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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Surrey | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Oceana Florist is a Surrey BC wedding florist offering custom flowers for personal, ceremony and reception settings. Its official wedding page documents bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, ceremony arrangements, reception centrepieces and larger floral installations. Couples can begin with a personalized consultation covering their colour palette, preferred flowers, venue, budget and overall style.
The current official site establishes an active match to the older “Oceana Florists” company record: it uses the distinctive Oceana Florist name, publishes the same local phone number and maintains a dedicated wedding-flower service. The business also describes itself as family-owned and serves Surrey and surrounding communities. This profile was last reviewed on August 8, 2026.
The official site positions Oceana Florist as a full-service local flower shop as well as a wedding florist. Wedding work is presented as custom rather than limited to a single fixed package: the consultation form asks couples to provide their wedding date, requirements, style and vision, and it allows inspiration photos to be supplied by email.
The site displays examples from previous weddings and identifies several design directions, including classic elegance, garden romance, modern luxury, rustic chic, timeless white and European-inspired work. These labels describe styles the florist discusses; they are not guarantees that any particular flower, installation or design will be available for a given date.
Oceana Florist documents flowers for the wedding party, ceremony and reception. Personal flowers include bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, flower crowns, wrist corsages and toss bouquets. Ceremony options listed on the official wedding page include floral arches, aisle arrangements, altar flowers and pew markers.
For receptions, the florist lists centrepieces, sweetheart-table arrangements, head-table flowers, cake flowers and custom décor. Larger features may include hanging flowers, flower walls, welcome-sign flowers, staircase arrangements and other venue-specific installations. Delivery and setup are answered affirmatively in the company’s wedding FAQ, as is decorating both the ceremony and reception. Couples should still request a written scope showing exactly which transport, setup, room turnover and collection tasks are included.
The official wedding page says consultations address the couple’s palette, preferred flowers, venue, budget and personal style. This makes the service potentially suitable for couples who want coordinated floral design across several parts of the day rather than ordering an isolated bouquet without planning support.
Consultations and estimates are described as free of charge. That is useful for an initial discussion, but a free estimate should not be treated as a booking confirmation. Couples should ask what information is needed for a firm proposal, when a deposit is due, how long the estimate remains valid and which substitutions may be made if a requested variety is unavailable.
The wedding page says Oceana Florist has worked with couples across Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock, Langley and the Lower Mainland. Its broader service wording also references Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Because delivery distance, setup time and venue access can affect a proposal, couples outside the immediate Surrey area should confirm that their specific venue is covered.
The documented range may suit intimate ceremonies needing personal flowers as well as larger celebrations requiring coordinated ceremony and reception pieces. It may also suit couples who want one florist to plan bouquets, centrepieces and installations together. The site does not publish event-size limits, delivery radiuses for weddings or installation minimums, so those practical boundaries need to be established during consultation.
Documented strengths include a broad wedding-flower menu, custom consultations, design across both ceremony and reception spaces, and stated delivery and setup capability. The dedicated wedding page also gives couples a portfolio-style gallery and a structured enquiry route. These are confirmed features of the service, not independent endorsements of quality.
There are important evidence limitations. Current wedding availability, minimum spend, cancellation terms, flower substitutions and teardown or rental collection are not clearly published. The official pages also contain inconsistent operational details: most references give 5047 184 Street, while one wedding-page location line gives 5087 184 St. Posted hours also differ between pages. For that reason, no definitive street address or schedule is reproduced in the record; couples should verify both before visiting.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding page says consultations and estimates are free, and its FAQ says the team can work within a couple’s budget, but it does not provide a current, dependable wedding price list or package total.
Request an itemized written estimate that separates flowers, containers or rentals, design labour, delivery, setup, room transfers, teardown and applicable taxes. Couples should also ask how substitutions or changes in stem costs are handled and whether the quoted total can change after approval. A budget discussion is most useful when the florist knows the number of bouquets, tables, ceremony features and delivery locations.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Couples can call 604-576-6729 or use the consultation form on the official Wedding Flowers page. The company also directs wedding questions to sales@oceanaflorists.com. Its form requests contact details, the wedding date and a description of the required style and floral scope.
The florist’s FAQ suggests booking one to three months ahead depending on the wedding’s size. Treat that as general guidance rather than guaranteed availability, particularly for larger installations or a fixed flower palette. Before travelling to the shop, confirm the street number and opening hours by phone because those details conflict across the current official pages.
A final proposal should connect every floral element to a quantity, placement and delivery responsibility. Ask who will install arches and suspended pieces, whether venue staff must provide access or equipment, and what happens to rented vessels or mechanics after the reception. If ceremony flowers will move to the reception, confirm who performs that transfer and when.
Couples should also confirm seasonal substitutions, exact delivery windows, a weather plan for outdoor flowers and the latest date for changing quantities. Verify the shop address and appointment time directly. These questions address details that are absent or inconsistent in the published evidence; they should not be read as problems known to have occurred.
Yes. Its wedding page lists bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, ceremony flowers, centrepieces, head-table and sweetheart-table arrangements, cake flowers and custom installations.
Yes. The official site describes personalized wedding consultations and says consultations and estimates are free of charge.
Yes. Delivery and setup are confirmed in the florist’s wedding FAQ. Couples should have the proposal specify the venue, arrival window, installation work, room transfers and any post-event collection.
The company’s wedding FAQ suggests one to three months, depending on the wedding’s size. Availability is not published, so couples should enquire earlier for a fixed date or substantial installation.
No dependable current wedding price list is explicitly published. Couples can request a free consultation and estimate, then ask for an itemized total covering florals, labour, delivery, setup, rentals and taxes.
Phone: 604-576-6729
Website: https://oceanaflorists.com/





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