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Get a bouquet

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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Richmond | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

Get a Bouquet is a Vancouver wedding florist focused on custom floral design and wedding décor. Its official website presents the business as a team of designers creating floral elements for ceremonies and receptions, with bouquets given a prominent place in its portfolio. The site emphasizes designs shaped around each couple's preferred look rather than promoting a fixed selection of standardized wedding packages.

This profile was last reviewed on August 8, 2026. The current official domain confirms the Get a Bouquet name, wedding focus, email address and telephone number. It does not publish a street address, detailed service boundary or current price list, so couples should establish those practical details directly before relying on older directory information.

Services and specialization

Get a Bouquet's documented specialization is floral design and décor for weddings. The official homepage discusses floral arrangements as part of the overall wedding setting and refers specifically to both the ceremony and reception. It also displays dedicated bouquet and bridal portfolio sections.

The site describes its work as customized to the couple's personality and preferred style. It does not provide a current, itemized service menu identifying every arrangement, rental or installation that can be ordered. Couples needing personal flowers, venue pieces or large-scale décor should therefore send a complete requirements list rather than assuming a particular item is included.

Custom wedding floral design is explicitly identified.
Bouquets are prominently displayed on the official homepage.
Ceremony and reception décor are both part of the site's stated wedding context.
The precise range of orderable floral pieces should be confirmed during the enquiry.

Service area and who it may suit

The official website identifies the business with Vancouver, British Columbia. It does not publish a complete delivery or event-service radius, and no current street address appears on the pages reviewed. The directory's address field has therefore been left blank rather than carrying forward an unconfirmed location.

Get a Bouquet may suit couples seeking a design-led florist who can relate the flowers to the wider visual direction of a wedding. It may be particularly relevant when a couple wants coordinated bouquet and décor ideas. Suitability for weddings outside Vancouver, destination events, pickup-only orders or events requiring extensive installation remains subject to direct confirmation.

Confirmed geographic association: Vancouver, British Columbia.
A wider Lower Mainland service area is not stated on the official site.
Venue access, travel charges and delivery boundaries should be checked before booking.

Design approach and portfolio

The business presents its approach as collaborative and style-responsive. Its website says designers work with couples to develop a look suited to their personalities, while the homepage portfolio provides visual examples under bouquet and bridal headings. These images are the most useful first-party resource for assessing whether the design direction is compatible with a couple's plans.

The official site also states that its floral designer is qualified, received training from European professionals and has more than seven years of wedding experience in Europe and Southeast Asia. These are business-published credentials rather than independently assessed awards or certifications. Couples can ask who will lead their project and request recent examples comparable in season, scale and venue type.

Wedding-specific portfolio imagery is available on the official site.
The business documents an individualized design approach.
Experience and training claims are stated by the business itself.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the site's clear wedding specialization: the homepage connects floral arrangements and décor to both the ceremony and reception rather than presenting weddings as a minor general-florist category. Another documented feature is its custom approach, supported by a visible portfolio of bouquet and bridal work.

The main limitation is the amount of practical information available online. The official site does not provide a postal address, full service radius, package inclusions, minimum spend, delivery and installation policies, or booking lead times. That absence is not evidence that these options are unavailable; it means couples need a written proposal before making comparisons or commitments.

Documented feature: wedding-focused floral design and décor.
Documented feature: designs developed around different personal styles.
Practical limitation: no detailed package or policy information is published.
Practical limitation: the current service boundary and physical business location are not stated.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website does not show wedding package rates, a minimum floral spend, consultation fees, delivery charges or setup costs. Prices shown on the legacy Balloon Place website relate to a differently named business and should not be used to estimate Get a Bouquet's floral services.

For a useful comparison, couples should request an itemized quotation based on the event date, venue, number of arrangements and installation requirements. The quotation should identify taxes, delivery, setup, teardown or collection costs, rental deposits and the process for approving substitutions or scope changes.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

No verified starting price or wedding minimum is available.
Ask whether design consultations require a fee or deposit.
Compare quotations using the same quantities and service assumptions.

Contact and booking

The official website lists sales@getabouquet.ca and +1 (236) 333-2358. It does not publish a street address, so couples should confirm whether meetings are virtual, at a studio, at the venue or by another arrangement.

An initial enquiry should include the wedding date, venue, approximate guest count, desired floral elements, colour direction and working budget. Couples may also wish to attach a short inspiration board while explaining which features matter most. Availability, response times and the booking process are not stated online and need to be confirmed directly.

Website: https://getabouquet.ca/
Email: sales@getabouquet.ca
Phone: +1 (236) 333-2358
Confirm the accepted consultation format and payment schedule.

What couples should confirm

Before signing, obtain a written description of the floral scope and responsibilities on the wedding day. The agreement should distinguish supplied flowers from décor items or rentals and identify who handles delivery, placement, transfers between ceremony and reception, and end-of-night collection.

Because flowers and design requirements vary by date and venue, confirm how proposed varieties, colours and substitutions will be approved. Couples should also establish the cancellation and change terms, the final-count deadline, payment milestones, and who will be the on-site contact. These details are not currently explained on the official website.

Availability for the wedding date and venue location.
Every bouquet, arrangement and décor element included in the quotation.
Delivery, setup, room-transfer, teardown and collection responsibilities.
Flower-substitution and design-approval procedures.
Deposits, payment dates, cancellation terms and change deadlines.
Whether recent work similar in scale and season can be reviewed.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Get a Bouquet a wedding florist?

Yes. Its official website identifies Get a Bouquet as a professional wedding floral-design business and discusses floral arrangements and décor for ceremonies and receptions.

Does Get a Bouquet create bridal bouquets?

Yes. Bouquets and bridal work have dedicated portfolio sections on the official homepage. Couples should confirm the exact personal-flower items and quantities available for their date.

Does Get a Bouquet publish wedding prices?

No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. Request an itemized quotation covering flowers, labour, delivery, setup, rentals, taxes and any collection or teardown charges.