I love shopping at this florist whenever I'm near Steveston Hwy. They seriously have the freshest…read moreflowers and it lasts much longer than most florists. Also, I can't comment enough on their superb customer service. The owner and her staff are so passionate about running this place. It is always a delight to stop in each time. I come here particularly for the freshest hydrangeas and chrysanthemums.

Awesome selection and service. Plus the girl at the front had an amazing bubble butt.read more

The family and have been going to this floral shop for three generations…read more The service is always friendly. The flowers are always fresh and gorgeous. The prices are reasonable. They have arrangements and bouquets for almost all budgets. What I love the most is that this shop is family owned and operated. The hired staff may not be blood related, however I've always seen them being treated like they are all part of the immediate family. They are located a block away from Forest Lawn Cemetery. So it's a no brain-er that this is where we go when needing flowers for offerings.

It is located near Forest Lawn cemetery so it is a convenient stop if you forgot to buy flowers in…read moreadvance and plan to visit the cemetery. Prices are a bit more than at the grocery store. However, the selection of flowers was pretty decent.

This is one of my flower shops in all of Vancouver. Everything is always so fresh, beautiful and…read morethoughtfully put together. Their flowers really last too! I've gotten the most unique and beautiful bouquets here, if the location was more convenient to me I'd get my flowers here weekly. Their prices are more than fair and they are always so friendly and helpful if you aren't sure what you need! If you're looking to gift someone flowers and able to make it to this market it's definitely one of the best in town!!

My favourite place to visit after a delicious breakfast or brunch steps away at Dope Bakehouse in…read morethe Polygon Gallery is Margitta's flowers. Passing through Lonsdale Quay or on your way back to the seabus terminal, the no doors format of Margitta's flowers puts on full display the fresh and vividly colorful flowers and bouquet arrangements that this shop has to offer. I particularly love this store as they carry the stunning Bird of Paradise stems and a rotating selection of Orchid stems depending on what they receive at the warehouse auction, among other more generally seen flowers. You'll also see Heliconia, Rose, Lily, Sunflowers and Freesias to name a few, all displayed in a beautiful floor to ceiling arrangement making it seem like a walk through a jungle. Throughout the year Margitta's will stock cymbidiums in small ($10-11 per stem) and large format ($1.50 per bud), mokara, oncidium, phalenopsis, paphiopedilum and dendrobium orchids if you're an orchid fanatic like myself. The dendrobium stem ($4) I got lasted me from January to April, so it was quite the surprise for me and gave me months of blooms. Whether you're here to purchase a single stem to liven up a living space, or assembling a bouquet for a special event, Margitta and her staff always positively greet their customers and offer knowledgeable advice on the different blooms and their availability. For inquiries before heading to the store, they always pick up the phone and are very knowledgeable about their inventory.

My husband has been coming here to buy flowers a few times and on most occasions the flowers are…read morebeautiful - however there has been some hits and misses. One time we came here to buy peonies together the owner insisted in giving us aged peonies that were already fully bloomed that would have died in a few days (despite my request for tighter buds). The most recent purchase the flowers came half wilted and the tulips and hydrangeas were already dying. See photo. Day 2 and most were shrivelled up and lifeless. What a shame to pay so much money to have dying flowers. Debating if we should still come here going forward.

I called ahead to order for 2 flower deliveries in Coq and Poco with a request to spend about…read more$50-$75 on each bouquet. My mom and sister were pleasantly surprised and loved their colour arrangement. I had requested pinks for my mom and more bolder colours on my sisters. I think they nailed it. They were gorgeous and pictures turned out great from them .

Helped me out by delivering a beautiful bouquet on very short notice for Mothers Day. Couldn't…read morehave been nicer!

Beautiful store and lovely arrangements. They have a sign where no photos allowed inside. They had…read morea beautiful light tree display inside the shop. It makes it look magical in there. Array a gorgeous flowers and smells so good too.

I've been going to this florist for many years now and they never disappoint. They have beautiful…read morebouquets on display but you can also call or email in advance to order something custom. Their flowers are by no means cheap but I think considering the aesthetic arrangement and wrapping - it's well worth the money especially if I want to buy something really nice for friends and family. There's also a really cute pomeranian by the name of cookie that is often around the shop - 10/10 would go just to pet her!

Submitted on behalf of Wendy Davies (Toronto, Ontario):…read more I live in Toronto, Ontario and needed a special flower arrangement for my Richmond, B.C. sister's 50th Wedding Anniversary. Had no prior knowledge of Richmond florists. Chose Touch of Flowers on basis of website & initial tel. conversations. Impressive website not only included standard pics, prices but also listed flowers comprising the arrangement; choice of 3 prices and size (height, width) of each. Staff Betty and Maria, floral designer, were terrific. My arrangement called for Asiatic lilies in full bloom but Maria disclosed that lilies presently in stock were buds. Maria patiently worked with me to find an agreeable substitute for the lilies. Final arrangement was beautiful much to my sister's delight. Delivery on time. I would highly recommend Touch of Flowers. They go the extra mile. W. Davies

Reliable service and good selection of options for bouquets. Very good value overall.read more

Based in Los Angeles, we used Yelp to look for a local Vancouver florist who would be able to send…read moresame day florals to a birthday girl. Loved the arrangements on their website and decided to order one of their bouquets. So happy they were able to customize our requested color scheme and send it over ( even though it was past the cut-off time for same day delivery ). The recipient was very pleased and sent us this picture. Thank you again!!!

I contacted them to organize florals for my wedding a little over a month before the wedding date…read more The staff were incredibly accommodating, communicative, and the flowers were gorgeous. They even accommodated the early start time of my wedding, and made sure that my brother could pick up the flowers very early day of.

Considering how many other positive reviews there are I am sincerely hoping that my experience was…read morejust due to a bad day or something. This was my first time in the store since it changed owners from The Flower Box to Studio Full Bloom. I was excited because the atmosphere is still lovely and welcoming. While I was picking out my stems someone popped their head in to ask if there were any wreaths that were more fresh. The workers replied that all they had was out there. Then the person said that the wreaths were really dry and the response they received was that this is a natural thing with live wreaths. Here I want to point something out that we can all apply to our daily lives. In this case in retail... When someone draws your attention to something that isn't right there are a few simple steps that can go a long way to making it better. Firstly thank the person for drawing your attention to it. Perhaps explain why that may have happened. Definitely ensure them that this won't happen again and remedy the situation immediately. I just assumed the client was a picky pain in the ass but decided to go look for myself because I am super snoopy. The wreaths looked like they should be looking mid-late January. Not only were they dry but they were browning. The client told me they were over $100. I was surprised because these hadn't been lush lovelies but more along the line of Charlie Brown xmas style. Figuring that sucks for them I went back in to buy my stems... not even thinking that if those were $100... I picked out 4 stems. One snapdragon, one mini chrysanthemum, a damaged hypericum and anotherthat I don't know the name of but it wasn't one of the swooshy expensive ones (I am very familiar with which ones those are from when I just HAD to have them!). One of the stems had damage on it, which I assumed they would just throw in or at very least remove the damage... this didn't happen. The person wrapped them and they were over $30. I guess I just got used to my other florists who always offer to fill something like that out with some greenery or somesuch thing. This didn't happen either. What I walked away with were 4 stems of grocery store quality charged at Thomas Hobbs prices. I'll post a pic of the stems I bought and what I could have gotten at my grocery store for a similar price. Don't get me wrong... I am willing to pay more for merch from a florist than from a grocery store... I just expect more from the florist for that increased price whether it be in quality, quantity or service. Edit in response to Chelsea... The reason I re-posted is because I thought there was some sort of glitch as my previous posting didn't show up. I am sincerely sorry if you felt in any way that there was a threat in it or that the purpose of my review was to attack in any way. I simply was sharing what my experience was so others could decide where they want to take their business. Your response to me, however, is similar to your response to the person looking for the wreath. Instead of asking how to make things better you have decided to accuse me of threatening your business, misunderstanding dialogue that happened right in front of me or maliciously misrepresenting the facts. It was my intention to go to your store in the next few weeks and either remove this review or adjust it depending on my experience as I am the first to admit that we all have bad days. Between your response and you saying I am now unwelcome in your store I'm afraid you have convinced me that this wasn't a bad day at all and this is simply how you roll. Instead of understanding that I was trying to be helpful and explain what I expect in customer service you have decided to accuse me of telling you what to do? Wow. I have moved from unsure to actively encouraging people to shop elsewhere.