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Last reviewed: September 29, 2026 | Edmonton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 29, 2026. Business status: Active.
Twig & Bloom Floral Studio is an Edmonton wedding florist offering personal wedding flowers, reception florals and floral installations. Its official wedding page describes a refined, hands-on design process for couples seeking bouquets, boutonnieres, centrepieces and other flowers that suit their wedding aesthetic.
The studio's wedding menu includes a wedding-party-florals option as well as a full-wedding-florals service. Twig & Bloom says it is currently booking the 2026/2027 wedding season. This profile was last reviewed on September 29, 2026, using the studio's supplied official pages; couples should confirm current availability and details directly.
Twig & Bloom's wedding page describes romantic, nature-inspired floral design in Edmonton, with an emphasis on timeless arrangements, lush blooms, romantic textures and elegant colour palettes. Documented personal flowers include bridal bouquets, boutonnieres and corsages, along with other bridal-party florals.
The Wedding Party Florals option is intended for couples seeking wedding-party flowers only. The page describes this as an à-la-carte menu of signature bouquets, boutonnieres and other personal florals, designed around the couple's colour palette and preferred style.
The Full Wedding Florals option begins with learning about the couple and the wedding vision. The studio says it prepares a custom storyboard with inspiration photos and a selection of blooms. This offering also covers reception florals and installations, with the team handling transportation and on-site setup as described on the official page.
The supplied official pages identify Edmonton, Alberta, as the location for Twig & Bloom's wedding and event floral services. The evidence does not establish a complete delivery radius, a list of venues served or whether every service is available outside Edmonton, so couples planning elsewhere should ask about travel and delivery before requesting a proposal.
The studio may suit couples who want a coordinated floral look and a design-led consultation rather than selecting only standard ready-made arrangements. The full-service description refers to a custom storyboard, personal florals, reception flowers and installation logistics. Couples looking only for personal flowers can instead ask about the separate Wedding Party Florals option.
The official site also presents Twig & Bloom as an event florist, with centrepieces and large installations for occasions such as galas, awards evenings, fundraisers and parties. That information confirms broader event-floral experience on the site, but it does not establish wedding capacity, a minimum order or a particular venue list.
A documented strength is the choice between two clearly described wedding approaches: an à-la-carte wedding-party-florals menu and a more involved full-wedding-florals service. The full-service page also sets out a defined design process involving a wedding vision, storyboard, inspiration images and bloom selection.
Another confirmed feature is that the full-wedding description includes logistics such as transportation and on-site setup. This can be useful for couples who want the florist to coordinate installation at the venue, although the exact scope, timing and fees still need to be confirmed in writing.
The available evidence has practical limits. It does not provide a physical postal address, public portfolio details for particular venues, minimum spend, service radius, contract terms, cancellation policy, flower-season guidance or a complete inclusions list. These are not negative findings about the studio; they are details couples should request before booking.
Prices are not published. The official wedding page provides a menu description and directs couples to request a quote, but the supplied evidence contains no package prices, itemised rates, minimum spend or documented deposit amount.
A useful quote request should identify the wedding date, ceremony and reception locations, estimated guest count, required personal flowers, desired centrepieces, any arch or other installation, colour palette, preferred floral style and whether delivery, setup or teardown may be needed. Couples should ask whether the proposal includes design, vessels, delivery, installation, rental items, taxes and any labour or breakdown charges.
For wedding enquiries and bookings, Twig & Bloom's official contact page lists the telephone number 587-938-4848 and the email address info@edmontontwigandbloom.ca. The page also provides an enquiry form. The wedding page includes request-a-quote prompts for both the Wedding Party Florals and Full Wedding Florals options.
The wedding page states that Twig & Bloom is currently booking the 2026/2027 wedding season. Availability can change, so couples should confirm whether their date remains open and when a consultation or proposal can be scheduled. The supplied pages do not state a response time, consultation fee or booking deadline.
Before signing an agreement, couples should confirm the exact scope of the selected service. For wedding-party florals, ask which personal flowers are included and whether delivery is available. For full wedding florals, request an itemised list covering bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, centrepieces, ceremony pieces, installations and any other requested designs.
The official description refers to transportation and on-site setup, but it does not specify the delivery area, setup window, teardown arrangements or additional charges. Confirm who will be present at the venue, how installation timing will be coordinated with the venue and whether rented vessels, structures or other equipment require a separate agreement.
Finally, discuss flower substitutions, seasonal availability, colour matching, revisions to the storyboard, payment milestones, cancellation terms and final guest or table counts. These details are especially important when a couple has a particular bloom, installation size or reception layout in mind.
This profile is based only on the supplied first-party pages for Twig & Bloom's Edmonton wedding service, event flowers and contact details. The company page does not include a verified postal address because none was provided by the official evidence. The absence of an address in this profile should not be read as a statement about the studio's operating arrangements.
Last reviewed: September 29, 2026. Couples should use the official website and direct contact details above to confirm current services, pricing, availability and booking terms.
Yes. The official wedding page describes a Wedding Party Florals option for couples seeking personal flowers such as bouquets and boutonnieres through an à-la-carte menu. Ask the studio which items and delivery arrangements apply to your order.
Yes. The Full Wedding Florals description includes a custom storyboard, personal florals, reception florals, installations, transportation and on-site setup. Confirm the exact inclusions and logistics in the proposal.
Prices are not published. The official page directs couples to request a quote, so ask for an itemised proposal that identifies design, delivery, installation, rentals, taxes and other applicable charges.
The supplied official evidence identifies Edmonton, Alberta, for the wedding service. It does not publish a complete delivery radius or venue list, so couples outside Edmonton should confirm travel and delivery coverage directly.
Phone: 587-938-4848





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