These Toronto Flower Shops Offer Weekly & Monthly Subscriptions To Spruce Up Your Home
It's also an excuse to order a bouquet for your BFF this Galentine's Day! 💐
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Flowers are such a treat right now as we continue to grapple with gloomy winter weather and pandemic blues.
With Valentine's Day coming up, we can spoil ourselves with a fresh bouquet of yellow tulips or pink peonies. We can even buy one for our BFF to commemorate Galentine's Day, the nonofficial holiday on February 13.
If you’re in Toronto, there are lots of flower shops that deliver gorgeous blooms right to your front door which is so convenient.
Pictus Goods
The gem of the Junction, Pictus Goods, offers handmade bouquets for every occasion including Valentine's Day. You can also opt-in for a weekly custom flower subscription (for a minimum of four weeks) for $180 or a monthly subscription for $240.
Pink Twig
Fresh flowers aren’t the only thing you can find at Pink Twig on College Street. They make dried flower arrangements, too, and the bunny tail bundles are so dreamy. You can sign up for their subscription service where you can get a fresh bouquet of seasonal flowers delivered on your date of choice. Prices range from $50 to $125.
Blush and Bloom
Maybe you live a little bit outside of Toronto? That’s okay! Blush and Bloom, located on Sterling Road, offers delivery to other cities like Ajax, Whitby, Markham and more. You can get a four-week flower subscription for $300 where you’re guaranteed a stunning bouquet of flowers every Friday, or a six-month subscription for $450.
Sweetpea's
Sweetpea’s has been around forever, with many treating themselves to roses and carnations whenever they’re in the Roncesvalles area. The floral studio offers weekly, bi-weekly or monthly flower subscriptions for $79. You can also sign up for a plant subscription for just $45.
Blooming Flower Bar
This Cabbagetown flower shop has its own kind of "happy hour." Roughly every day, the shop announces on Instagram what the bouquet of the day is. They also offer a happy hour weekly subscription (a one-month minimum) for $35 a week. Residents outside of Cabbagetown may pay extra delivery fees depending on their location.
Euclid Farms
Located in Trinity Bellwoods, Euclid Farms is a small-scale studio that grows flowers and sells goodies like vases, candles and chocolate. A small bouquet subscription runs $100 which gets you four fresh bouquets (either weekly or bi-weekly) but you have to pick them up at the store. Want something bigger? The large bouquet subscription is $280.
Wild North Flowers
Located near Trinity Bellwoods, Wild North Flowers offers two types of flower subscriptions: hand-tied bouquets for $340 or vase arrangements for $420. It's a bit pricey but if you can afford it, it's well worth it because the arrangements are gorgeous and Insta-worthy.
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