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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Mississauga | Wedding Decorations |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Princess Decor & Gifts is now represented online as Princess Decor & Floral at princessdecor.ca. The connection is supported by the distinctive Princess Decor name and by the official site naming Nafeesa Mowla-Dyer as founder, president, lead designer and florist. The active official site also provides a current phone and email contact route and says it is accepting new client projects.
For couples searching for Toronto wedding decor, Princess Decor & Floral presents a combined décor and floral-design service rather than a simple rental catalogue. Its wedding page says décor is the primary part of the business and describes both set packaged designs and custom packages. The company says it has served the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario since 2004; its contact page says its new showroom is in Milton and meetings are by appointment.
Princess Decor & Floral documents wedding décor, religious ceremonies and floral design among its services. For wedding design, the official site says concepts can be matched to a couple’s colour palette, theme and venue. The available format can be a set package for couples who know what they need or a custom package developed after a meeting and proposal.
The floral-design page lists ceremony arrangements, head-table and custom-stage designs, bouquets, boutonnières, corsages, floral crowns, centrepieces and memorial florals. The site also presents fresh floral services for event-style work, including hand-tied bouquets, stage florals, centrepieces, ceremony arrangements and head-table treatments. These are documented offerings; the exact selection for any event should be confirmed in writing.
The company states that it has served the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario since 2004. Its current contact page refers to a Milton showroom, while the site’s regional service wording includes Toronto and other GTA locations. This supports a GTA-facing profile, but it does not establish delivery, installation or travel terms for every municipality.
It may suit couples who want to discuss décor and florals together, or those choosing between a defined package and a custom proposal. It may also be relevant for couples planning a church ceremony, Hindu ceremony or Nikkah, as those ceremony types are specifically named on the official site. Couples outside the GTA should ask whether their venue is within the current service area and whether travel or venue-specific logistics apply.
A documented strength is the breadth of wedding-specific design components shown on the official service pages: floral arrangements for ceremonies and tables, personal flowers, stage design, package options and named religious-ceremony formats. The official site also identifies a single lead designer and florist, Nafeesa Mowla-Dyer, giving couples a clear point of reference when asking about design direction.
There are important evidence limits. The official site does not publish a full street address or postal code, so no postal address is listed here. It says the showroom is in Milton, but that is not enough for a clean address field. The site also does not publish comprehensive package inclusions, venue minimums, setup details, rental terms, taxes, insurance or cancellation conditions. These are practical points to confirm before booking.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site says that both set packaged designs and custom packages are available, and that a proposal follows discussion with the lead designer. That supports requesting a written, event-specific quote rather than relying on a generic price expectation.
Ask for the proposed scope to identify which elements are included: florals, décor pieces, installation, removal, delivery, rentals, taxes and any travel or venue charges. If a package is being considered, confirm the design shown or described is the version being priced and whether substitutions may be required.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed official contact details are 416-898-7061 and info@princessdecor.ca. The contact page says the business is accepting new client projects, accepts appointments Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and may have weekend appointments subject to availability. It also describes meetings as appointment only.
For an efficient first enquiry, provide the wedding date, venue, city, approximate guest or table count, ceremony type if relevant, desired décor and floral components, colour direction and whether a set package or custom concept is preferred. Ask for the proposal, availability and booking terms in writing.
Before making a deposit, confirm that the current Princess Decor & Floral identity is the intended supplier for the historical Princess Decor & Gifts listing, and use the official phone or email above. Confirm the date is available, the appropriate showroom or consultation location, and the person responsible for design communication and event-day coordination.
Review a written scope against the venue plan. In particular, confirm the exact floral varieties or substitution policy, décor and rental inventory, measurements for ceremony or stage structures, installation and teardown timing, access requirements, damage or loss responsibility, payment schedule, taxes, cancellation or postponement terms, and the final total.
This profile is marked active because the current official domain matches the distinctive Princess Decor name in the historical title and supplies relevant wedding-service context. It names Nafeesa Mowla-Dyer, whose full name also appears in the legacy company record, while describing an active wedding décor and floral-design business with a direct contact route.
The historical Mississauga address, phone number and blogspot website were not used as proof. The official website supplies a different current phone and says the showroom is in Milton but does not publish a complete postal address. The page title retains the existing Canada Wedding Guide listing name while the body identifies the current official operating name as Princess Decor & Floral.
The confirmed official website uses the name Princess Decor & Floral. It identifies Nafeesa Mowla-Dyer as founder, president, lead designer and florist, matching the person named in the historical listing.
Yes. Its official pages describe wedding décor packages and custom proposals alongside ceremony florals, bouquets, boutonnières, corsages, floral crowns, centrepieces and stage or head-table florals.
The official contact page says the new showroom is in Milton and meetings are by appointment only. It does not publish a full street address or postal code.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company states that it offers set packages and custom packages, with a proposal prepared after consultation.
Phone: 416-898-7061
Website: https://www.princessdecor.ca/





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September 11, 2026