Contact Your Abbotsford Florist

We are a working farm and an Abbotsford florist, so we are often out in the field with our hands full. Email is the quickest way to reach us and phone is best for time-sensitive wedding questions. Studio hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and farm pickup is by appointment so somebody is actually here to meet you.

As an Abbotsford florist, the first thing we need for weddings and events is the date. Peak Saturdays book out early, and knowing the date means we can tell you what will be blooming, what a realistic budget looks like and whether we are available, before you fall in love with a plan that we cannot deliver on.

For buckets and DIY flowers, tell us the event date, the number of vessels you are filling and any colour palette you have in mind. We will come back with a stem count and a price rather than a vague estimate that leaves you guessing how many buckets you actually need.

For subscriptions, we need a delivery or pickup preference, a start date and whether the bouquet is a gift. Bouquet Club runs from late May to October and can be paused, skipped or stopped at any point, so it is safe to try one season and see whether the flowers earn their place on your table.

If you are not sure which Abbotsford florist service you need, choose General Question on the form and describe what you are planning. Pointing people in the right direction costs us nothing and it saves you from ordering the wrong thing, which is the most common mistake we see from first-time customers.

You can also find us at the Abbotsford farmers market on Saturdays through the season, or at the flower stand on Fridays and Saturdays when it is open. Either way you will be talking to an Abbotsford florist who can tell you exactly which field your flowers came out of and when they were cut.

If you would rather just talk it through, call 778-201-5203 during studio hours and we will ask three or four questions to work out which service fits. That is usually faster than email, especially in the two months before peak wedding season when the inbox is busier than the field.