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Last reviewed: August 4, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Decorations |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 4, 2026. Business status: Active.
Queen Wedding Decor Toronto is a wedding and event decor business with a showroom in Scarborough. Its official website describes services for ceremonies and receptions, including backdrops, head-table styling, centrepieces, linens, chair covers, personal flowers and event rentals. The company presents traditional, modern and trend-led design options rather than limiting its work to one stated aesthetic.
The confirmed official identity is Queen Wedding Decor. The company’s current address and phone number differ from the legacy address but the phone number remains consistent; this profile therefore uses only the contact information published on the official website. Information was last reviewed on August 4, 2026.
Queen Wedding Decor documents a broad mix of decor, floral and rental services. Its ceremony and reception offerings include custom-sized backdrops, head-table decor, cake and receiving-table decor, centrepieces, mandaps, aisle runners, pew bows or aisle markers, crystal stands and king-and-queen chairs. Table-related inventory includes specialty tablecloths, overlays, napkins, chair covers and chair sashes.
The floral side includes bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnieres and corsages. The services page states that centrepieces and personal flowers can be supplied in fresh or silk options, with custom centrepiece designs available. This combined scope may reduce the number of separate decor, floral and rental suppliers a couple needs to coordinate, although the exact inclusions must be established in the quote.
The homepage identifies Toronto, Markham, Mississauga, Vaughan, Scarborough, Pickering and Richmond Hill as its main service areas. The wider service-area list also names communities across the GTA and Southern Ontario, including Brampton, North York, Oakville, Ajax, Aurora, Hamilton, Kitchener, Waterloo, Whitby and Woodbridge.
The business may suit couples seeking one supplier for several visual components, particularly those combining ceremony decor, reception focal points, table treatments, flowers and furniture. It may also be relevant to couples comparing fresh and silk floral approaches. Service outside the main areas should be confirmed directly because the official pages do not publish travel boundaries, mileage fees or delivery zones.
The company says its process starts with a personal consultation about the couple’s style and story. Its About page provides further detail: an initial meeting is used to discuss colours, style, accessories and budget before the company prepares a project quote. It also says a returning visit can include a sample floral centrepiece, decorated table, linens and finishing touches.
The official site states that centrepiece and decor trials can also be conducted at the venue. Couples should ask whether a showroom or venue trial is included in their proposal, whether sample florals use the same materials planned for the wedding and whether revisions after the trial affect the price.
A documented strength is the breadth of categories offered through one business: decor design, fresh and silk flowers, table linens, chair covers, backdrops and furniture rentals all appear on the official site. The dedicated rental page also lists arches, pipe and drape, LED lighting, centrepieces, love seats, charger plates, candelabras, sofas and related items. The company’s venue page names many churches, hotels, banquet halls, clubs and other settings where it says it has completed decor work.
Practical limitations concern missing public detail rather than service quality. The website does not provide current package specifications, inventory quantities, operating hours, booking lead times, cancellation terms or a clear breakdown of delivery, installation and removal. Gallery images can help with style screening, but couples still need a written scope tied to their venue and event date.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The services page directs prospective clients to contact the company for rental pricing, while the About page says a quote is prepared after discussing the wedding’s colours, style, accessories and budget. The company advertises free consultations, but that does not establish the price of any decor or rental package.
Ask for an itemized written quote showing rental items, purchased flowers or materials, design labour, delivery, setup, room flips, teardown, pickup, travel, taxes, deposits and potential damage charges. Confirm how substitutions or changes to guest count, table count, venue access or floral quantities would alter the total.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Queen Wedding Decor publishes a showroom address at Unit 1-2, 690 Progress Ave in Scarborough and the phone number 647-631-2227. Its contact page also lists QueenWeddingDecor@gmail.com and provides an online appointment form.
The form requests the couple’s name, email address, phone number, event location, number of guests, event date and message. Supplying those details, along with the venue’s access rules and a concise list of required decor areas, should make the first conversation more specific. The official site does not publish regular showroom hours, so arrange an appointment before visiting.
Before booking, identify which parts of the ceremony and reception Queen Wedding Decor will design, supply, deliver, install and remove. Confirm whether floral pieces are fresh, silk or mixed; whether rental photos represent the exact available items; and who approves any substitutions. Ask for quantities, dimensions and colours in the contract, especially for linens, chair covers, centrepieces, arches, backdrops and furniture.
Venue logistics also matter. Confirm loading access, setup time, ceiling or wall restrictions, open-flame rules, electrical requirements for lighting, teardown deadlines and responsibility for damaged rentals. Couples considering a mandap, room flip or complex backdrop should verify measurements and timing with both the decorator and venue. Finally, obtain the payment schedule, cancellation terms, change deadlines and a named wedding-day contact in writing.
The official contact page lists Unit 1-2, 690 Progress Ave, Scarborough, Ontario M1H 3A6.
Yes. Its homepage expressly lists Toronto, Markham, Mississauga, Vaughan, Scarborough, Pickering and Richmond Hill, while its broader service-area list names additional GTA and Southern Ontario communities. Availability and travel charges for a specific venue must still be confirmed.
Yes. The official services page documents ceremony and reception decor alongside centrepieces, bouquets, boutonnieres and corsages. It states that fresh and silk floral options are available.
The rental page lists pipe-and-drape backdrops, linens, chair treatments, LED lighting, arches, love seats, centrepieces and other items such as charger plates, candelabras and sofas. Couples should confirm current inventory and quantities for their date.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company asks prospective clients to contact it for rental pricing and describes preparing a quote after discussing the project.
Address: Unit 1-2, 690 Progress Ave, Scarborough, ON M1H 3A6
Phone: 647-631-2227
Website: https://www.queenweddingdecor.com/





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August 8, 2026
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