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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Vaughan | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Lush Floral Boutique is a Vaughan wedding florist and floral-and-décor designer led by Cynara and Rocco Fenuta. Its current website identifies the studio as a wedding and event floral designer, with work tailored to a couple’s stated vision and event aesthetic.
The studio says it has served the Greater Toronto Area since 2007 and specifically names Vaughan, Toronto, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Cambridge and Burlington among the places it serves. The verified website provides an active email contact and telephone number, supporting an Active listing as of 2026-08-10. No street address is published on the reviewed official pages, so no address is displayed here.
Lush Floral Boutique describes its work as floral and décor design for weddings, corporate events and special occasions. For wedding enquiries, the useful takeaway is that the business presents itself as a design-led studio rather than a standard online bouquet catalogue: the stated process begins with the client’s vision and aims to carry it through to the finished event.
Its official pricing guidance discusses wedding floral elements including bridal bouquets, boutonnieres, ceremony flowers, reception centrepieces, arches and larger floral displays. That article is planning guidance rather than a fixed service menu, so couples should treat it as an indication of the types of floral considerations the studio discusses—not as a guaranteed inclusions list.
The same guidance says faux floral rentals and candleware may be part of a wedding floral plan. Confirm whether either is available for a particular date, what is rented versus purchased, and whether setup or removal is included in the proposal.
The official website describes service across the Greater Toronto Area and names Vaughan, Toronto, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Cambridge and Burlington. This makes the studio relevant to couples planning in Vaughan or elsewhere in the GTA who want to ask about delivery and on-site work outside a single storefront area.
Lush Floral Boutique may suit couples who want floral choices considered alongside décor and who prefer to begin with a design conversation. The site says it works on both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations, but it does not publish a minimum spend, guest-count range or event-capacity limit. Those practical details need direct confirmation.
For venues beyond Vaughan, ask whether travel, load-in timing, parking, venue restrictions, early setup, strike and any overnight work affect the proposal. These are especially important when flowers, décor and rentals must be coordinated at the same event.
A documented strength is the studio’s clear wedding focus: its own homepage calls it a wedding and event floral designer, names the Fenutas as the team leading the business, and presents a portfolio alongside its contact route. The site also states that the business has served the GTA since 2007.
Another confirmed feature is the combination of floral and décor design. This can be useful when a couple wants one conversation about the visual relationship between flowers and other décor, but the website does not set out a complete inventory of décor items or rental terms.
The main practical limitation is missing published operational detail. The reviewed official pages do not provide a street address, package list, date-availability calendar, minimum spend, written delivery radius, cancellation terms or a detailed inclusions schedule. None of that should be assumed from the portfolio or general planning article.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Lush Floral Boutique’s official wedding-pricing article explains why a custom wedding quote can vary: flower type and season, number and size of arrangements, design and setup labour, venue distance, delivery and breakdown, and the use of décor, faux rentals or specialty items.
The article is useful background, not a quotation. It does not publish current package prices, item rates, delivery charges, rental fees, taxes or a minimum order. Couples should request a written quote that separates flowers, design labour, delivery, installation, rentals, teardown, taxes and any fees.
To make a quote easier to compare, send the date, venue, approximate guest count, wedding-party count, ceremony and reception needs, inspiration images and a realistic budget range. Ask what happens if a requested bloom is out of season or unavailable, and whether substitutions require approval.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The verified contact route on the official website is info@lushfloralboutique.ca and 416.803.7354. The site also links to the studio’s Instagram account, @lushfloralboutique. Contact the business directly to ask whether it is accepting bookings for the required date.
When making first contact, provide the ceremony and reception venue, event date, approximate number of tables or floral moments, and whether décor is part of the request. This gives the studio enough context to advise on fit and next steps without relying on assumptions from a directory listing.
Because the current official site does not publish a street location, treat communications as appointment-led until the business provides any studio, consultation or delivery address directly.
Before committing, confirm the exact floral scope: personal flowers, ceremony pieces, reception arrangements, candles, faux pieces, installations and any décor. Ask which items are supplied by Lush Floral Boutique, which are rented, and which items the venue or another vendor must provide.
Ask for a wedding-day plan covering venue access, delivery window, setup timing, who remains on site, responsibility for moving ceremony flowers, breakdown timing and collection of rental pieces. If the event involves a venue outside Vaughan, confirm travel charges and whether the team can accommodate the site schedule.
Finally, review the financial and contractual details in writing: deposit and payment schedule, taxes, change deadlines, cancellation or postponement terms, substitution policy, insurance requirements and the full list of fees. The official site offers useful pricing context, but these booking terms are not published there.
The official website identifies Lush Floral Boutique as led by husband-and-wife team Cynara and Rocco Fenuta. Cynara Fenuta is also named with the studio’s verified telephone contact.
Its website says it serves the Greater Toronto Area and specifically names Vaughan, Toronto, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Cambridge and Burlington. Confirm coverage and travel charges for the exact venue.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Its official pricing article explains quote factors, but it does not provide a current wedding package list, itemized rates or minimum spend.
No. The reviewed official pages provide email and phone contact but do not publish a street address, so this profile leaves the address field blank.
Phone: 416.803.7354
Website: https://www.lushfloralboutique.ca/





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