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Candy Bouquet of St. Albert
[edit]Candy Bouquet of St. Albert is a family-owned specialty candy store located in downtown St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. Established in 1996, the shop is renowned for its wide selection of British confectionery, nostalgic sweets, and custom candy bouquets. It has become a beloved fixture in the community, attracting both local residents and visitors seeking unique treats and gifts.
History
[edit]Candy Bouquet was founded in 1996 and was later acquired in 2000 by Kathie Fisher and Gisele Sinclair. Under their stewardship, the store gained a reputation for its extensive range of British imports and retro candies, serving customers from across Alberta and beyond.
In 2019, after nearly two decades of ownership, Fisher and Sinclair sold the business to Karen and Rick Shermack, a couple new to St. Albert but with prior retail experience. The Shermacks aimed to preserve the store's charm while introducing new products and minor renovations.[1]
In 2025, after 5 years of ownership, Rick and Karen sold the business to Tokini & his wife Eni.
Products and Services
[edit]Candy Bouquet offers an array of confections, including:
- British Imports: A selection of candies, chocolates, and grocery items from the United Kingdom.
- Retro and Nostalgic Sweets: Hard-to-find treats that evoke memories of past decades.
- Bulk Candy: Various gummies, hard candies, and licorice sold by weight.
- Custom Candy Bouquets: Arrangements of candies designed for special occasions, offering an alternative to traditional floral bouquets.
The store also features themed items, such as Harry Potter confections, and carries brands like Cadbury, Mars, Nestlé, Haribo, and Jelly Belly.[2]
Community Presence
[edit]Situated at 12 Perron Street, Candy Bouquet has been a staple in downtown St. Albert for over 25 years. Its unique offerings and personalized service have made it a popular destination for those seeking specialty candies and gifts. The store’s commitment to sourcing rare and international treats has garnered a loyal customer base, including expatriates and candy enthusiasts.[3]
External links
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References
[edit]- ^ "Candy Bouquet finds new owners". St. Albert Gazette. July 5, 2019.
- ^ "About Us". Candy Bouquet of St. Albert.
- ^ "Sugary fabric of downtown up for sale". St. Albert Gazette. May 28, 2019.