Flower studio · Toronto
Roses, tied by hand in Toronto.
Bouquets, rose boxes and forever roses, made by hand in our studio and delivered next day across the GTA. Toronto delivery is $15.
Next-day delivery, Mon–Sat Same day? Call 647-768-3666 before 12pm Handwritten card, free

Peach & Lavender Rose Vase, $150

Shop by occasion
Something for every reason
From a $22 boutonnière to a box of forever roses, every piece is made by hand in our Toronto studio.
Our specialties
Roses that last, and a class to make your own.

Forever Roses · from $65
Real roses that keep for a year.
Preserved roses under a glass dome or packed in a keepsake box. No water, no wilting. Pick the colour and we’ll set it for you.
Private workshops
Bridal showers, birthdays and team afternoons for 6 to 12 people.
From the studio
Fresh from our workbench
Delivery
Order today, on their table tomorrow.
We deliver Monday to Saturday between 11am and 6pm. Need it today? Call before noon and we’ll tell you straight away whether we can make it.
| Standard | Next day, Mon–Sat |
| Same day | Often possible. Call 647-768-3666 before 12pm |
| Window | 11am–6pm |
| Toronto | $15 |
| Rest of the GTA | $25 |
| Orders over $150 | Free |
| Pickup | Free, by appointment at the studio |
| Sundays | Closed |
Where we go
- Downtown Toronto
- North York
- Scarborough
- Etobicoke
- Mississauga
- Brampton
- Oakville
- Vaughan
- Richmond Hill
- Markham
- Pickering
- Ajax
Somewhere else? Email us first and we’ll quote it.
Happy 30th, Maya. Thirty roses felt like too many, so here are the best twelve. Love, J.
With every order
The card is free. We write it by hand.
Type your message when you order. We write it out in pen on a plain card and tuck it in with the flowers. No printed fonts, no extra charge, and we never add our own sales line to it.
A studio, not a storefront.
There’s no shop counter here and no cooler of pre-made bouquets. We buy stems for the orders we have, and every piece is made by hand in our Toronto studio.
That’s why we can tell you exactly what goes into each design, and why we can usually say yes to “can you do it in yellow?”









