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Cedar & Stone Floral Studio

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Caledon | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Cedar & Stone Floral Studio is a Caledon wedding florist with a studio at The Alton Mill. Its current website identifies the business as a boutique floral studio creating fresh flowers for weddings and events, and provides a dedicated inquiry form for prospective wedding or event clients.

The business’s own service-area information places its core focus around Caledon, Erin, Hockley, Mono, Mulmur, Mansfield and Creemore, while also stating that it works in Toronto and surrounding areas north to Georgian Bay. This profile reflects the information available on the confirmed official website as reviewed on 2026-08-13.

The official site does not publish a detailed package list, minimum spend, delivery fee, installation scope, or telephone number. Couples can use the contact form or listed email to ask about date fit, floral scope and a written proposal.

Services and specialization

Cedar & Stone Floral Studio describes itself as a boutique floral studio that creates fresh flowers for weddings and events. The current site is clearly wedding-focused: its inquiry form asks for the wedding or event date, location, approximate budget and notes, and its FAQ refers prospective clients to the business about an upcoming wedding or event.

The official site does not provide an item-by-item wedding floral menu. It therefore supports describing Cedar & Stone as a custom wedding and event floral studio, but not asserting specific inclusions such as personal flowers, ceremony installations, reception centrepieces, delivery, setup, rentals or teardown. Those details should be confirmed for each event.

Its featured-weddings page presents a range of named wedding settings, including The Alton Mill, Cambium Farms, The Elora Mill, Adamo Estate Winery and other venues. Treat this as portfolio context rather than a promise that the same designs, products or venue arrangements are currently available.

Confirmed: fresh flowers for weddings and events.
Confirmed: a wedding/event inquiry process with date, venue and budget fields.
Not published: a standard floral menu or package inclusions.
Not published: minimum spend, rental inventory or post-event removal terms.

Service area and who it may suit

Cedar & Stone states that it is happy to work in Toronto and the surrounding area, north to Georgian Bay. It gives special focus to the rural routes around its Caledon studio: Caledon, Erin, Hockley, Mono, Mulmur, Mansfield and Creemore. The homepage also names Collingwood alongside those communities.

This may suit couples planning in the Headwaters and surrounding rural areas who want to begin with a local studio, as well as couples elsewhere in the stated Toronto-to-Georgian-Bay range who can confirm travel, delivery and installation logistics directly. The website does not define route limits, travel charges or excluded dates.

The studio page says Cedar & Stone has been based at the historic Alton Mill since spring 2013. Its current contact page lists Studio 207 at The Alton Mill and says studio hours are by appointment.

Core local focus named by the business: Caledon, Erin, Hockley, Mono, Mulmur, Mansfield and Creemore.
Broader stated reach: Toronto and surrounding area north to Georgian Bay.
Studio visits are by appointment.
Confirm travel, venue access and any related charges for locations outside the immediate area.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the business’s clearly stated regional focus. Rather than listing a single broad market, the official FAQ identifies both the rural communities around the studio and the wider Toronto-to-Georgian-Bay service range. That gives couples a concrete starting point for an eligibility conversation.

Another confirmed feature is a consultation-oriented inquiry path. The official contact form collects the event date, location and approximate budget, which can help a couple frame an initial request with the facts needed for a tailored response. The FAQ also says the business provides personalized service and takes a limited amount of bookings per day.

The practical limitation is evidence, not a judgement on the business: the website does not publish a current scope of inclusions, price list, availability calendar or response-time commitment. The former means a couple should request a written outline of exactly what is included before making a booking decision.

Confirmed strength: specific local and regional service-area guidance.
Confirmed strength: appointment-based consultation and inquiry information.
Confirmed strength: the business states that bookings are limited per day.
Practical limitation: current packages, inclusions and availability are not publicly detailed.
Practical limitation: a current phone number is not displayed on the reviewed official contact page.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site does not show package prices, a minimum floral spend, travel rates, delivery charges, setup or strike fees, rental costs, taxes, deposit terms, or payment schedule.

The inquiry form asks for an approximate budget. That indicates budget is part of the initial conversation, but it is not a published quote, rate card or guarantee of what can be supplied for a given amount. Couples should request an itemized written proposal that identifies the floral scope, labour, delivery, installation, rentals, taxes and any potential substitutions.

For a useful comparison, send the same event date, venue, guest-table count, ceremony requirements, desired colour direction and priority floral moments to each florist. Compare the resulting written scopes rather than relying on a headline budget figure alone.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

No current package prices are published.
No minimum spend is published.
No delivery, installation or travel rates are published.
Ask whether taxes, rentals and post-event collection are included or separate.

Contact and booking

Cedar & Stone’s official contact page provides a web inquiry form and lists an email contact. The form asks for a name, wedding or event date, wedding or event location, approximate budget, email address and notes. This is the most current booking route identified in the reviewed official materials.

The site lists the studio at The Alton Mill, Studio 207, 1402 Queen St, Caledon, Ontario, L7K 0C3, and states that studio hours are by appointment. Arrange a visit rather than assuming walk-in availability.

The business says it accepts a limited number of bookings per day, so a prompt inquiry is sensible once the date and venue are known. That statement does not independently confirm availability for any specific date; availability must be confirmed directly by Cedar & Stone.

Official website: cedarandstone.ca.
Official contact route: the website’s wedding and event inquiry form.
Officially listed studio: The Alton Mill, Studio 207.
No current official phone number was located on the reviewed contact page.

What couples should confirm

Start by confirming that the date is available and that the venue sits within Cedar & Stone’s workable service area. Share the venue address and access details, especially for events beyond the communities given special focus on the site or for sites north of the GTA.

Ask for a written scope that separates flowers, vessels or rentals, delivery, onsite installation, repurposing, teardown or collection, taxes and travel. Because the website does not publish a standard package list, this is the clearest way to compare the proposal with another florist’s quote.

Discuss the design brief in practical terms: overall colour direction, preferred and unacceptable flowers, priority pieces, seasonal flexibility, photographs for reference and where each arrangement will be placed. Also confirm the proposal’s substitution policy, payment schedule, change deadline and cancellation terms before signing.

Date availability and booking hold process.
Venue coverage, travel and delivery/install timing.
Exact floral pieces, quantities and design priorities.
What is included, excluded or rented.
Substitutions, payment schedule, changes and cancellation terms.

Portfolio context and review basis

The official website’s featured-weddings page includes examples described with styles and venues such as organic and unstructured at Mt. Alverno, colour and whimsy at The Alton Mill, classic elegance at The Manor, modern boho at The Elora Mill and refined rustic in Creemore. These labels are helpful portfolio-navigation terms, but they are not a current catalogue or a commitment to reproduce a past design.

The studio page places Cedar & Stone in the historic Alton Mill and the homepage identifies the business as a Caledon-based floral studio for weddings and events. Together with the current consultation form and FAQ, these pages establish the identity and wedding-service context for an Active listing.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Information that is not explicitly on the confirmed official website has been left unverified rather than inferred from older directory material, reviews or social content.

Portfolio labels are examples, not fixed packages.
The official website confirms current wedding and event inquiry information.
Check all event-specific details directly before booking.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Cedar & Stone Floral Studio located?

The official contact page lists Cedar & Stone Floral Studio at The Alton Mill, Studio 207, 1402 Queen St, Caledon, Ontario L7K 0C3. Studio hours are by appointment.

What areas does Cedar & Stone Floral Studio serve?

Its FAQ says it works in Toronto and surrounding areas north to Georgian Bay, with special focus on Caledon, Erin, Hockley, Mono, Mulmur, Mansfield and Creemore. Confirm venue-specific travel and logistics directly.

How can I request a consultation with Cedar & Stone Floral Studio?

Use the official website’s contact form or listed email. The form asks for the wedding or event date, location, approximate budget and notes.

Does Cedar & Stone Floral Studio publish wedding-flower prices?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Request a written proposal that sets out the floral scope, delivery, installation, rentals, taxes and any travel charges.

Does the studio take multiple weddings on the same day?

The FAQ says the business takes a limited amount of bookings per day to provide personalized service. It does not publish a fixed number, so ask whether your date is available and how event timing would be handled.