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Bonsoir Fleurs

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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Bonsoir Fleurs is a Montreal wedding florist operating as a private floral atelier. Its official website identifies weddings as one of its specialties and presents two distinct ways to order wedding flowers: a structured à la carte collection and a personalized design service. This profile was last reviewed on August 9, 2026.

The à la carte route covers recognizable wedding pieces such as bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, table centrepieces, boutonnieres and corsages, along with loose stems and greenery for couples taking a more hands-on approach. The custom route is intended for a more individually developed floral plan, potentially including ceremony arches or other unconventional designs. The official site is in French, so English-speaking couples should review the details carefully and contact the atelier to confirm communication preferences, availability and the complete scope of service.

Services and specialization

Bonsoir Fleurs documents wedding floristry alongside its funeral and corporate work. For weddings, the official site lists bridal bouquets, bridesmaid bouquets, table centrepieces and other floral articles. Its shop also displays boutonnieres, corsages, single stems and greenery bundles within the Champêtre collection.

Couples can choose between à la carte flowers and a personalized wedding service. The custom service includes ideation and the development of a made-to-measure floral plan. A ceremony arch is specifically given as an example of a project that may require this level of support. The team’s wedding page identifies co-founders and designers Stéphanie Proulx Michaud and Emmanuelle Castilloux-Gaboury, while its team page describes artistic and floristry backgrounds.

À la carte and personalized wedding options

The à la carte range is organized around three style directions. Champêtre uses peach, salmon pink and butter tones; Funky uses periwinkle blue, candy pink, peach and lilac; and Classique uses green and white. The company says these options can be personalized. Its FAQ gives palette adjustments, changes to greenery and changes to bouquet form as examples.

Modification is handled as an added item and followed by a call to clarify the couple’s needs. Couples seeking a more original design or closer creative guidance are directed toward the personalized service instead. This distinction is useful when comparing florists: the à la carte route starts with a defined visual framework, whereas the custom route begins with a broader design conversation.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site places the private atelier in Montreal. Its wedding FAQ says delivery outside Montreal is possible, but couples must write before purchasing so the team can calculate the project’s delivery fee. The site does not define a maximum wedding-service radius, so coverage for a particular Quebec venue should be confirmed directly.

The à la carte option may suit couples who prefer a defined palette and a selectable list of floral pieces. Loose flowers and greenery may also interest couples planning some DIY arranging. The personalized service may be the more relevant starting point for an arch, a venue-specific installation or a floral concept that does not fit one of the three preset directions.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the presence of two ordering paths rather than a single undefined wedding service. Couples can inspect preset styles and published item prices, or request a custom design process. The company also documents pickup, delivery outside Montreal and optional on-site installation, which helps identify the logistical questions that belong in an enquiry.

The practical limitation is that important details remain project-specific. The official pages reviewed do not publish a street address, telephone number, maximum travel radius, minimum wedding spend, installation rate or full custom-service price. The atelier is described as private, so couples should not assume walk-in retail access. Flower varieties are also not guaranteed on the cited product pages; the company says the stated style, colour or form will be respected.

Pricing

The official Champêtre collection publishes item-level prices. At the review date, it listed a bridal bouquet at $280, a bridesmaid bouquet at $150, centrepieces from $60, soliflores at $45, boutonnieres at $25, corsages at $45, loose stems at $8 and greenery bundles at $65. The collection also listed a $150 wedding-modification item. These are displayed website prices and should be rechecked before ordering.

The site does not publish one total wedding package price, and current pricing for the fully custom wedding service is not explicitly published. Delivery outside Montreal is calculated after contact, while installation requires a separate quote. Couples should ask whether taxes, delivery, setup, vessel rentals or purchases, teardown and any later revisions are included in the final proposal.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The confirmed contact route is bonsoir.fleurs@gmail.com, which appears throughout the official site. The wedding enquiry instructions ask couples to send a short message containing their event date and reference images. No current telephone number or complete postal address appears on the official pages reviewed, so the address and phone fields in this profile are intentionally blank.

For an à la carte order requiring delivery outside Montreal, contact the atelier before checkout. Pickup is also available: the company instructs customers to select the “mariage à la carte” pickup option during payment, after which it will confirm a day and time by email. Availability, lead time, payment schedule and cancellation terms should be established before relying on an order for the wedding date.

What couples should confirm

Begin with the wedding date, venue address, desired style and a count of every floral piece. Specify whether you want a preset à la carte design, a modified version or a fully personalized plan. If the venue needs an arch or another installation, provide dimensions, access windows and any venue restrictions when requesting a quote.

Confirm which flowers or substitutions may be used, what vessels are included, and whether arrangements arrive ready to place. Ask separately about delivery, installation, teardown and pickup responsibilities. Couples should also obtain the total price, taxes, deposit and balance dates, change policy, cancellation terms and a written description of what happens if a requested flower is unavailable.

Wedding date and current availability
Venue address and delivery eligibility
À la carte, modified or fully custom scope
Item quantities, dimensions and colour direction
Flower-substitution and vessel details
Delivery, installation, teardown and pickup responsibilities
Taxes, fees, payment schedule and cancellation terms

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Frequently asked questions

Does Bonsoir Fleurs offer both à la carte and custom wedding flowers?

Yes. The official wedding page presents an à la carte collection with three style directions and a personalized service for a made-to-measure floral plan.

Can Bonsoir Fleurs deliver wedding flowers outside Montreal?

Yes, according to its wedding FAQ. Couples must contact the atelier before purchasing so it can calculate the delivery fee for the project.

Does Bonsoir Fleurs install flowers at the reception venue?

Installation can be quoted. The company says its standard shipping service covers delivery of the flowers and care instructions, while on-site installation and fuller project handling require a separate estimate.

Can couples pick up an à la carte wedding order?

Yes. Customers are instructed to select the designated à la carte pickup option during payment. The atelier then confirms the pickup day and time by email.

Are Bonsoir Fleurs wedding prices published?

Selected à la carte items have published prices, including a $280 Champêtre bridal bouquet and centrepieces starting at $60 at the review date. A complete custom-wedding price, outside-Montreal delivery and installation costs are not published.