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Last reviewed: October 3, 2026 | Kingston |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 3, 2026. Business status: Active.
Loyalist Flowers is a wedding florist in Kingston, Ontario offering personal flowers, ceremony arrangements and reception florals. Its official pages identify services ranging from bridal bouquets, bridesmaid arrangements, corsages and boutonnieres to floral archways, aisle petals and table centrepieces. The company also states that it provides wedding-flower delivery and professional setup at Kingston venues.
For couples searching for a wedding florist Kingston Ontario options include both catalogue products with published starting prices and consultation-led planning for broader floral needs. The business says its designers work with rustic, bohemian, traditional and modern styles, but couples should discuss their own palette, preferred flowers, quantities, venue rules and installation requirements directly with the coordinating team. This profile was last reviewed on October 3, 2026.
The documented wedding service covers flowers for the couple, wedding party, ceremony and reception. Loyalist Flowers lists bridal bouquets in styles ranging from simple to cascading designs, coordinating bridesmaid arrangements, boutonnieres and corsages for wedding-party members and family. Its ceremony and reception work can include floral archways, ceremony arrangements, fresh rose petals for aisle runners and reception centrepieces.
The company’s separate wedding-planning page says its designers have experience with bouquets, arbours and table centrepieces. It invites couples to call and arrange a meeting with its wedding coordinating team to discuss their floral needs. The main wedding catalogue also describes consultation support for customized planning and says the florist can coordinate delivery and setup with the venue and event timeline.
Catalogue options include individual personal flowers, coordinated corsage-and-boutonniere pairs, a bridal bouquet and two named bridal packages. Those listings provide useful reference points, although a catalogue order is not necessarily equivalent to a complete custom floral proposal covering a ceremony and reception.
The official site centres the wedding service on Kingston, Ontario. It also lists Amherstview, Bath, Glenburnie, Odessa and Westbrook among its general flower-delivery locations. Couples planning outside Kingston should not assume that the same wedding setup service, timing or delivery terms apply throughout every listed community; the scope should be confirmed for the specific venue.
This florist may suit couples who want one provider to discuss personal flowers alongside ceremony and reception pieces. It may also be relevant to couples looking for a smaller catalogue purchase, such as a bouquet, boutonniere or corsage pair. The company says hybrid projects combining professional work with some do-it-yourself flowers may be possible, including professional handling of more complex installations, but the exact division of work needs to be agreed in advance.
A documented practical feature is the breadth of the wedding range: the official pages cover bouquets, wedding-party flowers, ceremony structures, centrepieces, delivery and setup. Published catalogue prices also give couples some initial reference points before requesting a larger proposal. The Bath Road address, telephone number and email address are displayed consistently on the supplied official pages.
There are important limits to what can be concluded online. The site does not publish a complete itemized price structure for every custom ceremony or reception design. Flower varieties may also be substituted when shipments are delayed or particular stems are unavailable; the company says replacements may involve different stems or a different vase while maintaining equal or greater value. Couples with exact variety, colour or vessel requirements should address those details in writing.
The site promotes same-day design and hand-delivery for flower orders, but that statement should not be interpreted as guaranteed same-day planning, creation or installation of full wedding florals. Wedding availability, consultation lead time and setup scheduling remain date-specific matters to confirm.
The official wedding catalogue publishes starting prices rather than a universal wedding total. At the time reviewed, a Blush Boutonniere started at $25, an Elegant Orchid Boutonniere at $29, and several wrist corsages started at $49.95. Coordinated corsage-and-boutonniere pairs were shown from $76.95, while an orchid wristlet-and-boutonniere pair started at $96.95.
Larger listed items included the Whimsical Bride Bouquet from $225, the Whimsical White Bridal Package from $850 and the Whimsical White Bridal Package Deluxe from $1,495. These are “from” prices and should not be treated as fixed quotes for every colour palette, flower choice, quantity or date.
The company states that overall wedding costs vary with guest count, venue size, flower selection and design complexity. Couples should request a written proposal that distinguishes products, design labour, delivery, setup, installation, teardown or retrieval, taxes and any venue-related charges. The site also notes that delivery fees outside its local delivery zone may be calculated according to the recipient’s address.
Loyalist Flowers lists its shop at 4451 Bath Road, Kingston, Ontario K7N 1A3. The published telephone number is (613) 634-1626, and the official site displays wecare@loyalistflowers.com as its email address. Its wedding-planning page asks couples to call so that a wedding coordinating team member can arrange a meeting.
The company’s own guidance recommends booking wedding flowers about six months in advance for the widest planning window. It says three months may still be workable for many weddings, while earlier contact is important for seasonal flowers and dates in its stated May-to-October peak period. These are operator guidelines, not confirmation that any particular date or flower is available.
Before paying a deposit or placing a catalogue order, couples should confirm whether their plans require simple delivery, full setup or a more involved installation. The written scope should name each bouquet, boutonniere, corsage, ceremony piece and centrepiece, along with quantities and intended locations. For arbours or other structures, clarify who supplies the structure, who installs the flowers and whether removal is included.
Couples should also ask how substitutions are approved, especially where a particular flower or vase is central to the design. Confirm delivery windows, venue access, refrigeration or storage needs, the handling of repurposed ceremony flowers, and the contact responsible for receiving the order. If using a mix of professional and DIY flowers, establish which materials the florist will supply and which arrangements the couple must prepare.
Finally, verify the current price, taxes, payment schedule, cancellation or change terms, delivery zone and any setup or teardown charges. Same-day flower delivery should be discussed separately from advance wedding design and installation.
The official wedding page says Loyalist Flowers provides delivery and professional setup across Kingston venues and can coordinate with the venue and timeline. Couples should confirm what “full setup” includes for their proposal, particularly for arbours, installations, centrepieces and post-event removal.
Yes. The official catalogue publishes starting prices for selected products and packages, including boutonnieres from $25, a bridal bouquet from $225, and bridal packages from $850 and $1,495. Custom ceremony and reception totals depend on the requested scope and require a current quote.
The company says couples may combine DIY work with professional floral services and gives the example of having the florist create bouquets or ceremony flowers while the couple handles centrepieces. It also says it can supply bulk flowers and manage complex installations. The exact arrangement, responsibilities and storage requirements should be agreed before booking.
The site advertises same-day design and hand-delivery for flower orders, but it does not establish guaranteed same-day planning or installation for a complete wedding. Couples should arrange wedding consultations, custom designs and venue setup in advance and confirm availability for their date.
Address: 4451 Bath Road, Kingston, ON K7N 1A3
Phone: (613) 634-1626





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