs and styles events around each client’s personal aesthetic.

Are wedding prices published online?

No. Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published on the official pages reviewed. Request a project-specific estimate through the Wedding Inquiry Form.

How do I contact Blush and Bloom about a wedding?

Use the Wedding Inquiry Form on the official website, or contact the studio at 416-997-4065 or hello@blushandbloom.ca. The studio is appointment-only and offers online and in-person appointments.

Does Blush and Bloom serve venues outside Toronto?

The official site confirms a Toronto studio but does not publish a delivery radius or venue list. Ask about service for your specific venue when you inquire.

Sources checked

• BLUSH & BLOOM
• Weddings — BLUSH & BLOOM
• Contact — BLUSH & BLOOM

Address: Unit 114 - 1 Wiltshire Avenue, Toronto, ON M6N 2V7

Phone: 416-997-4065

Website: https://www.blushandbloom.ca/