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Bridal.
For the bride who wants exactly one thing done perfectly. A hand-tied bouquet and a boutonnière, composed as a pair.
Every stem chosen together. Nothing added without reason.
A complete bridal set. Starting from $300.

A sculptural bridal composition in peach, lilac, and soft green — anthurium, tulips, ranunculus, and loose vine stems arranged with height and movement.

Deep burgundy calla lilies and red orchids, gathered low and dramatic. A bridal bouquet with edge, texture, and quiet intensity.

Dark calla lilies rising through pale green blooms — minimal, architectural, and slightly unexpected. Softness with a sharper line.
Wedding.
Hand-tied bridal bouquet, matching bridesmaids posies, and boutonnières for the wedding party – composed as a unified palette.
Altar installation and aisle arrangements.
Centrepieces, welcome arrangements, bar florals, cake table, and full venue dressing.
Full service wedding florals. Starting from $2,000.

A bold orange floral piece with anthurium and twisting branches — designed to bring warmth, height, and a sense of movement to a reception table.

Rust-toned orchids with trailing green texture, arranged as a rich, vertical statement piece. Warm, dramatic, and full of detail up close.

A pair of sculptural table arrangements with orchids, dark calla lilies, and loose vine movement — connected by palette, but never identical.
Subscriptions.
Our subscription service extends to restaurants, hotels, a variety of retail spaces, and private homes. Each floral arrangement is thoughtfully tailored to the specific space – from colour palette and flower selection to size and overall composition. Every subscription is approached individually, ensuring that the designs reflect the unique atmosphere and needs of each client, whether for a business or a home.
Subscriptions start from $300 a month.

Coral tulips, heliconia psittacorum, anthurium, and bare branches in a soft ceramic vase — bright, graphic, and made to hold attention without feeling heavy.

A pale green and ivory arrangement with airy branches and cascading texture. Quiet, generous, and ideal for a calm interior.

Rust orchids, dark foliage, and wandering green stems in a structured vessel — warm, moody, and architectural for a weekly standing piece.
Custom.
We create floral pieces designed to complement life's meaningful moments with beauty and intention. From bespoke bouquets to full-scale floral styling for events of all kinds, each arrangement is thoughtfully created to reflect the atmosphere, setting, and occasion.

A sculptural arrangement in deep plum and soft green — calla lilies, trailing amaranthus, and expressive stems designed with movement and shadow.

A bright, architectural piece with heliconia psittacorum, pincushion protea, and fresh green texture. Graphic, playful, and intentionally unexpected.

A large orange and green arrangement with gladiolus, bells of Ireland, and airy branching texture — bold enough for a room, but still considered in detail.
Story.
The Studio
Flöde is a Vancouver floral studio founded by Tanya Mishyna — a floral designer originally from Ukraine, with over a decade of experience across Europe and Canada.
Before founding Flöde, Tanya worked at Vancouver studio La Bomba Floristry, contributing to weddings, private events, and brand projects for clients including Prada, Canada Goose, Aesop, Stüssy, ILIA, and Pandora, among others.
The Approach
We don't see florals as decoration. Each piece is designed with intention — considering space, light, balance, and feeling.
Sometimes minimal, sometimes expressive, always thoughtful. We care about how something sits in a room, not just how it looks on its own.
For larger events and installations, Flöde expands through a trusted network of floral and production collaborators — allowing each project to scale while staying rooted in Tanya's creative direction.
Why Flöde
For people who are drawn to design. Who notice detail, texture, and proportion. For those who want something that feels considered, not typical.
Whether it's a bouquet, an event, or a full installation — it should feel like it belongs to you, and nowhere else.
The Name
Flöde comes from the Swedish word for "flow" — a quiet movement between opposites. Structure and softness. Something controlled, and something alive.
Cold surfaces. Stainless steel. Clean lines. And then — flowers. Imperfect, seasonal, expressive. We're drawn to that tension.