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Last reviewed: September 23, 2026 | Toronto |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 23, 2026. Business status: Active.
For couples comparing Toronto wedding madeleine towers, Madeleine Lab offers custom towers and individually boxed madeleine favours for celebrations across Toronto and the GTA. Its official wedding page presents the towers as reception centrepieces and says couples can choose flavours, colours and a decorative base, with designs ranging from simple arrangements to tiered presentations.
The business also offers favour boxes personalized with a couple’s initials or wedding date. These documented options may be relevant to couples looking for an edible centrepiece, guest favours or a coordinated combination of the two. Important planning details, including wedding-specific prices, minimum quantities and a definite lead time, are not currently provided on the official pages reviewed. This profile was last reviewed on September 23, 2026.
Madeleine Lab’s wedding service centres on madeleines presented in two formats: custom towers and individually boxed favours. The wedding page describes a tower as a reception centrepiece whose flavours, colours and decorative base can be selected with the business. It also refers to grand, tiered designs, although no dimensions, serving counts or standard configurations are published.
The favour option consists of madeleines boxed individually for guests. The official page says personalization with initials or a wedding date is available. Madeleine Lab’s About page also describes the business as providing full-service catering that includes custom-designed towers for weddings and other celebrations.
Madeleine Lab states that it serves Toronto and the GTA. The supplied official evidence does not define a more precise delivery boundary, list municipalities individually or provide a pickup address. Couples outside the GTA should therefore ask whether service is possible and whether additional delivery arrangements would apply.
The documented formats may suit couples seeking a dessert display that can also act as a visual reception feature, or those considering individually packaged edible favours. They may also suit celebrations where flavour and colour coordination are important. Suitability for a particular guest count cannot be assessed from the published information because tower capacities and minimum order quantities are not stated.
The clearest documented feature is customization. Couples can discuss flavours, colours, finish and presentation rather than selecting only a fixed wedding format. The business also offers personalization for favour boxes. On its About page, baker Aya says the madeleines are baked by hand using simple, high-quality ingredients without artificial ingredients or preservatives, and that flavours change with the seasons.
Several practical details remain unresolved online. The wedding page displays placeholders instead of a definite advance-order recommendation and minimum-order policy. It also contains “Photo coming soon” notices rather than finished wedding examples in the supplied page text. These gaps do not establish a service drawback, but they mean couples need a direct consultation before comparing the offering with alternatives.
Prices are not published. The official wedding page does not provide a price per madeleine, favour-box rate, tower starting price, package total, deposit requirement or charge for personalization. A site-wide banner says “Free delivery from $49,” but the supplied evidence does not establish whether that threshold applies to custom wedding towers or wedding catering orders.
Couples should request a written quote based on the chosen format, quantity, flavours, design complexity, personalization and delivery location. The quote should identify taxes, delivery charges, setup or stand requirements, deposits and any fees for changes. Without those details, the general delivery banner should not be treated as a wedding-service estimate.
The wedding page directs couples to get in touch to begin planning. Madeleine Lab’s About page identifies Aya as the baker and lists the email address [email protected] for orders and custom-tower inquiries. No verified phone number or complete postal address appears in the supplied official evidence, so those fields are left blank in this profile.
An initial inquiry should include the wedding date, venue or delivery area, estimated guest count, preferred tower or favour format, desired colours and any personalization ideas. Because the page’s advance-booking guidance still contains a placeholder, couples should ask whether their date can be accommodated rather than relying on an assumed booking window.
Before booking, couples should confirm the number of madeleines included, the serving capacity of any proposed tower and whether the display structure is purchased, rented or returned. They should also ask who handles delivery and setup, how the madeleines should be stored and how long they are intended to remain at their best during the event.
Ingredient and dietary questions require direct confirmation. Although the About page describes simple ingredients and no artificial ingredients or preservatives, the supplied wedding information does not publish allergen protocols, dietary variants or cross-contact procedures. Couples should disclose relevant guest needs and obtain precise ingredient guidance from the business.
The official wedding page lists custom madeleine towers for reception centrepieces and individually boxed madeleine favours. Towers can be customized by flavour, colour and decorative base, while favour boxes can be personalized with the couple’s initials or wedding date.
Madeleine Lab states that it serves Toronto and the GTA. The official pages reviewed do not define the exact delivery boundary, so couples should confirm their venue address and any delivery charge directly.
No definite lead time is published. The wedding page contains an unresolved “[X months]” placeholder and says the business will try to accommodate shorter timelines. Couples should contact Madeleine Lab with their date and request written availability confirmation.
Prices are not published. The wedding page also leaves the minimum-order detail unconfirmed. Couples need a custom quote covering quantities, design, personalization, delivery and any setup requirements.
Website: https://www.madeleinelab.ca/wedding





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