Forever Wildfield

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Forever Wildfield is a Guelph wedding florist led by creative director Alexandra Highet. Its official site presents the studio as a full-service wedding floral designer, creating floral plans shaped by the season, venue and each couple’s celebration.

The studio’s published approach is nature-inspired, with free-flowing forms, colour, texture and a romantic, timeless direction. It is based in Guelph and serves Southern Ontario, with named focus areas that include Elora, Caledon, Cambridge, Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Services and specialization

Forever Wildfield focuses on full-service wedding floral design rather than a published menu of individual wedding items. The wedding process includes creating a customized visual flower proposal about three months before the date, followed by a virtual or in-person final-details meeting about six weeks before the wedding.

For the wedding day, the official service description says the team handles delivery, set-up, ceremony-to-reception floral transfers, late-night breakdown and pickup of rentals. The studio’s designs draw on seasonal flowers, venue context and the couple’s preferences, with an emphasis on natural shape, colour and texture.

• Full-service floral design for weddings
• Customized visual flower proposal
• Delivery and on-site set-up
• Ceremony-to-reception transfers
• Late-night breakdown and rental pickup

Service area and who it may suit

Forever Wildfield is based in Guelph, Ontario and states that it serves Southern Ontario. Its published focus regions are Elora, Caledon, Cambridge, Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara-on-the-Lake; the studio also says it is willing to travel.

This may suit couples planning a Southern Ontario celebration who want a florist involved in on-site execution as well as floral planning. It may be especially relevant when ceremony flowers need to be moved for reception use, since that transfer is included in the described full-service process.

• Based in Guelph, Ontario
• Serves Southern Ontario
• Named focus regions include Elora, Cambridge, Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara-on-the-Lake
• Travel requests are considered

Design approach and planning process

Alexandra Highet describes Forever Wildfield’s work as inspired by nature, seasonality and thoughtful storytelling. The official site characterizes the visual direction as romantic, timeless and free flowing, with seasonal palettes and textures informing the design.

The studio says it gets to know couples before developing a floral design plan. Three months before the wedding, it prepares a visual guide tied to the estimate and flower inspiration. A final meeting about six weeks before the wedding is intended to review the order, adjustments and updated invoice.

• Nature- and season-inspired floral direction
• Venue and couple inform the design plan
• Visual proposal prepared before the wedding
• Final details meeting held close to the date

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the full-service execution model: Forever Wildfield publishes delivery, installation, ceremony-to-reception transfers and late-night breakdown as part of its wedding work. It also publicly sets out a structured proposal and final-meeting process, giving couples clear points at which to review floral selections and costs.

The practical limitation is scope and availability. The studio accepts a limited number of full-service weddings each season, and its FAQ says that elopements, micro weddings and other celebrations are considered according to availability. Couples seeking a smaller order or a date in a busy period should confirm fit before relying on availability.

• Published end-to-end on-site service
• Defined proposal and final-review milestones
• Limited number of full-service weddings each season
• Smaller celebrations are availability-dependent

Pricing

Forever Wildfield publishes current starting guidance for full-service wedding floral design: it begins at $10,000. The wedding page also gives a planning guideline of approximately $100 to $125 per guest for the level of detail and atmosphere shown in its work.

Its FAQ specifies a $10,000 full-service minimum in prime months, May through September. After most prime dates are booked, the studio may consider weddings or events below that minimum on a case-by-case basis. The official pages do not publish a standard item-by-item wedding flower price list, so couples should request a tailored estimate for their date, venue and floral scope.

• Full-service floral design begins at $10,000
• Published guideline: about $100–$125 per guest
• $10,000 minimum in prime months, May–September
• Below-minimum requests may be considered case by case after prime dates are largely booked

Contact and booking

For wedding inquiries, Forever Wildfield directs couples to its online inquiry form. General inquiries may be sent to info@foreverwildfield.com. The contact page lists the Guelph studio address and phone number shown on this profile.

The official site says it is currently booking 2027 and that full-service weddings are typically booked 12 to 18 months before the wedding date. Because the studio limits its annual wedding count, an early inquiry is sensible when the date and venue are set.

• Wedding inquiry form on the official website
• Email: info@foreverwildfield.com
• Phone: (519) 822-0188
• Official site states it is booking 2027

What couples should confirm

Ask whether your date, venue and guest count meet the current full-service minimum and whether travel to your location is available. Share the ceremony and reception schedule if you would like arrangements transferred between spaces.

Before booking, confirm the estimated floral scope, rental needs, delivery timing, set-up access, breakdown arrangements and any seasonal flower preferences. The published $100 to $125 per-guest figure is a guideline, not a guaranteed quote, so the detailed proposal and estimate should be the decision document.

• Date availability and minimum investment
• Travel and venue access requirements
• Whether ceremony-to-reception transfers are needed
• Rental, delivery, set-up and breakdown details
• The tailored estimate and visual proposal

Continue planning

• Browse the Canada Wedding Guide Wedding Flowers directory
• Explore the Canada Wedding Guide directory
• Read wedding planning articles

Frequently asked questions

Where is Forever Wildfield based?

Forever Wildfield’s studio is at 3 Watson Road South, Unit 8, Guelph, ON N1L 1E3. It serves Southern Ontario and names Elora, Caledon, Cambridge, Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara-on-the-Lake as focus regions.

What is Forever Wildfield’s wedding flower minimum?

The official weddings page says full-service floral design begins at $10,000. Its FAQ states a $10,000 minimum in prime months from May through September, with some below-minimum requests considered case by case once most prime dates are booked.

Does Forever Wildfield handle set-up and tear-down?

Yes. Its full-service wedding description includes delivery, set-up, ceremony-to-reception transfers, late-night breakdown and pickup of rentals.

How far ahead should couples inquire?

Forever Wildfield says it typically books weddings 12 to 18 months before the wedding date and currently directs couples to inquire through its wedding form.

Sources checked

• Forever Wildfield – Southern Ontario Wedding Flowers
• Weddings | Forever Wildfield – Southern Ontario Florals
• About | Forever Wildfield – Southern Ontario Florals
• Contact | Forever Wildfield – Southern Ontario Florals

Address: 3 Watson Road South, Unit 8, Guelph, ON N1L 1E3

Phone: (519) 822-0188

Website: https://foreverwildfield.com/