lorists around the world in unusual and historical premises. Are you a florist in unusual premises? Please send your shop picture to simon@florist2florist.com - Tell us your story!
This is Regina Florist, in Regina, Saskatchewan in Canada
The florist has been in the family for nearly 100 years (surely this must be some kind of record!!)
And now proudly resides in an old Bank premises complete with walk in safe and heavy metal door!
Thats one way to keep the roses safe at Valentines!
The 2nd one to feature is Occasions florist and Venue dresser in Halifax, Yorkshire UK.
Brief history of Piece Hall is as follows:
The Piece Hall was opened on 1st January 1779. It was built as a place for handloom weavers to sell their “pieces of cloth”, hence the name.
In 1928 the Piece Hall was officially recognised as an ancient monument but it was not until 1972
that the decision was made to restore the building. The hall was converted into shops - one of which is Occasions Florist and Event Dressers.
In Tasmania we have a florist in the most beautiful looking property. The florist is called Chloes in Hobart.
Chloes flower shop is situated in a beautiful 1832 building two blocks from the centre of Hobart. Chloes specializes in corporate arrangements and special bouquets for special occasions which is why our logo is …simply gorgeous flowers
