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The Flower Pot

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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

The Flower Pot is a Montreal wedding florist with a storefront on Sherbrooke Street West and an online catalogue organized around wedding bouquets, wedding-party flowers, ceremony arrangements and reception flowers. Its official site also identifies the business as Le Pot de Fleurs and says it has served Montreal and surrounding suburbs for more than 50 years.

This profile was last reviewed on August 8, 2026. The official website was live, displayed the current Sherbrooke Street address and phone numbers, accepted online orders, and contained specific wedding-service pages. Those matching identity and service details support an active listing. The older Notre-Dame Street address in the legacy record should not be used because the official site now consistently publishes the Sherbrooke Street location.

The Flower Pot at a glance

The business operates as a general florist as well as a wedding-flower provider. Its wedding navigation divides the catalogue into four useful planning groups: bouquets, wedding-party flowers, ceremony flowers and reception flowers. The broader shop also carries floral arrangements, roses, orchids, plants, chocolates, baskets and balloons, but this profile focuses only on the wedding services confirmed by the official pages.

The shop says it handles requests ranging from a simple bouquet to arrangements for a large event. Its published wedding examples include church flowers, hotel reception arrangements and centrepieces produced on location. These examples document relevant event experience without establishing a maximum event size or guaranteed availability.

Services and specialization

Confirmed personal flowers include bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, corsages, wristlets, boutonnieres and a flower-girl basket. Published bouquet examples use flowers such as roses, peonies, calla lilies, orchids and hydrangeas, although flower choice can vary with seasonal availability.

For ceremonies and receptions, the site shows altar or church arrangements, greenery and ribbons for pews and an archway, table centrepieces, a bride’s-table arrangement, buffet flowers, decorative vases and tent décor. One documented Montreal hotel wedding required elaborate lily-and-orchid centrepieces to be made on site. Couples should treat these pages as examples of prior work and catalogue options, not as confirmation that every design or flower is available for a particular date.

Wedding and wedding-party bouquets
Corsages, wristlets and boutonnieres
Church and ceremony arrangements
Reception and table centrepieces
Selected larger decorative arrangements

Service area and who it may suit

The delivery policy covers Montreal and numerous suburbs, including NDG, Westmount, Lachine, Old Montréal, Côte-des-Neiges, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Pointe-Claire and several West Island communities. Delivery charges depend on distance. Because the policy applies to general orders, couples should confirm whether wedding-day delivery, room access, setup timing or transfers between venues require separate arrangements.

The Flower Pot may suit couples who want to choose from individually priced bouquets and arrangements, as well as those considering coordinated personal, ceremony and reception flowers. Its physical shop and online catalogue may also be practical for couples who want to inspect options before discussing a larger order. The official pages do not identify a minimum wedding spend or define a geographic limit for full event work.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A useful documented feature is the breadth of the wedding catalogue: personal flowers, ceremony pieces and reception arrangements are presented separately, with photographs and item-level prices. The site also provides examples from a Montreal church and hotels, including floral décor moved from a ceremony to a reception and centrepieces assembled at a venue.

The reviewed pages do not explain the wedding consultation process, design revisions, samples, rentals, cleanup, installation fees, cancellation terms or staffing for complex events. They also do not provide a current capacity statement, a full wedding package or a minimum order. These are evidence gaps rather than negative findings, and couples should request written details for any service that goes beyond a straightforward catalogue order.

Pricing

The official site explicitly publishes prices for selected wedding items in Canadian funds. Reviewed examples included a Natural Chic bridal bouquet at $200, bridesmaid bouquets at $80, boutonnieres from $15 to $24, corsages from $20 to $35, a flower-girl basket at $49, ceremony arrangements from $150 to $300, and reception pieces from $45 to $300. These figures are individual catalogue examples, not a complete wedding estimate.

A current all-in price for custom wedding florals is not explicitly published. The delivery policy says taxes are added and delivery charges depend on distance. Before paying, confirm the current item price, substitutions, quantities, taxes, delivery, setup or on-site production fees, vessel ownership or rental, and whether catalogue items can be modified.

Contact and booking

The official website lists 514-938-1234 as the main phone number and also displays 514-369-0745. It says online orders can be placed at any time and the shop is open seven days a week, but exact daily hours were not provided on the pages reviewed. The storefront is at 5704 Sherbrooke Street West in Montréal.

For a multi-part wedding order, calling is the clearest next step because the reviewed site does not present a dedicated wedding enquiry form or explain how dates are reserved. Have the wedding date, venue addresses, delivery windows, colour direction, required quantities and approximate floral budget ready. Do not assume an online product purchase reserves broader event services.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether the date and both ceremony and reception locations are available for service. Confirm which flowers can be sourced in the wedding season, what substitutions may be made, and whether the quoted arrangement dimensions match the ceremony and table layouts.

For venue work, obtain a written scope covering delivery windows, setup, on-site production, room transfers, teardown, vessel returns and all related charges. Also establish the final-change deadline, payment schedule and cancellation terms. If ordering from catalogue pages, verify that the shown design and price are still current before checkout.

Availability for the wedding date and each venue
Seasonal substitutions and approved colour palette
Exact quantities, sizes and included vessels
Delivery, setup, transfer and teardown responsibilities
Taxes, extra fees, payment schedule and cancellation terms

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Frequently asked questions

Does The Flower Pot make bridal and wedding-party flowers?

Yes. Its official wedding catalogue includes bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, corsages, wristlets, boutonnieres and a flower-girl basket. Availability of a specific flower or design should be confirmed for the wedding date.

Can The Flower Pot provide ceremony and reception flowers?

Yes. The official site documents church arrangements, pew and archway décor, reception centrepieces, bride’s-table flowers, buffet arrangements and selected larger decorative pieces. The scope available for a new event requires direct confirmation.

Does The Flower Pot deliver around Greater Montreal?

Its general delivery policy lists Montreal and many surrounding communities and says the charge depends on distance. Couples should confirm wedding-specific delivery windows, venue access, setup and any transfer between ceremony and reception locations.

Are The Flower Pot’s wedding prices available online?

Selected products have explicit online prices in Canadian funds. However, the site does not publish a complete custom-wedding package, minimum spend or all-in event estimate. Taxes, delivery and any event labour should be confirmed in writing.