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Quik Pik Flowers & Gifts

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Chilliwack | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Couples looking for a Chilliwack wedding florist should note that Quik Pik Flowers & Gifts now operates as Blossom Floral Design. The florist’s official website expressly identifies Blossom as formerly known as Quik Pik Flowers, which resolves the name difference on this existing listing. The business presents wedding flowers as part of its Chilliwack and surrounding-area floral work.

Blossom Floral Design has a dedicated wedding section covering date availability, a menu-style price guide, contact and consultation. This is an active profile because the confirmed official domain provides a current contact route and wedding-specific information. Last reviewed: 2026-08-12.

Identity update and current status

The legacy name Quik Pik Flowers & Gifts should be read as the former name of Blossom Floral Design, not as a separate current florist. The official homepage states that Blossom Floral Design was formerly known as Quik Pik Flowers and identifies the business as a full-service florist in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

The official contact page says the former retail brick-and-mortar shop has ended and that the business now works from a studio for online and call-in delivery orders. It does not publish a clean postal address for the current studio, so no address is shown in this profile. Couples who need a meeting location, pickup point or delivery boundary should ask before making plans.

Services and specialization

The confirmed wedding material documents a structured wedding-flower process rather than a general claim of event work. The menu includes bridal and attendants’ bouquets, boutonnieres, pin-on and wrist corsages, hair flowers, flower crowns, rose petals and everlasting wands for flower girls.

For ceremony and reception styling, the published guide lists single and multi-piece arbour options, full arbours, bud and mason vases, cube or cylinder arrangements, medium vases, head-table pieces, wine-barrel pieces, large urn pieces and bulk greenery or baby’s breath. The official site also directs couples to its gallery and asks them to gather inspiration images before contacting the studio.

Service area and who it may suit

The official homepage places Blossom Floral Design in Chilliwack and says it serves Chilliwack and the surrounding area, referring to the Fraser Valley/Lower Mainland. It does not publish a precise wedding-delivery radius, travel-fee schedule or venue list. Treat the broader regional wording as an invitation to enquire, not a guarantee of service at every location.

The published menu may be useful to couples who want to build an early item-by-item floral budget: personal flowers, a ceremony focal point and reception pieces are shown separately. It may also suit couples comfortable sharing inspiration and moving through a staged availability, pricing, contact and consultation process.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is transparency at the early planning stage. The wedding pages provide a date-availability step and a public menu of starting prices for many commonly ordered items. The site also states that the studio uses a questionnaire, reviews photos supplied by couples and offers a free consultation after the preliminary steps.

There are practical limits to what can be confirmed online. The official pages do not publish a current studio address, a full wedding package total, a delivery-and-installation rate, a rental catalogue, cancellation terms or an all-venue service area. The website also says prices may change with the season or year. These are items to confirm in writing for the specific wedding date.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published as starting prices for selected wedding items, rather than as one fixed whole-wedding package. The guide lists round bridal bouquets from $200 and attendants’ bouquets from $125; garden-style bridal bouquets from $225 and attendants’ bouquets from $125; and cascading bridal bouquets from $250 and attendants’ bouquets from $150. Boutonnieres and pin-on corsages are listed at $20, while wrist corsages start at $40.

For larger pieces, a single arbour piece starts at $400, a two-piece arbour at $800, a three-piece set at $1,200, a large two-piece set at $1,500 and a full arbour at $3,000. Reception examples include bud vases from $20, small vases from $50, medium vases from $100, head-table pieces from $200, wine-barrel pieces from $300 and large urn pieces from $400. Confirm taxes, delivery, setup, mechanics, vessel or rental charges, substitutions and final quantities before relying on these figures.

Contact and booking

The official website lists 604-858-6306 and blossomfloraldesignchilliwack@hotmail.com. Its contact page says email orders are not accepted and encourages callers to speak directly with the team; wedding couples are directed to the wedding tab and questionnaire. Use the confirmed Blossom Floral Design domain rather than the unavailable legacy Quik Pik website.

The official wedding sequence is: check the date-availability calendar, review the menu-style pricing guide, contact the studio and then arrange a free consultation after the preliminary information is submitted. The site states that dates can become unavailable as the year progresses. For 2027 weddings, the availability page says bookings were not yet open and that the next year’s schedule would be addressed in autumn 2026; confirm the current position directly.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether the wedding date and each required delivery or installation window can be accommodated. Provide the ceremony and reception locations, access times, item quantities, colour palette, inspiration images and whether designs need to be moved between spaces. Confirm who will deliver, set up, transfer or remove flowers and décor.

Request a written, dated proposal that identifies the exact floral scope, starting-price adjustments, taxes, travel, delivery, setup, rentals or vessels, payment schedule, substitution approach and cancellation or change terms. If meeting in person is important, ask for the current appointment location because the official site no longer presents the former retail location as its operating storefront.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Quik Pik Flowers & Gifts now called Blossom Floral Design?

Yes. Blossom Floral Design’s official homepage says it is formerly known as Quik Pik Flowers, and its team story explains that the business name was changed after the purchase of Quik Pik Flowers.

Does Blossom Floral Design publish wedding flower prices?

Yes. Its menu-style guide lists starting prices for many individual wedding items, including bouquets, personal flowers, arbours and reception pieces. The site says pricing may change with the season or year, so a dated quote is still needed.

How does a couple start a wedding inquiry?

The official wedding pages direct couples to check date availability first, review menu pricing, submit the wedding information and then arrange a free consultation. The site lists 604-858-6306 for direct contact.