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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Cakes |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples researching Yuki Bakery wedding cakes Montreal will find a small, appointment-only bakery in Griffintown that documents personalized wedding cakes alongside cupcakes and sweet-table desserts. Its official website says couples may bring a picture of a desired cake and have the design personalized without giving up the bakery’s stated focus on taste and ingredient quality.
Yuki Bakery describes itself as a Montreal-based Japanese-style bakery. Founder Yukiko Sekiya’s published background includes pastry education in Tokyo and California, professional pastry experience in San Francisco, and the subsequent launch of Yuki Bakery in Montreal with her husband, Hank. This profile was last reviewed on August 3, 2026, using only the bakery’s official website for business facts.
The clearest confirmed wedding service is the creation of personalized wedding cakes. The official home page presents wedding cakes as custom projects and specifically invites clients to use an inspiration image when explaining the cake they want. A separate wedding page contains a wedding-cake gallery, while the general cakes page provides a larger portfolio of cake work.
The site also documents a customizable selection of pastries and desserts for sweet tables. Named items include cupcakes, mini cupcakes, cake pops, mini cookies, squares and dessert shooters. These are confirmed product types, but the website does not publish wedding packages or say that every displayed item is available for every date.
Yuki Bakery’s documented approach centres on customization rather than a fixed online wedding menu. That may be useful for couples who already have reference photographs, colours or a general visual direction and want to discuss whether it can be translated into cake design. The bakery’s site does not define particular wedding styles, tier counts, serving sizes or standard decoration levels.
Couples considering a mixed dessert display can also ask about combining a wedding cake with the bakery’s listed small-format desserts. The official material confirms that the pastries and desserts can be customized for an occasion, but it does not specify minimum quantities, display equipment, labels, stands or on-site arrangement. Those details should be treated as quote questions rather than included services.
The official contact page places Yuki Bakery in Griffintown, Montreal. No broader delivery or service radius is published, so the evidence supports describing it as a Montreal bakery but not claiming service throughout Greater Montreal, elsewhere in Quebec or Toronto.
The bakery may suit Montreal couples seeking a personalized cake from a small, appointment-based operation, particularly those also considering cupcakes or assorted desserts. Its founder’s Tokyo pastry education and the bakery’s own Japanese-style description provide useful context for couples comparing bakery approaches. They do not, however, establish particular Japanese flavours or recipes; available flavours need to be confirmed directly.
Documented features include a dedicated wedding-cake portfolio, image-led personalization, several sweet-table product categories and direct founder oversight. The About page says Yukiko Sekiya oversees recipe creation, ingredient selection, preparation and baking. These are confirmed characteristics of the bakery’s stated process, not independent endorsements or guarantees about a finished order.
The main limitation is the amount of planning information available online. The reviewed official pages do not publish wedding flavours, portion guides, dietary or allergen information, order deadlines, tasting arrangements, delivery terms, setup services, cancellation rules or payment schedules. Couples should not assume that services mentioned in older directory copy remain available unless Yuki Bakery confirms them for the event.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site provides no per-serving rate, starting price, package price, tasting fee, delivery charge or deposit information for weddings.
To obtain a useful quotation, couples should provide the wedding date, venue, approximate guest count, desired cake size, design references and any dessert-table quantities. They should also ask whether taxes, delivery, setup, equipment or refundable deposits are additional. A written, itemized quotation will make comparisons with other Montreal cake providers more meaningful.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Yuki Bakery’s official contact page lists 1744 rue William, Suite 604, in Montreal’s Griffintown district, with postal code H3J 1R4. The confirmed telephone number is 514-836-9968. The site labels the location “By Appointment Only,” so couples should arrange a time before visiting rather than treating it as a walk-in storefront.
An official contact form is available, and the About page also publishes an email address in an anti-spam format. An initial message should include the event date and location, since availability and delivery feasibility are fundamental booking questions. Couples can then request the current consultation process and any information needed to reserve the date.
Before committing, confirm that the bakery is available on the wedding date and can supply the required servings. Ask for the current flavour and filling choices, whether samples or tastings are offered, and how final design approval works. Couples with allergies or dietary requirements should request precise ingredient and cross-contact information directly; the website does not document these policies.
Venue logistics also require direct confirmation. Ask whether Yuki Bakery delivers to the chosen venue, who assembles or places the cake, what refrigeration or display conditions are required, and when delivery would occur. The agreement should identify the design, dimensions or servings, dessert quantities, final price, payment dates, change deadlines and cancellation terms.
Yes. Its official home page describes personalized wedding cakes and says clients can use a picture of their desired cake as inspiration. Final design feasibility, servings and availability still need direct confirmation.
The official site lists customizable cupcakes, mini cupcakes, cake pops, mini cookies, squares and dessert shooters. It does not publish wedding packages, minimum quantities or display-service details.
The official website states “By Appointment Only” for its Griffintown address. Couples should contact the bakery before visiting.
No current wedding-cake or dessert-table prices were found on the reviewed official pages. Couples need to request a custom, itemized quotation.
The reviewed official pages do not confirm current tastings, delivery or setup services. These should be asked about directly for the wedding date and venue.
Address: 1744 rue William, Suite 604, Montreal, Quebec H3J 1R4, Canada
Phone: 514-836-9968
Website: https://www.yukibakery.com/





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