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Our Little Flower Company

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Our Little Flower Company is an active florist with a confirmed wedding offering for couples looking for Vancouver wedding flowers. Its official site presents two ways to order: an à la carte collection for individual floral pieces and a custom wedding service for more tailored event work.

The business identifies itself as an online florist, with delivery throughout Metro Vancouver and pickup from its Delta studio. The current official site confirms the Delta pickup address below; the legacy Vancouver address and phone number were not used because they are not confirmed on the present official website.

Listing status and review date

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Our Little Flower Company’s official domain, https://olfco.ca/, matches the business name and provides a dedicated Wedding Flowers page with current wedding-service information. This supports an Active listing.

The official site identifies a secure pickup cabinet outside the company’s Delta studio at #7-7355 72 Street, Delta, BC. It publishes flowers@olfco.ca as its contact email. No current official phone number was found in the reviewed material, so no phone number is listed here.

Status: Active
Official website: https://olfco.ca/
Published email: flowers@olfco.ca
Published pickup location: #7-7355 72 Street, Delta, BC

Services and specialization

The wedding offering is divided into an à la carte collection and custom wedding flowers. The à la carte route is intended for couples who want to select the pieces they need, from a bridal bouquet to florals for a larger celebration. The official wedding page specifically names bouquets, boutonnieres and centrepieces, with pickup or delivery available.

For custom wedding flowers, the company says it works around a couple’s style, venue and vision. Published examples include bouquets, centrepieces, ceremony installations and statement pieces. This is the more relevant route to ask about when the floral plan depends on venue-specific styling or a more individually planned design.

The company explains that the central difference between its à la carte and full-service wedding services is the level of service. It says full-service work typically includes custom installations, on-site setup and floral support on the wedding day, whereas à la carte ordering is designed for personalized flowers without those additional on-site services.

À la carte wedding flowers
Custom wedding florals
Bouquets, boutonnieres and centrepieces
Ceremony installations and statement pieces for custom work
Potential on-site setup and floral support for full-service weddings

Service area and who it may suit

Our Little Flower Company says it delivers throughout Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, including Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, New Westminster, Surrey, Delta, Tsawwassen, Ladner, North Vancouver and West Vancouver. The website also says the business is happy to discuss destination weddings and events elsewhere in British Columbia.

The à la carte collection may suit couples planning an elopement, backyard celebration or larger wedding who prefer to order individual pieces. The company states there is no minimum spend for this route. Custom work may be better to explore where a venue needs installations, day-of setup or a more extensive floral plan.

The company’s pickup option is from its Delta studio, not a confirmed Vancouver storefront. Couples considering pickup should confirm the collection time, access instructions and responsibility for transporting arrangements before placing the order.

Metro Vancouver and Lower Mainland delivery is published
Destination weddings in British Columbia can be discussed
No à la carte minimum spend is published
Delta pickup is available by secure cabinet

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the choice between two ordering formats. Couples can use the à la carte collection for individually priced wedding pieces, or enquire about custom work for a style-, venue- and vision-led design. The company also says online wedding orders can be customized with inspiration photos, a preferred colour palette and flower preferences.

Another practical feature is the published order-change process. The company says a 30% non-refundable deposit secures the date and that changes to flower selections, quantities and designs can be made until the order is finalized and flowers are ordered, typically two to four weeks before the wedding date.

The available evidence does not provide a universal wedding package list, a fixed wedding-delivery rate, a current public phone number or published availability by date. These are practical points to confirm directly, rather than assumptions about the business or its capacity.

Two documented wedding ordering paths
Colour palette and flower preferences can be supplied
30% non-refundable deposit is published
Final flower-order timing is typically two to four weeks before the wedding
Availability and final delivery cost require direct confirmation

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published for selected wedding items, but a complete current wedding price list is not explicitly published. At the time of review, the official online shop listed a bridal bouquet at $275 and a boutonniere at $20. The bridal bouquet description says couples can specify a colour palette and that the design uses seasonal flowers.

For online wedding orders, the company says delivery is quoted separately according to location, weekday or weekend timing, number of delivery locations and order size. It states that most wedding flower deliveries fall between $75 and $250 and that an exact quote is provided before an order is placed.

For custom wedding flowers, the business says it has no strict minimum spend, but that custom wedding services typically include design consultations, delivery, installation and on-site floral support. It describes these services as the best fit for floral budgets of approximately $4,500 or more. This is budget guidance, not a fixed package quote.

Selected published item price: bridal bouquet $275
Selected published item price: boutonniere $20
Published wedding-delivery guidance: $75–$250
Custom-service budget guidance: approximately $4,500 or more
Request an event-specific written quote

Contact and booking

Visit the official website to shop the wedding collection or submit a custom-wedding enquiry. The published email address is flowers@olfco.ca. For a useful first message, provide the wedding date, venue, delivery or pickup preference, required floral pieces, any installation needs, inspiration images, colour palette and working floral budget.

The business’s FAQ says the 30% non-refundable deposit secures a date. It also says the company works directly with couples, venues, planners and coordinators, while recommending a planner or day-of coordinator for weddings with multiple vendors, installations or more complex logistics.

Because lead times and date-specific availability are not published, couples should ask about both before relying on the online shop or beginning a custom design process.

Email: flowers@olfco.ca
Shop online for à la carte wedding flowers
Use the custom-wedding enquiry route for tailored work
Confirm availability and lead time before booking

What couples should confirm

Confirm whether the event is best suited to the à la carte collection, custom florals or full-service support. This is especially important for ceremonies requiring an installation, multiple delivery locations, venue styling or on-site setup.

Ask for the final delivery quote based on the event location and logistics. For pickup, confirm the pickup cabinet instructions and collection time at the Delta studio. If ordering online, confirm the date on which the final flower selections, quantities and design direction will be locked.

For custom work, request a written proposal that separates floral pieces, delivery, installation, setup, any on-site support and payment timing. It is also sensible to confirm the seasonal substitution approach for requested flowers and whether any post-event removal is included where an installation is involved.

Best ordering route for the event scope
Date availability and booking lead time
Delivery quote or pickup logistics
Final design-approval deadline
Installation, setup and post-event responsibilities

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Frequently asked questions

Does Our Little Flower Company offer both à la carte and custom wedding flowers?

Yes. The official wedding page offers an à la carte collection as well as custom wedding flowers. It describes bouquets, boutonnieres and centrepieces for the à la carte route, while custom work may include ceremony installations and statement pieces.

Is there a minimum spend for à la carte wedding flowers?

No. The official FAQ states that there is no minimum spend for the à la carte wedding menu and that each item is individually priced.

Where does Our Little Flower Company deliver wedding flowers?

The company says it delivers throughout Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, including Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Delta, Tsawwassen, Ladner, North Vancouver and West Vancouver. It also invites couples to discuss destination weddings and events elsewhere in British Columbia.

What does wedding-flower delivery cost?

The company says most wedding flower deliveries fall between $75 and $250. The exact quote depends on the location, weekday or weekend timing, number of delivery locations and size of the order.

What budget does the company publish for custom wedding flowers?

The official site says there is no strict minimum, but that its custom wedding services are typically best suited to floral budgets of approximately $4,500 or more. Couples should request a proposal for their specific event.