hygge bloom

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

Hygge Bloom is a Muskoka wedding florist led by Jessica Jennett. Its confirmed official website presents the business as a wedding and event floral design studio offering flowers for weddings, elopements and other special events, alongside floral preservation.

For couples planning a Muskoka celebration, the published service information points to a consultation-led approach: the florist discusses the wedding vision, budget and requests, then prepares a proposal, quote and payment schedule. The site also states that delivery is available throughout Muskoka and surrounding areas, while venue setup is part of the wedding-day process.

This profile was reviewed on August 10, 2026. Hygge Bloom’s official pages conflict on location: the contact details list 25 Hunter Place in Bracebridge, while page descriptions refer to Baysville. For that reason, no postal address is presented here as confirmed. Exact floral selections, installation scope, delivery fees and date availability are not published as fixed offerings, so discuss them directly before booking.

Services and specialization

Hygge Bloom focuses on floral design for weddings and events. Its official wedding-services page identifies bouquets, centrepieces, ceremony décor and floral installations as part of its wedding offering. The same page describes wedding-day setup, with the team arriving at the venue to arrange the flowers.

Elopements are also explicitly listed. The official description refers to bouquets and ceremony décor for smaller celebrations, but it does not publish a standard elopement package, a minimum order or a set list of included pieces. Couples considering an elopement can use the consultation to define the scale and flower needs for their plans.

Flower preservation is another confirmed specialty. The website positions it as a way to keep special-event flowers as a lasting memory, though its published pages do not set out preservation formats, turnaround times, suitability of particular flower varieties or collection and shipping procedures. Request those details if preservation is important to the booking.

• Wedding flowers: bouquets, centrepieces, ceremony décor and floral installations.
• Elopement florals, including bouquets and ceremony décor.
• Flowers for other special events.
• Floral preservation services.

How the wedding-flower process works

The official process begins with an initial consultation, held in person or virtually, to discuss the couple’s vision, budget and specific requests. Hygge Bloom then prepares a detailed proposal covering the planned floral arrangements, additional items where applicable, a comprehensive quote and a payment schedule.

If the couple proceeds, the business provides a contract confirming the proposal details and availability for the wedding date. A final meeting is described as taking place before the wedding to review the details. On the day itself, the published process includes venue arrival, setup and arranging the flowers.

This sequence may suit couples who want a proposal before committing to final design decisions. The website does not state how early couples should enquire, whether consultations have a fee or how design changes are handled after the proposal, so those practical points remain for a direct conversation.

Service area and who it may suit

Hygge Bloom states that it serves Muskoka and surrounding areas. Its wedding-services page says delivery is offered anywhere in Muskoka and surrounding areas. The owner’s introduction references wedding settings in Port Carling, Gravenhurst and Algonquin Park; these are examples of the landscapes described on the site rather than a published, exhaustive delivery-area list.

The official location information is inconsistent. The home and contact content lists 25 Hunter Place, Bracebridge, ON P1L 0E1, while the descriptions of other official pages describe the business as located in Baysville, Muskoka. Couples should confirm the current studio or meeting location directly.

The business may suit couples looking for a wedding florist in Muskoka who want planning support and on-site setup, or those arranging an elopement and seeking coordinated bouquets and ceremony décor. It may also be relevant for couples interested in preserving flowers after the event. Couples outside Muskoka, or with a remote venue, should confirm whether delivery and setup can be provided for their date and venue.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the breadth of confirmed wedding floral components: the official website names bouquets, centrepieces, ceremony décor and installations. Its published workflow also includes a proposal, contract, final review and wedding-day setup, giving couples identifiable stages for planning their floral order.

Another confirmed feature is the combination of wedding and elopement florals with floral preservation. This can make a direct discussion simpler for a couple that wants to explore both day-of flowers and a keepsake, although the site does not say that preservation is bundled with a wedding booking.

There are important evidence limits. No fixed design packages, minimum spends, complete price list, rental inventory, flower-sourcing policy, accessibility information or full delivery-fee schedule is published on the supplied official pages. These are not negatives; they are items to confirm against the couple’s venue, budget and design brief.

• Confirmed: consultation, written proposal, contract, final review and venue setup are described on the official site.
• Confirmed: delivery is stated for Muskoka and surrounding areas.
• To confirm: minimum floral spend, delivery and setup charges, rentals, substitutions and availability.

Pricing

Current full pricing is not explicitly published. Hygge Bloom’s official wedding-services page does publish one payment term: a $500 deposit is required to secure a wedding date, and the balance is due in full 30 days before the wedding.

The same page says a comprehensive quote and payment schedule are included in the proposal after the initial consultation. Because no starting prices, package rates or minimum order values are displayed on the confirmed official pages, couples should share their date, venue, estimated guest count and intended floral pieces when requesting a quote. Ask whether taxes, delivery, setup, installations, teardown or rentals are priced separately.

Contact and booking

The official website lists Jessica Jennett as the contact for Hygge Bloom. Couples can use the site’s consultation and contact route or contact the business by phone or email. The site lists weekday opening hours of Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; it does not state a response-time commitment or appointment availability.

For a useful first enquiry, include the wedding date, venue location, ceremony and reception needs, approximate wedding size, desired floral pieces, style references and budget range. This gives the florist the information the published consultation process says it will cover and helps establish whether the date and scope are workable.

• Phone: 647-927-3680.
• Email: hyggebloomflorals@gmail.com.
• Published hours: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Confirm the current address or meeting location, as official pages contain conflicting location information.

What couples should confirm

Before signing a contract, confirm the exact deliverables in the proposal: floral pieces, quantities, installation or ceremony décor scope, setup timing and any removal or teardown responsibilities. If the venue is beyond the immediate Muskoka area or involves restricted access, ask for the delivery and setup plan in writing.

It is also wise to confirm the quote’s treatment of taxes, travel, delivery, setup, rentals and possible flower substitutions. The official website confirms that a $500 deposit secures the date and that the remaining balance is due 30 days beforehand, but it does not publish cancellation, postponement or refund terms; review those terms in the contract.

For floral preservation, ask which items can be preserved, how flowers are transferred after the event, the design options available and the expected timeline. For any wedding, confirm date availability directly, as the official website does not display a live availability calendar.

Continue planning

• Canada Wedding Directory
• Wedding Flowers guide

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Hygge Bloom?

The official website identifies Jessica Jennett as the owner and contact for Hygge Bloom.

Does Hygge Bloom provide flowers for elopements?

Yes. The official services page describes elopement florals, including bouquets and ceremony décor. It does not publish a standard package, so request a quote based on the event details.

Does Hygge Bloom deliver wedding flowers in Muskoka?

Yes. Its official wedding-services page states that delivery is available anywhere in Muskoka and the surrounding areas. Confirm delivery and setup details for the specific venue.

How much is Hygge Bloom’s wedding-flower deposit?

The official site states that a $500 deposit is required to secure a wedding date, with the remaining balance due 30 days before the wedding. Current full pricing is not explicitly published.

Does Hygge Bloom offer flower preservation?

Yes. Flower preservation is listed among its services. Ask directly about formats, timelines and how wedding flowers are transferred for preservation.

Sources checked

• Muskoka's Best Wedding Florist | Hygge Bloom Florals | Muskoka, Ontario
• INFO | Hygge Bloom Florals
• Hygge Bloom Florals in Muskoka | Wedding Florist & Boutonniere Ideas

Phone: 647-927-3680

Website: https://www.hyggebloom.ca/