Florist Hampstead

Adding a personalized message to your floral gift is simple, whether you choose to enter it online (using the provided field) or share it with us over the phone.

Please note that our standard card size is 8.5 x 6 cm, which can typically accommodate 10-12 words per line, depending on word length and spacing. This equals roughly 7-8 lines of text. Keep in mind, the more words you include, the smaller the font will be, which can make it harder to read.

If you'd like to include a longer message, we can print it on 8” x 11” letter-sized white paper with our logo.

Additionally, we offer decorative message cards at our store locations for an extra charge. If you prefer one of these cards for your delivery, just let us know in the special request box when placing your order or mention it when calling. We’ll be happy to hand write your message for you.

Yes, we do offer wedding floral services in Hampstead. With over 60 years of experience in creating stunning floral arrangements, we specialize in a variety of wedding styles, including both traditional and non-traditional Jewish weddings. 

Whether you're planning a classic Orthodox wedding, a vibrant Sephardic celebration, or a more modern, non-denominational ceremony, we’re here to help you create the perfect atmosphere. 

Our expert floral designers will work closely with you to craft beautiful arrangements that reflect the unique tone and spirit of your special day. Give us a call, and let us help bring your vision to life.

We typically see our clients choose flowers that are modest, elegant, and not overly extravagant. Some commonly used flowers include: 

• Roses (especially white or soft pink)
• Lilies (often white)
• Tulips (spring weddings)
• Peonies (late spring early summer weddings)
• Orchids
• Hydrangeas

Symbolic Flowers in a Jewish Wedding:

While there is no single flower with universal significance in Jewish weddings, certain flowers are commonly chosen due to their symbolic meanings, such as:

Roses: Roses, particularly white or red roses, are often used in Jewish weddings as they symbolize love, purity, and new beginnings.

Lilies: Lilies symbolize purity and are often associated with the bride. They are also linked to holiness and beauty, making them a common choice in religious settings.

Chuppah Decorations:

For the chuppah (the wedding canopy), it's traditional to decorate it with flowers, and these can often include a mix of flowers mentioned above. The flowers at the chuppah symbolize the beauty and sanctity of the couple's new life together.

In general, the selection of flowers should reflect your style while maintaining a sense of respect for the religious setting. 

Westmount Florist offers gift cards – the perfect gift for someone who has everything!

You can purchase our gift cards by visiting one of our stores or giving us a call. With a minimum value of $75, we're also happy to arrange delivery for your gift card.