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

Business status: Active.

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

Euclid Design Co is a South Georgian Bay wedding florist based in Kimberley, within Grey Highlands, Ontario. Its official website identifies Rachel Kwan as the contact and documents full-service wedding and event flowers, smaller elopement options, and seasonal Ontario-grown floral work. The current official domain matches the business name and contains clear wedding-service context, so the listing is treated as active.

Couples should distinguish the current business from the unrelated legacy website previously attached to this listing. The verified website is eucliddesign.co. No complete street address or telephone number is published on the official pages reviewed, so neither is reproduced here. This profile was last reviewed on August 9, 2026.

Services and specialization

Euclid Design Co describes its full-service offering as wedding and event flowers supported by a customized, comprehensive visual design, extensive client collaboration and complete on-site setup. This indicates a design-led service for couples who want the florist involved in developing and installing the overall floral plan, rather than simply supplying individual arrangements.

The studio also advertises elopement flowers for intimate weddings. These smaller options concentrate spending on two or three floral priorities. The official store lists combinations involving medium bouquets and boutonnières, with designer’s-choice and custom-palette selections shown. A separate store description says the business provides flowers and copper arch rentals for important celebrations, although the current site does not publish an inventory, dimensions or rental terms for those structures.

  • Full-service wedding and event floral design
  • Customized visual design and client collaboration
  • On-site floral setup
  • Elopement bouquets and boutonnières
  • Custom projects and event installations
  • Copper arch rentals mentioned on the official store page

Floral sourcing and design approach

The official site characterizes the studio's work as clean and modern, with some natural wildness. That description is useful when assessing the portfolio, but couples should still compare complete weddings held in a similar season and venue type to their own rather than assuming every arrangement follows one fixed look.

Euclid Design Co states that it provides seasonal, Ontario-grown flowers and sources exclusively from local farms and greenhouses, without imported flowers or foliage for events. It also identifies itself as a no-flower-foam studio and says it minimizes single-use plastic. These are documented operating features. They may also affect which varieties, colours and quantities can be supplied at different points in Ontario's growing season, so flexibility and substitution plans should be discussed during design work.

Service area and who it may suit

Euclid Design Co says it is based in Kimberley and available for local weddings from Collingwood to Port Elgin and Tobermory. The homepage also mentions travel to Muskoka and an additional travel fee for events farther than Barrie. The store page separately refers to travel for weddings in the western GTA. Because those descriptions are not identical, couples outside the core South Georgian Bay area should ask the studio to confirm whether their venue is covered and how travel is calculated.

The service may suit couples planning in Grey Highlands, Collingwood, the Blue Mountains area or elsewhere within the stated regional corridor who value Ontario-grown flowers and an installed, collaborative floral plan. The elopement option may be relevant where only a bouquet-and-boutonnière combination, two bouquets or two boutonnières are needed. Suitability ultimately depends on the date, venue access, seasonal flower availability and the scope accepted in a written proposal.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed features include collaborative visual planning, full on-site setup for full-service events, a defined elopement option, exclusive sourcing from Ontario farms and greenhouses, and flower-foam-free work. The site also publishes a direct business email and identifies the regional service area, giving couples a clear starting point for an availability enquiry.

Important limitations are primarily gaps in published information. The official site does not provide a complete postal address, telephone number, full-service minimum spend, sample full-wedding budgets, detailed travel-fee schedule or copper-arch rental catalogue. Its elopement store page also contains conflicting price displays and labels the product “Coming soon.” These gaps do not establish that a service is unavailable; they mean current terms should be obtained directly before relying on the website.

Pricing

The official store publishes elopement figures, but the page is internally inconsistent. Its headline range is $88.50–$505.00, while the itemized description lists a medium bouquet with boutonnière from $375, two medium bouquets from $530, and two boutonnières from $100. It says HST is added at checkout and that bouquet vases plus delivery to one South Georgian Bay location are included. It also states a minimum two-week preorder period.

Because the displayed range does not agree with the itemized amounts and the listing says “Coming soon,” couples should request written confirmation of the current package price before ordering. Current full-service wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Ask for an itemized proposal identifying design labour, flowers, vessels or structures, delivery, installation, teardown or retrieval, travel, taxes, substitutions and any rental damage deposit.

Contact and booking

The verified contact published by Euclid Design Co is Rachel Kwan at info@eucliddesign.co. The official website does not publish a phone number or complete street address. Initial enquiries should include the wedding date, venue and municipality, ceremony and reception locations, approximate floral requirements, preferred palette, and whether the couple is seeking full-service installation or a smaller elopement order.

Availability, response times and booking procedures are not detailed on the pages reviewed. Before paying, couples should obtain a written agreement that identifies the reserved date, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, delivery window, installation responsibilities and any collection arrangements for rented property.

What couples should confirm

The official site establishes the studio's core services and sourcing practices, but several event-specific details require a direct conversation. A clear written scope is particularly important when seasonal Ontario flowers, travel and venue installation are involved.

For elopement orders, ask which of the conflicting online prices is current and whether the displayed product is presently available. For full-service work, confirm the design process, minimum investment and number of revisions. If a copper structure is wanted, request current photographs, measurements, installation requirements and rental conditions rather than relying on older descriptions.

  • Availability for the wedding date and venue
  • Whether the booking is full-service, elopement or custom
  • Current pricing, HST and payment schedule
  • Flowers that are realistically available in the wedding season
  • Policy for floral or colour substitutions
  • Delivery, setup, teardown and rental retrieval responsibilities
  • Travel eligibility and fees outside the core service area
  • Current copper-arch inventory, dimensions and installation rules

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Frequently asked questions

Does Euclid Design Co use locally grown wedding flowers?

Yes. The official site states that Euclid Design Co supplies seasonal Ontario-grown flowers and sources exclusively from local farms and greenhouses, without imported flowers or foliage for events. Couples should confirm which varieties will be available during their wedding season.

Does Euclid Design Co offer full-service wedding florals?

Yes. Its official homepage describes customized visual design, extensive client collaboration and full on-site setup for wedding and event flowers.

Are elopement flower prices published?

The official store publishes prices, but they conflict: the displayed range is $88.50–$505, while the itemized options start at $100, $375 and $530. HST is additional, and the product is marked “Coming soon,” so current pricing and availability need written confirmation.

Will Euclid Design Co travel outside South Georgian Bay?

The homepage mentions Muskoka travel and an additional fee for events farther than Barrie, while the store page refers to western GTA travel. Couples outside the Collingwood–Port Elgin–Tobermory area should ask whether their venue is covered and request the applicable travel charge.

How can couples contact Euclid Design Co?

The official site lists Rachel Kwan at info@eucliddesign.co. It does not publish a telephone number or complete postal address on the pages reviewed.

Sources checked

Website: https://www.eucliddesign.co/

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