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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Dukes & Daisies is a Toronto wedding planner and florist operating as Dukes & Daisies Ltd. The company describes itself as a full-service event planning business and presents wedding planning, coordination, floral work and decor as connected parts of a custom celebration. Its official site identifies Marianne as the owner and founder, and lists a Toronto studio address, email and phone contact. Last reviewed: August 10, 2026.
For couples who would prefer to discuss design and logistics with one wedding-focused provider, the available information points to a combined planning-and-design approach. The site does not publish standard package prices or availability, so the practical next step is an enquiry that outlines the date, venue, guest count, planning stage and the mix of support needed.
Dukes & Daisies documents three core service areas: floral and decor, planning, and coordination. Floral and decor work includes flower arrangements, installations, curated decor pieces, design setup and teardown. Its consultations can cover items such as colour palettes, stationery and fonts, linens, table settings, lighting, hardware, finishing touches, themes, vendor visits and mock-ups.
Its planning information covers budgets, timelines, vendors and detail selection. The company also lists scheduling, vendor research and recommendations, insurance-policy consultation, budget management, RSVP management, venue-related visits and customized Pinterest boards. For coordination, the site describes ceremony and reception coordination, rehearsal assistance, setup, vendor coordination, day-of itineraries, site visits, consultations and a protected online file-sharing account.
The company describes its work as customized and says it aims to reflect each couple’s story through florals, decor and the day’s logistics. Its stated design language is intimate, modern, minimalist and joyful. These are the firm’s own descriptions of its approach, rather than a promise that every wedding will follow a particular style.
That combination may be useful for couples seeking connected decisions across visual design and event logistics. It should not be read as a requirement to choose every service: the official contact FAQ says the business has designed its packages around what it considers the minimum needed for proper execution, so couples should ask how a proposed scope would be structured for their own plans.
Dukes & Daisies lists its studio in Toronto, Ontario. On its contact page, the company says it has worked in different venue types and private properties around southern Ontario. That statement shows relevant regional experience, but it is not a published service-area promise or travel policy.
The business may suit Toronto couples who want planning, coordination and floral/decor conversations to be handled together, as well as couples considering a venue elsewhere in southern Ontario who are prepared to confirm travel and logistics directly. Couples booking venues outside Toronto should ask whether their date and location can be accommodated before relying on the regional-experience statement.
A documented strength is the breadth of connected wedding services. The official services page explains both visual elements—flowers, installations and decor—and operational work including budget, vendor, itinerary, setup and coordination tasks. The company also states that its coordination offering includes a minimum of two on-site coordinators; the final staffing arrangement for any event should still be confirmed in writing.
A practical limitation is that the website does not publish fixed inclusions, service boundaries, travel terms, availability or a complete pricing menu. The site’s descriptions are helpful for an initial conversation, but they are not a substitute for a dated proposal that defines responsibilities, staffing, setup and teardown, and any third-party costs.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website does not show package starting prices, hourly rates, floral minimums, coordination fees or travel charges.
Because planning, coordination, flowers and decor can be combined in different ways, couples should request a written quote based on their specific scope. Ask which consultations, site visits, vendor-management tasks, mock-ups, delivery, setup, teardown and on-site coordination hours are included, and which costs are billed separately.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official website invites prospective clients to call or submit its contact form. It lists info@dukesanddaisies.ca and 416.805.9991, along with the studio address at 134 Osler Street, Unit 1, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A useful first enquiry can include the wedding date, venue or venue shortlist, approximate guest count, location, planning progress and whether the priority is full planning, coordination, flowers, decor or a combination. This gives the company the information needed to confirm fit and prepare a service conversation.
Confirm whether Dukes & Daisies is available for the date and venue, particularly for celebrations outside Toronto. Ask which planning and coordination tasks will be handled directly, how many on-site coordinators are included, when planning support begins and whether rehearsal, setup and teardown are included in the proposed scope.
For floral and decor work, request a detailed written outline of design development, mock-ups, rentals, delivery, installation, teardown, substitutions and payment timing. Couples should also clarify budget responsibility, vendor-selection support, insurance requirements and cancellation or postponement terms before booking.
Its official site lists floral and decor, wedding planning and coordination. Documented work includes arrangements and installations, design consultations, budgeting and timelines, vendor research, RSVP management, ceremony and reception coordination, and day-of itineraries.
The official about page identifies Marianne as the owner and founder. She describes her work as wedding planning, design and floristry.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples need to contact the company for a quote tailored to the requested planning, coordination, floral and decor scope.
The official website lists 134 Osler Street, Unit 1, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Address: 134 Osler Street, Unit 1, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Phone: 416.805.9991
Website: https://dukesanddaisies.ca/





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