A Richmond florist, est. 2001

Flowers, read
by the season.

For more than twenty years Fannie Leung has tied the neighbourhood's wedding, funeral and everyday flowers by hand — guided, as it always has been, by what's good this week.

Enquire for a wedding or event Browse the almanac

Fig. 1 — one stem, conditioned by hand

The almanac

What's good this week — read by the season.

A florist who's watched twenty Richmond springs knows what's worth tying when. A working sketch of the year on the bench.

Spring

Ranunculus & Sweet Pea

Soft, layered heads for early-season weddings and bright everyday jars.

Summer

Garden Roses

Full, scented blooms at their peak — the heart of summer celebrations.

Autumn

Berries & Foliage

Rust, copper and seed-heads for arrangements with weight and warmth.

Winter

Camellia & Evergreen

Quiet, structured stems for winter weddings and sympathy work alike.

The shop on Alexandra Road

A florist's hands and pressed botanicals at the bench

Fannie opened in 2001 and never moved — same doorway, same hands. The trade was learned the long way, stem by stem, and it shows in the way an arrangement holds together.

The brides of the early years bring their daughters now. The same shop has carried families through weddings and through funerals, season after season, without ever turning into a warehouse with a phone line.

It's still one florist, reading the season, tying by hand.

— Fannie Leung

What we make

Three books we've kept for two decades.

Weddings

Bridal bouquets, buttonholes, ceremony & table flowers, tied to one couple and one room.

By consultation

Funerals & Sympathy

Wreaths, casket flowers and tributes, handled with the care long practice brings.

Same-week

Events & Everyday

Parties, anniversaries, and the jar of whatever's good this week for the table at home.

Seasonal

Weddings & events

Tell Fannie about the day.

Send a few details and she'll reply by hand, usually within a day or two.

Two decades of weddings and events means there's rarely a question that hasn't come up before. Start with the basics — we'll take it from there.

1. The date, the place, and the kind of day it is.
2. Colours or flowers you love — or leave the palette to instinct.
3. A reply by hand, no template, no auto-quote.

About this concept

This is an independent florist website design concept created by X9 AI to show how Fannie's Florist — a florist in Richmond — could present its products, ordering flow and local experience online. It is a florist website design example and is not affiliated with Fannie's Florist. All photos, products, prices and hours shown are examples.

Why this concept works for a Richmond florist

✓Same-day delivery call-to-action front and centre
✓Mobile-first ordering for phone shoppers
✓Seasonal bouquet & arrangement showcase
✓Local Richmond florist search visibility
✓Google Maps & store-hours integration

Built by X9 Lab Media, a Vancouver web studio — we design florist websites and local-business sites across Metro Vancouver. See more at x9-ai.net.

Flowers, readby the season.