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Kelly’s Flowers & Gift Boutique

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Perth | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

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

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Kelly’s Flowers & Gift Boutique is a Perth wedding florist with a confirmed first-party website, a published local address and direct phone and email contact. Its official site includes a dedicated Wedding Stories section that documents past wedding floral work alongside its broader flower and gift business.

For couples planning in Perth or nearby Eastern Ontario, the most useful evidence is the business’s own wedding portfolio rather than the older listing information that previously appeared on this page. The portfolio gives a sense of past floral applications and locations, but it is not a current catalogue or a promise that every design, flower variety, delivery area or date remains available.

Verified identity and local presence

Kelly’s Flowers & Gift Boutique identifies its current location as 63 Gore St E in Perth, Ontario, with telephone number 613-267-7065 and email contact@kellysflowers.ca. The official About page says owner and designer Krista Mackler purchased the business in 2014 and that it moved back to 63 Gore Street East in April 2024.

The identity evidence is strong: the current domain uses the complete business name, gives matching Perth contact details and publishes wedding-specific portfolio content. This profile therefore replaces the legacy address and older website reference with the current official information.

Services and specialization

The confirmed wedding evidence is the business’s Wedding Stories portfolio. It presents past weddings with settings and floral descriptions, including a 2022 Tay Valley celebration where the couple worked with Krista Mackler on the floral direction. That entry describes a bridal bouquet, centrepieces and floral treatment for a display piece.

The site does not publish a current, itemized wedding-service menu. It is therefore appropriate to describe Kelly’s as a florist with documented wedding floral work, rather than to assume it provides every possible event-floral service. Couples should ask directly about the particular pieces they need, such as personal flowers, ceremony arrangements, reception florals, installations, delivery or on-site set-up.

Wedding portfolio and design context

The official wedding pages show projects in several settings, including a family cottage and EcoTay in Tay Valley, Temple’s Sugar Bush in Lanark, and venues in Perth and Carleton Place. Those pages are useful for seeing how the business has documented past wedding work across rustic, forest, cottage and romantic concepts.

A portfolio is evidence of past work, not a current inventory. In the Tay Valley story, the couple’s design incorporated specific flowers such as anemones, dahlias, roses, eucalyptus and fern. Seasonal supply, substitutions, colour palettes and design direction should be discussed for the couple’s own date rather than copied from an older story.

Service area and who it may suit

The shop is based in Perth. Its wedding stories provide historical evidence of work in Perth and elsewhere in Eastern Ontario, including Tay Valley, Lanark and Carleton Place. This may suit couples who want to begin their florist search with a Perth-based business and review documented regional wedding examples.

The official site does not publish a defined current wedding delivery radius, travel policy or destination-wedding policy. A wedding outside Perth, or at a venue with access, timing or installation constraints, requires a direct confirmation of whether the date and location can be accommodated.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the availability of wedding-specific portfolio material, including a detailed account of a couple collaborating with owner/designer Krista Mackler. The About page also states that Mackler completed Guelph University’s Wedding Design Program in 2000. These are verifiable features of the business and its published background, not third-party endorsements.

Practical limitations are mainly gaps in the public wedding information. The site does not set out packages, minimum spend, lead times, consultation format, event-day staffing, rental inventory, installation scope or a current wedding service radius. Couples should treat the stories as starting points for discussion, not as a complete service agreement.

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The official site includes retail products and other shop information, but it does not publish a wedding price list, package rate, minimum order, consultation fee, delivery charge for wedding work or installation fee.

Request a written, dated quote tailored to the event. It should distinguish floral products from delivery, travel, set-up, strike, rentals, taxes and any other fees. Ask how flower substitutions are handled, whether changes after approval affect the quote, and when final quantities and payment are due.

Contact and booking

The official contact page lists 613-267-7065 and contact@kellysflowers.ca, as well as the Perth shop address. It also posts retail store hours: Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. These hours are not stated as dedicated wedding-consultation hours.

When contacting the business, provide the wedding date, venue or municipality, approximate guest count, the floral pieces being considered, colour or style references, delivery and set-up needs, and an overall floral budget range. Ask whether the initial conversation is a consultation, how to secure a date and who will be the event-day contact.

What couples should confirm

Confirm that Kelly’s Flowers & Gift Boutique is accepting new wedding work for the desired date, and ask whether the shop can serve the ceremony and reception locations. Obtain the scope in writing: personal flowers, ceremony pieces, reception arrangements, delivery, installation, teardown and any rentals or vessels.

Also confirm the design process, lead time, payment schedule, cancellation and change terms, substitution approach and whether a venue visit is available or required. If working from a portfolio image, identify which elements are essential and which can vary with seasonal availability. These questions matter because the official site shows real past wedding work but does not publish current wedding packages or operating terms.