Dorval Florist

With a store location in The West Island, same day delivery to Dorval is easy and efficient. Simply, place your order online, or call our West Island store. We would be thrilled to create a stunning bouquet or arrangement for important occasions from Birthdays and Anniversaries to house warming and expressing condolences.

Our floral design team is ready to help you create the perfect floral ambiance for your wedding celebrations.

We recommend calling in advance, as our availability during the summer months is limited.

Whether you're celebrating at the Forest and Stream or the Dorval Yacht Club, Dorval is a picturesque town for a wedding, and we would be delighted to assist with your floral arrangements and bridal bouquets.

We accept American Express, MasterCard, Visa, and Visa Debit cards for all online orders.

Westmount Florist also offers house accounts on a case-by-case basis. To learn more about establishing a house account, give us a call, and we’ll be happy to guide you through the process.

Absolutely. Our experienced floral designers excel at creating stunning grand opening arrangements for any space.

We recommend contacting us a month in advance if you have specific flowers in mind to ensure we can source them in time to execute your vision.

The significance of flower colors often varies across different cultures, with each color carrying unique meanings and associations. People in western hemisphere tend to be a little more relaxed about the different meanings while in parts of Asia and the rest of the world they can play a big role in the flower's message.

Here's a general overview of the meanings of different flower colors in various cultural contexts:

Red

• Western Cultures: Love, passion, desire.
• Eastern Cultures: Good fortune, happiness, prosperity (especially in China).

White

• Western Cultures: Purity, innocence, sympathy, and remembrance.
• Eastern Cultures: Death and mourning (particularly in China and Japan), but also purity and new beginnings in some contexts.

Yellow

• Western Cultures: Friendship, joy, and new beginnings.
• Eastern Cultures: Happiness and prosperity, but can also symbolize jealousy and betrayal in some areas.

Pink

• Western Cultures: Love, gratitude, and admiration.
• Eastern Cultures: Feminine beauty, elegance, and gentleness.

Orange

• Western Cultures: Enthusiasm, warmth, and energy.
• Eastern Cultures: Happiness, fascination, and determination.

Purple

• Western Cultures: Royalty, admiration, and dignity.
• Eastern Cultures: Nobility, wealth, and respect, but also mourning in some areas.

Blue

• Western Cultures: Tranquility, peace, and trust.
• Eastern Cultures: Immortality, enlightenment, and wisdom.

Green

• Western Cultures: Renewal, health, and good fortune.
• Eastern Cultures: Fertility, growth, and harmony.

Peach

• Western Cultures: Modesty, sincerity, and gratitude.
• Eastern Cultures: Immortality, longevity, and marriage (especially in China).

Violet

• Western Cultures: Wisdom, faith, and dignity.
• Eastern Cultures: Nobility, mystery, and luxury.

The meanings of flower colors can also be influenced by specific cultural myths, legends, and traditions. Therefore, it is always a good idea to consider the cultural context when choosing flowers for a particular occasion or culture..

Check out our flower reference guide for additional information on the meaning for the different flowers we carry in our stores.