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Renaissance Weddings and Events

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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Maidstone | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed August 2, 2026. Renaissance Weddings and Events is a wedding florist in Maidstone Ontario that also provides ceremony and reception décor. Its official website identifies the business as a division of Renaissance Flowers and describes a combined service covering custom florals, decorative pieces and venue setup.

The current official About page identifies Amber Dayus as the owner. It names Kathy McCarthy as the previous owner of Renaissance Weddings & Events and Renaissance Flower Shoppe and says she remains part of the team. This is an important update to the older Canada Wedding Guide record, which identified Kathy as the owner. Couples should rely on the current business contact when discussing responsibilities for a new booking.

Services and specialization

Renaissance Weddings and Events offers both floral design and event décor. Its published floral options include custom bouquets, corsages and boutonnieres in either fresh or silk flowers. The broader service list also names centrepieces and fresh floral arrangements for wedding spaces.

Décor choices documented on the official site include head-table and outdoor-ceremony backdrops, table linens, chair covers, candelabras, centrepieces, accents and embellishments. The reception description also mentions Chiavari and vineyard chairs. These options allow couples to discuss personal flowers and venue styling with the same business, although the precise contents of any package must be confirmed in a quotation.

The company presents styles ranging from rustic, vintage and garden-inspired designs to bohemian and classic contemporary looks. These are examples of its stated design range, not fixed themes or guarantees that every pictured item is currently available.

Planning approach and portfolio

The official website describes a consultation-led process in which the team gathers the couple’s ideas and develops a custom look. Its gallery contains examples labelled as ceremonies, receptions, centrepieces, bridal bouquets, bridesmaid bouquets and outdoor wedding tables. Couples can use those examples to identify colours, proportions and décor categories they want to discuss.

The gallery should be treated as a starting point rather than a catalogue of guaranteed inventory. Flowers are seasonal, and décor pieces may already be committed to another event. Bring the wedding date, venue details, approximate table count, wedding-party size, preferred colour palette and reference images to the consultation. Ask the team to identify which proposed elements are fresh flowers, silk flowers, rentals or purchased items.

Service area and who it may suit

The company’s official site says it serves Windsor, Essex, Maidstone, LaSalle, Kingsville, Leamington, Harrow, Amherstburg and Tecumseh. Its services page discusses backyards, local vineyards, outdoor ceremonies and Windsor event venues, indicating experience with both indoor and outdoor settings within the region.

The business may suit couples who want personal wedding flowers and coordinated ceremony or reception décor from one provider. It may also be relevant when a celebration needs backdrops, linens, chairs, centrepieces or floral accents alongside bouquets and boutonnieres. The published service-area list does not establish delivery fees, travel limits or availability at every venue, so couples outside Maidstone should confirm logistics before comparing quotes.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the breadth of the combined offering: fresh and silk personal flowers, ceremony embellishments, reception décor and setup are presented through one business. Another is the published gallery, which gives couples company-specific examples to discuss during a consultation. The official site also clearly identifies the current owner and the continued involvement of the previous owner.

There are several practical evidence limitations. The website does not publish a current inventory list, package inclusions, booking lead times, delivery charges, teardown arrangements, cancellation terms or date availability. It also uses differing business-history descriptions: the home page says more than 25 years, while the About page says 20 years. This profile therefore does not adopt a precise longevity claim. Couples should confirm current staffing, inventory and responsibilities in writing.

Confirmed feature: fresh and silk floral designs are offered.
Confirmed feature: ceremony, reception, indoor and outdoor décor options are described.
Confirmed feature: the official gallery provides examples of previous work.
Limitation: availability, delivery, teardown and contract terms are not published.

Pricing

Current prices are not published. The official wedding site says designs can be developed with a couple’s budget in mind, but it does not provide starting prices, package totals, minimum spends, deposits or rental rates. Retail flower prices found elsewhere should not be assumed to apply to custom wedding work.

Request an itemized written estimate showing floral products, décor rentals, design labour, delivery, setup, room transfers, teardown or collection, taxes and any damage deposit. The quote should also explain how changes to flower varieties, quantities, table counts or venue access affect the total. Couples comparing providers should ensure each quotation covers the same scope.

Contact and booking

The official contact page lists (519) 737-6843 and info@renaissanceweddings.ca. Its published address is 7751 S Talbot Rd, Maidstone, ON N0R 1K0. Listed hours are Monday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The gallery page invites couples to call and arrange a consultation. Before visiting, confirm that the listed hours remain current and whether an appointment is required. A booking should be supported by a contract naming the business, event date, venues, selected products, setup schedule, payment milestones, substitution rules and cancellation or postponement terms.

What couples should confirm

The website establishes the main floral and décor categories but leaves event-specific details for consultation. Ask for written confirmation whenever a service is important to the wedding-day schedule, particularly delivery, setup, transfers between ceremony and reception spaces, teardown and rental collection.

Review the final proposal against the venue’s access times and rules. Confirm who supplies containers or mechanics, which items must be returned, who is responsible for moving arrangements, and what happens if a requested flower or décor piece becomes unavailable.

Is the wedding date available, and how long is the quote held?
Are the proposed flowers fresh, silk or a mixture of both?
Which ceremony and reception décor items are included?
Do delivery, setup, teardown and collection cost extra?
Can arrangements be moved between spaces, and who performs the move?
What substitutions are permitted if a flower or rental item is unavailable?
What deposit, payment, cancellation and postponement terms apply?
Are venue access requirements or travel charges reflected in the quote?

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding flowers does Renaissance Weddings and Events offer?

The official services page lists custom bouquets, corsages and boutonnieres in fresh or silk flowers. It also describes fresh floral arrangements and centrepieces for ceremony and reception décor.

Does Renaissance Weddings and Events provide décor as well as flowers?

Yes. Published options include backdrops, table linens, chair covers, candelabras, centrepieces, accents, embellishments and selected chair styles. Couples should confirm current inventory and package inclusions.

Which areas does Renaissance Weddings and Events serve?

The official site lists Windsor, Essex, Maidstone, LaSalle, Kingsville, Leamington, Harrow, Amherstburg and Tecumseh. Travel charges and venue-specific availability are not published.

Who owns Renaissance Weddings and Events?

The current official About page identifies Amber Dayus as the owner. It says former owner Kathy McCarthy continues to work with the business.

Does Renaissance Weddings and Events publish wedding prices?

Current prices are not published. Couples need to request a custom, itemized quotation for flowers, décor, labour, delivery, setup and any collection or rental requirements.