Cool Green & Shady

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

Couples researching Cool Green & Shady wedding flowers Toronto will find a Toronto floral studio offering customized designs for bouquets, wearables, ceremonies and receptions. Its official wedding page says the team discusses flowers that will be in season and considers how those choices work with each couple’s colours and style.

Cool Green & Shady identifies Amber Richman as its owner and says she opened the business with her husband in 2002. The profile below separates what the studio currently documents from practical details that couples still need to confirm. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.

Services and specialization

Cool Green & Shady presents its wedding work as a collaborative, custom floral service rather than a fixed collection of wedding packages. The official wedding information names bouquets, “bouts” or boutonnieres, standards, candles and centrepieces. Separate portfolio categories cover bouquets, wearables, ceremony work and reception work.

The studio says it discusses seasonal flower choices and how they will work with the wedding’s colour palette and style. This makes the service relevant to couples seeking coordinated florals across personal flowers and venue spaces. However, the website does not publish a complete item-by-item wedding service list, so couples should identify every required piece in their enquiry.

• Bouquets and wearable flowers
• Ceremony floral portfolio
• Reception floral portfolio and centrepieces
• Custom planning around season, colour and style

Service area and who it may suit

The studio is located on Kingston Road in Toronto. Its homepage advertises delivery to doorsteps throughout the GTA, but the wedding pages do not define a separate wedding-event service radius. Couples with venues outside Toronto should therefore confirm whether wedding delivery, installation or collection is available at their specific address.

The documented approach may suit couples who want to share a palette, theme, inspiration images and venue details before receiving recommendations. The wedding form accommodates both couples working with a planner and those enquiring directly, as it asks for planner information only when applicable.

• Toronto storefront and consultation contact point
• General GTA doorstep delivery statement on the official homepage
• Wedding form requests both ceremony and reception locations

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the structured wedding intake. The form asks for the date, ceremony and reception locations, timing, floral budget, theme or colour scheme, inspiration images and an optional Pinterest board. These fields give the studio useful information for checking availability and discussing the design.

The official site also gives couples separate wedding portfolios to review and explicitly addresses seasonal flower selection. The practical limitation is that several operational details are not published: the site does not state wedding-order minimums, installation boundaries, teardown arrangements, rental terms or a wedding-specific travel radius. These are points to verify, not evidence that a service is unavailable.

• Established by Amber Richman in 2002, according to the studio
• Dedicated wedding information, portfolios and enquiry form
• No published wedding minimum or complete event-logistics policy

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The wedding form requires couples to enter a floral budget, but the official site does not provide wedding package prices, starting prices, minimum spends or sample totals.

Ask for a written proposal that separates floral designs from labour and logistics. Depending on the plan, useful line items to clarify include delivery, venue setup, later collection, candle or vessel rentals, taxes and any changes caused by seasonal availability. None of those charges should be assumed until the studio confirms them.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

• No public wedding price list found
• A floral budget is required on the enquiry form
• Request an itemized quote for the proposed scope

Contact and booking

Wedding enquiries should begin through the dedicated form on the official wedding page. Couples are asked to provide contact details, wedding date, locations, schedule, budget and design references. The form says responses may take two to three days while the studio checks availability; another note says the event administrator will discuss the next planning steps with the creative director.

The official site lists the store at 105-601 Kingston Road, Toronto, M4E 3Y2 and the primary phone number as 416-699-4004. Published store hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Sunday closed. Confirm whether an appointment is required before visiting to discuss a wedding.

• Official website: coolgreenandshady.com
• Wedding enquiries: dedicated online wedding form
• Store phone: 416-699-4004

What couples should confirm

Before committing, confirm that the date and both venue locations are serviceable, then ask what happens between the first enquiry and final design approval. A complete proposal should identify flower types or acceptable substitutions, quantities, dimensions where relevant, delivery windows and who is responsible for placing and later removing each item.

Couples should also ask how seasonal substitutions are approved and whether candles, vessels, stands or other mechanics are supplied, rented or purchased. If ceremony pieces are intended for the reception, confirm whether the studio can move them and whether the venue timeline allows that transfer.

• Availability for the wedding date and both locations
• Wedding-specific delivery, setup, transfer and teardown responsibilities
• Minimum spend, deposit, payment schedule and cancellation terms
• Rental inclusions, replacement charges and return arrangements
• Seasonal substitutions and the design-approval process

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding flowers does Cool Green & Shady document?

The official wedding page identifies bouquets, boutonnieres, standards, candles and centrepieces, while its portfolios are organized into bouquets, wearables, ceremony and reception categories. Couples should confirm the exact contents and quantities needed for their event.

Does Cool Green & Shady publish wedding prices?

No current wedding price list, starting package or minimum spend is explicitly published. The enquiry form asks for a floral budget, which the studio can use when discussing the scope and preparing next steps.

How do couples start a wedding enquiry?

Use the dedicated wedding contact form and provide the date, ceremony and reception locations, schedule, floral budget, colour scheme or theme, and any inspiration images. The form advises allowing two to three days for an availability response.

Does Cool Green & Shady serve wedding venues throughout the GTA?

The homepage advertises general doorstep delivery throughout the GTA, but the wedding pages do not publish a wedding-specific service radius or installation policy. Confirm service for the exact venue addresses and ask separately about delivery, setup and collection.

Who owns Cool Green & Shady?

The official company memoir identifies Amber Richman as the owner and says she opened Cool Green & Shady with her husband in 2002.

Sources checked

• Home – Cool Green & Shady
• Wedding Information – Cool Green & Shady
• Bouquets – Cool Green & Shady
• Reception – Cool Green & Shady

Address: 105-601 Kingston Road, Toronto, M4E 3Y2

Phone: 416-699-4004

Website: https://www.coolgreenandshady.com/