Embark on a floral journey of discovery to global travel destinations with these 18 award-winning designs from our 2023 ‘VOYAGE’ floral series. Inspired by the rich cultures and heritage of countries across the globe, these stunning creations by our talented global florists connected the world through flowers like never before.

Learn to craft a stunning holiday centrepiece with traditional greens, elegant whites, metallic accents, pops of red, and even edible elements. Elevate your festive table with creativity and timeless charm.

We chat with Linda P.J. Lipsen, author of the new book Pressed Plants: Making a Herbarium and the Herbarium Collections Curator at the University of British Columbia’s Beaty Biodiversity Museum to find out why pressing flowers has come back in vogue, and get tips and tricks for home crafters.

Learn how to force bulbs indoors in the fall to enjoy an early burst of springtime beauty. Discover the best bulbs, chilling methods, and care tips for successful forcing.

Experience the stunning salons and regal ballrooms bursting with blooms at The San Francisco Mint, celebrating local LGBTQ+ icons and the diverse beauty of Pride. community.

Which flowers make the best Mother’s Day gift and what do they symbolize?

Traditionally, small sprays of lily of the valley are sold on street corners throughout France leading up to May Day, the first day of May. How did this tradition begin and what does it symbolize? We explore the flower that represents “The Return of Happiness.”

In celebration of International Women's Day, we look back at some of our award-winning and favourite floral tributes to inspirational women who were featured at Fleurs de Villes FEMMES, our floral series celebrating remarkable women.

Daffodils are the birth flower of March and have been a symbol of good fortune, prosperity, hope, and joy in different cultures and countries. Let’s dive into the history, myths, significance, symbolism, and care tips for these popular flowers.

Roses for Valentine’s Day: what do they symbolize and why do they come by the dozen?

Many of the Lunar New Year traditions centre on food, lanterns, and dragon dances, but there is a large amount of floral lore that surrounds this Chinese holiday.

An extraordinary tutu, a sci-fi headpiece, an instantly recognizable historical figure – the mannequins chosen by visitors to our shows as their 'Fan Favourite' are close to our hearts too. Get ready to be inspired!

After a long cold winter, cherry blossoms make a spectacular welcome to spring. And nowhere is this joyous spirit more cherished and celebrated than Japan.

A shimmering vision in canary gold, Rihanna broke the Internet with her jaw dropping gown at the 2015 Met Gala propelling its designer, Chinese fashion couturier, Guo Pei, into the international spotlight. 

Fleurs de Villes invites you to raise a bouquet to launch ROSÉ, our glorious 2021 fresh floral celebration in support of breast cancer research.

“Stop and smell the roses” took on new meaning in 2020, a potent reminder to stay in the present. In these turbulent times, few things can be as simple and meaningful as a walk outdoors to appreciate the nature and … well, stop and smell the roses.

Fleurs de Villes’ inaugural Toronto floral trail bloomed in the lush Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood, with more than 30 beautiful floral installations.