#wedding2023

Our couples typically reserve their wedding dates 9-6 months in advance, although we have accommodated weddings with shorter notice. To ensure we can dedicate the necessary time and effort to your special day, we limit ourselves to 2 weddings per weekend. Therefore, booking sooner rather than later is recommended to secure your date.

To secure your date, an initial consultation is required, which usually lasts about 30-60 minutes. Following the consultation, we will provide you with a price for your wedding. If you choose to proceed with us, a deposit is required to secure your spot, with the remaining balance due a month before the wedding.

Prior to your consultation, it is beneficial to bring photos of bouquets or colors that you like. This will help us understand the direction you envision for your flowers. While some brides give us creative freedom, having inspiration photos ensures we are aligned in our vision.

Flowers for your wedding are like items in a grocery cart - the total cost depends on what you choose. Therefore, it is not possible to provide an accurate price without a consultation. The consultation allows us to understand your preferences and create a customized quote based on your specific needs.

Yes, you can still use our services even if your wedding is not in Edmonton. We have provided florals for weddings in various locations, including Fort Sask., St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Banff and Jasper. All our flowers are freshly made the day before your wedding and are presented in vases with water to maintain their freshness until your special day. Delivery and set up fees are determined on a case-by-case basis, which can be discussed during your consultation. Alternatively, you can opt to have someone pick up your florals at no additional cost.

Their love story in their words:

Our Love Story

This is not your typical 'love at first sight' story. Anita and Hong met at Neverland club in 2011 through mutual friends. He stood in the shadows, wearing a black shirt with his hair spiked up and fringe down. She thought he was a drug dealer from the West side and wanted nothing to do with him. Fast-forward a few years and they meet again- surprise surprise, at another Asian club. By now you're probably thinking, 'They must have connected through their mutual love of clubbing and dance music!' But no, it was a deeper kind of love. A mutual love that reminded them of their heritage, their families and childhood innocence. This mutual love was realised one fateful night during post-clubbing supper at Chinabar. The waiter brought Hong's order to the table. It was a tall glass of sweet soybean drink. Anita's eyes lit up, as her favourite childhood drink was now in Hong's hand. It was at that moment they both realised each other's love of the humble soybean. They reminisced about their childhood memories and talked about their lifelong love of Yeo's soymilk, tofu pudding and various other soy-based foods. And thus, began a story about Anita and Hong cruising around Melbourne in a little red car, on the hunt for soybean drink and tofu pudding with the love of their lives...

Their beautiful wedding was held at Studley Ground, Kew. It was a initimate wedding with just close family and friends. They held the ceremony at the same place as the reception. Anita walked out with her father as the sun started to set. Anita wore a dressed made by her mother. It was rustic theme. At their wedding, they did a duet and their relatives sang a few Chinese songs deditating to the couple. They also did a lovely first dance with the same instructor that I used. After nearly a decade together , they have finally tied the knot can't be any happier for them.

The second part of the wedding started at Sophia's parents place in Preston where she grew up. The bride's bridal party got ready there. Sophia wore a lovely red Vietnamese ao dai while we wore the same bridesmaid dress from previous wedding ceremony.

Sophia's family came and waiting in the dining room where the Vietnamese altar and ceremony was going to take place. Sophia was in her parents' bedroom with her mum. During this time, Cam and his bridal party and close family came with gifts. Her uncle MC her tea ceremony and introduced the groom's family to the bride's family. Sophia and her mother walked out together.

The tea ceremony Sophia and Cam greeted all of Sophia's family and relatives. Her relatives gave her gifts and wished both of them a long and happy marriage. Sophia did an emtional speech in vietnamese dedicating it to her parents. Her parents also did a speech each, in particular her mother was very teary but very happy for her. I was in charge holding the gifts.

Lunch was then served at her parents place. Sophia's family, relatives and close friends stayed back for lunch. The bridal party, groom and bride then travelled to Cam's parents' place in Carnegie. Thang and Matt had driving duties for the whole day where he drove the whole bridal party around.

The tea ceremony at Cam's parents were very similar to Sophia's one, however, in Chinese custom they had to knee. Here I was in charge of washing. His family also prepared lunch. After ceremony, everyone enjoyed lunch and rest for a bit.

Next stop, the girls and I helped Sophia get into ther gown for the pre wedding photo shoot. We went to various city locations: Exhibition Building, Parliament and various lane ways. We did that for a few hours. The whole bridal party headed to the reception first while the couple continued on taking photos.

While, we waited for guests to arrive to the venue I was practicing my entry walk. Sophia wanted it to be high enough and pumping. I walked out to ' I'm Good' by David Guetta and Bebe Rexha with Tinny. Nhirushni walked out with Dez. Sandy walked out with Davo. The parents also walked out before the couple did. The couple had a grand entrance.

The MC was very engaging he went around asking guests questions. We had the Asian banquet. Nhirushni and I did a speech together. We did not roast her at all.

Sophia and Cam did a beautiful danced performance. See the video.

There were lots of drinking and dancing. We kicked on to an after party at a bar on Elizabeth Street. We finished up at 3am where Nhirushni and I cleaned and tucked Sophia in bed.

Sophia had two p;arts to her wedding. The first part she had a garden ceremony in the Botanical Gardens. The bridal party include me, Nhirushni and Sandy. We all got ready at her uncle's apartment. Matt was one of the driver on the day who drove us to th garden for the ceremony.

Her dad walked her down the aisle. It was a very beautiful and intimate affair. It rained earlier but luckily it stopped for the ceremony. After the ceremony, Sophia and Cam took photos with the guests.

That was the end of first part of the wedding. Sophia and Cam took the whole bridal party out for dinner and drinks at Bomba Bar, which served Spanish food. The food and drinks were very good. We were seated in a private room. I really enjoyed the white sangrita.