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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Da Fiori Floral Design, presented as Da Fiori Design on its official website, is a Vancouver wedding florist providing floral design for weddings and events. The studio says it serves Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley as well as destination celebrations. Its published work covers full-service weddings, intimate weddings and elopements, with bouquets, centrepieces and floral installations among the specifically identified formats.
The studio’s approach is based on seasonal botanicals and a loose, garden-influenced aesthetic. Some materials come from its own Fraser Valley cutting garden, while the company says it also sources from local organic growers. This profile was last reviewed on August 8, 2026; service scope, pricing and logistical details should be confirmed directly for each event.
Da Fiori describes itself as a full-service wedding and event floral design studio. Its official pages specifically identify floral design for full weddings, intimate weddings and elopements. The homepage also names bouquets, centrepieces and installations, giving couples a useful starting point when deciding whether the portfolio and service category fit their plans.
The studio designs with the season in mind rather than promising particular flower varieties throughout the year. Its stated visual direction is romantic, organic and influenced by overgrown gardens. Beyond weddings, Da Fiori works on events, editorials, photography and styling workshops, branding shoots, business displays and photo zones. Couples should distinguish these broader creative services from the exact deliverables included in a wedding proposal.
Da Fiori’s owner and lead designer, Polina, describes the studio as seasonally and sustainably inspired. The official philosophy page documents the use of herbs, seed pods, berries, grasses, vines and seasonal foliage alongside flowers. It also says the studio seeks alternatives to floral foam wherever possible. This is a stated working practice rather than a promise that every event will be entirely foam-free.
The company maintains an in-house cutting garden in the Fraser Valley. Its garden page lists roses, phlox, clematis, poppies, cosmos, nigella, zinnias, tulips, dahlias and daffodils among the varieties grown. It also produces plant-dyed silk ribbons used for wedding bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, table runners and styling. Actual availability will depend on the season, growing conditions and the needs of the event.
The official homepage identifies Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley as regular service areas and also refers to destinations. No definitive list of destination regions, travel fees or geographic limits is published, so celebrations outside the local area require a direct enquiry.
Da Fiori may suit couples seeking custom, season-led floral work with an organic garden character. The documented options for intimate weddings and elopements also make the studio relevant to couples planning something smaller than a conventional full reception. Couples who require fixed flower varieties, a predetermined package or firm online pricing should first confirm whether the studio’s custom process can accommodate those requirements.
Documented features include an in-house cutting garden, sourcing from local organic flower growers, options for both full-service and intimate celebrations, and an explicit effort to find alternatives to floral foam. The owner’s biography also states that she has worked in the floral industry for more than 15 years. These are concrete characteristics of the studio’s published approach, not independent endorsements or guarantees for a particular wedding.
The main practical limitation is the amount of planning information left unpublished. The website does not define what “full-service” includes, whether delivery, installation, room transfers or end-of-night removal are standard, or whether there is a minimum floral spend. It also does not display a public street address or telephone number. Couples therefore need a tailored enquiry before comparing Da Fiori with florists offering fixed packages.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site does not provide wedding package prices, minimum spends, delivery charges, installation fees, travel costs or sample bouquet pricing. No price should be inferred from the size or style of arrangements shown in a portfolio.
For a useful quote, couples can prepare their wedding date, venue, approximate guest and table counts, required personal flowers, ceremony pieces, reception arrangements and any installation ideas. They should also identify which pieces might need to be moved between spaces and whether removal is required after the event. Da Fiori must confirm which of these details affect its proposal.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed contact route is the enquiry form on Da Fiori Design’s official website. The site does not currently publish a clean postal address or a telephone number, so neither the legacy address nor any third-party contact listing has been carried into this profile.
Submitting an enquiry should not be treated as confirmation of availability. Couples should ask for a written outline covering the design process, quoted deliverables, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, travel, setup and removal. They should also confirm when the date becomes reserved and what payment or signed agreement is required.
Because the published information emphasizes design philosophy rather than package mechanics, couples should use the consultation to establish exactly what will be supplied and who is responsible for each on-site task. Seasonal sourcing can influence the final flower mix, so it is also important to discuss acceptable substitutions and whether the proposal is based on a colour and texture direction rather than guaranteed varieties.
For weddings outside Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley, confirm whether the destination is accepted and request all travel-related costs in writing. Couples interested in lower-waste mechanics should ask where foam-free alternatives are practical for their specific installations; the website says the studio seeks alternatives wherever possible but does not promise that every design is completely floral-foam-free.
Yes. The official services list specifically includes floral design for intimate weddings and elopements. Couples should enquire for the minimum scope, available deliverables and pricing.
Yes. The official homepage says the studio serves Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, as well as destinations. Exact travel limits and fees are not published.
Da Fiori maintains an in-house cutting garden in the Fraser Valley and says it incorporates garden-grown materials into its work. It also sources from local organic growers. Specific varieties remain seasonal and are not guaranteed by the published information.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples must use the official website’s contact form to request details about minimums, design fees, delivery, installation, travel and removal.
Website: https://www.dafioridesign.com/





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