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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Not yet verified under the current review process.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.
Studio Bloom is an Edmonton wedding florist and floral design studio associated with the 124 Street shopping district in Westmount. Its official website identifies the business as Studio Bloom and describes work with fresh, seasonal blooms.
This listing is review pending as of August 12, 2026. Studio Bloom’s homepage currently states that the business is temporarily closed for garden season, so the available first-party evidence does not confirm that new wedding bookings are being accepted.
Studio Bloom’s official website establishes the current business identity: its page title names Studio Bloom, its About page calls it an artistic floral design studio, and that page places it in Edmonton, Alberta. This corrects the previously linked bloomyeg.com website, which now identifies a different business, Bloom Hair Studio.
The official Studio Bloom homepage also says that the business is temporarily closed for garden season. This is not treated as a permanent closure. However, it prevents Canada Wedding Guide from representing current wedding availability as confirmed, which is why the listing is marked review pending rather than Active.
The official About page describes Studio Bloom as an artistic floral design studio working with fresh, seasonal blooms. Its homepage title presents the studio as a florist for everyday occasions, events, weddings and workshops, establishing wedding-related floral context for this listing.
The current official pages reviewed do not set out a dedicated wedding-service menu, package list or portfolio. Accordingly, this profile does not claim specific wedding items, installation work, event styling, delivery scope or setup services beyond what Studio Bloom confirms directly.
Studio Bloom identifies its location generally as the 124 Street shopping district in Westmount, Edmonton, Alberta. The official source does not publish a complete postal address, so no address is displayed here.
The business may be relevant to couples planning an Edmonton wedding who prefer to start with a floral-design studio rather than an off-the-shelf wedding package. Service outside Edmonton, venue travel and delivery coverage are not confirmed on the current pages and should be discussed directly with the studio.
A confirmed feature is Studio Bloom’s stated focus on artistic floral design and fresh, seasonal blooms. The site also provides a direct phone number, email address and contact form, which gives couples a first-party route to ask about wedding work.
The practical limitation is timing: the homepage says the studio is temporarily closed. The site content visible at review does not state when regular operations or wedding consultations will resume. It also does not provide a current wedding portfolio, service radius, lead time or minimum spend.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official homepage shows prices for bouquet subscriptions, but it does not publish a current wedding price list, wedding minimum, consultation fee, delivery fee or floral-package pricing.
Couples should request a written wedding estimate after confirming that Studio Bloom is accepting bookings. The estimate should clarify what is included, applicable taxes, delivery or pickup arrangements, setup requirements, payment timing and cancellation terms.
Studio Bloom’s official contact page lists phone 780.937.6012, email flowers@studiobloom.ca and a contact form. The same page states that appointments were required before customers entered the studio and mentions delivery and curbside pickup.
Because the homepage currently reports a temporary closure, an enquiry should first ask whether the studio is accepting wedding consultations and which wedding dates it is considering. A contact route is available, but it is not evidence that any particular date can be booked.
Before relying on this listing for wedding flowers, confirm the studio’s reopening timing, whether wedding work is currently available, and whether it serves the ceremony and reception locations involved. Ask for recent wedding examples that reflect the desired scale and style.
Couples should also confirm the consultation process, seasonal flower substitutions, personal flowers versus ceremony or reception décor, delivery and setup responsibilities, quote expiry, deposit schedule and cancellation or postponement terms. These details are not published on the current official pages reviewed.
This is not confirmed. Studio Bloom’s official homepage currently says the business is temporarily closed for garden season, so couples should contact the studio directly about wedding availability.
Its official About page describes Studio Bloom as an artistic floral design studio using fresh, seasonal blooms and identifies it as being in Edmonton’s 124 Street shopping district in Westmount.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The site shows bouquet-subscription prices but no current wedding price list or wedding minimum.
The official contact page lists 780.937.6012, flowers@studiobloom.ca and a contact form.





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