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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Vernon | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed August 8, 2026. Harris Flower Shop is represented online by Oopsie Daisy, whose official website describes the business as formerly Harris Flowers and identifies Harris Flowers as the original shop. The matching address and telephone number provide further continuity with this company record. For couples seeking a wedding florist in Vernon BC, the current name to look for is therefore Oopsie Daisy, while “Harris Flowers” remains useful when checking older references or discussing the business by its former name.
The official site identifies Oopsie Daisy as a Vernon florist, event florist and gift shop. Its wedding material documents custom floral design, consultations, personal flowers, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers and selected rentals. This profile treats those first-party pages as the evidence base; the older Harris Flower Shop description is not used as proof. Couples should contact the shop for date-specific availability, a complete quotation and venue logistics.
The official homepage states that Oopsie Daisy was formerly Harris Flower Shop, while the wedding page uses “Oopsie Daisy / Formerly Harris Flowers.” The About page adds that the business grew from the original Harris Flowers shop. These statements, together with the matching Vernon address and phone number, establish the relationship between this listing and the current business identity.
The official About page describes the operation as a florist, event florist and gift shop. It also says the shop lineage has served the area for more than 80 years. That statement describes continuity of the shop rather than the age of the Oopsie Daisy name itself.
The wedding page says each wedding is custom-designed and documents a broad range of personal, ceremony and reception flowers. Listed possibilities include bridal and attendant bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres, ceremony arrangements, pew markers, floral or foliage garlands, table centrepieces, cake-table flowers, topiaries, arches and entryway flowers. The business also advertises wedding and party consultations and wedding and party rentals.
Dedicated wedding-party material adds floral hair accessories, flower crowns, groom’s boutonnieres, corsages and nosegays. The reception page covers centrepieces, fresh flowers for wedding cakes and arrangements for cocktail, escort-card, bar and buffet tables. Couples should treat these as available design categories, not as confirmation that every flower variety, rental item or installation is available for every date.
The official site describes the shop as serving Vernon, BC, and surrounding areas, with flower delivery available. It does not provide a complete wedding-specific travel map on the pages reviewed. Couples marrying outside Vernon should ask whether their venue falls within the service area and whether delivery, installation, room transfers or end-of-night collection can be arranged.
The documented range may suit couples who want one local shop to discuss bouquets, wedding-party flowers and venue arrangements. The Creative Bride option may also interest a group wanting supervised hands-on flower building, subject to current booking details and supply costs.
A documented strength is the breadth of wedding categories shown on the official domain: the site separates wedding bouquets, party flowers, ceremony flowers and reception flowers and gives concrete examples within those categories. It also connects the former Harris Flowers name directly to the current Oopsie Daisy business, reducing ambiguity around this older listing.
The main practical limitation is incomplete event-level information. The website does not publish a comprehensive wedding package menu, booking minimum, deposit schedule, cancellation terms, installation charge or travel radius. Operating hours also differ between some official pages, so couples should confirm current storefront and consultation hours rather than relying on a single page.
The official wedding page publishes selected prices in Canadian dollars rather than a complete wedding budget. At the time of review, bridal-bouquet examples included Gerbera Wedding at $150, Autumn Inspired Bouquet and Whites and Creams at $165 each, and Lavenders and Pinks at $185. A bridesmaid bouquet was shown at $110, while a listed centrepiece was $125. The reception page displayed examples at $200 and $250.
The Creative Bride activity had a starting price of $250, plus the cost of supplies and flowers, for the couple and up to seven additional friends or family members. Other designs direct visitors to call for pricing or a bridal consultation. These figures are product examples, not a quote for complete wedding florals. Couples need a written, date-specific estimate covering quantities, substitutions, tax, delivery, setup, rentals and collection.
The official contact page lists the shop at 3118 – 30th Ave, Vernon, BC V1T 2C2, with the local phone number (250) 545-0379. The About page says customers may order online or telephone the shop directly. For wedding work, the wedding page specifically asks couples to call in advance to schedule a consultation.
When making contact, provide the wedding date, venue, approximate quantities, colour direction, preferred flower types and working budget. Ask whether the consultation is in person or remote and whether any fee, retainer or minimum applies. Online ordering for everyday products should not be assumed to reserve custom wedding services.
Before booking, confirm that the florist is available on the wedding date and can service the specific venue. Request a written scope distinguishing bouquets and personal flowers from ceremony installations, reception pieces and rentals. Confirm who delivers, installs, transfers and removes arrangements, along with the timing and cost of each task.
Flower availability can change, so ask how substitutions are approved and whether the quoted design is based on named varieties, a colour palette or an overall style. Couples should also confirm rental inventory, damage deposits, final-count deadlines, payment milestones and cancellation or postponement terms. If ordering cake flowers, coordinate responsibilities with the baker or venue and establish who will place them safely.
Yes. The official website identifies the business as Oopsie Daisy, formerly Harris Flowers/Harris Flower Shop, and connects the current shop with the original Harris Flowers operation in Vernon.
The official site documents bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres, ceremony arrangements, garlands, centrepieces, cake-table flowers, arches and other reception flowers. Couples must confirm the exact scope, rentals and installation services available for their date.
Selected item prices are published in Canadian dollars, including examples for bridal and bridesmaid bouquets and centrepieces. A complete wedding-package total, minimum spend and delivery or installation charges are not published, so a custom quotation is required.
The official wedding page asks couples to call in advance at (250) 545-0379 to schedule a consultation.
The site advertises service in Vernon and surrounding areas but does not define a complete wedding-specific travel radius. Confirm the venue address, delivery fee, setup and collection arrangements directly.
Address: 3118 - 30th Ave, Vernon, BC V1T 2C2
Phone: (250) 545-0379
Website: https://www.vernonflowers.ca/





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