We are a Social Enterprise Online Florist Studio
Our Story
Hello Flowers! was founded in 2014 with a simple belief that flowers can do more than look beautiful. They can heal, empower, and connect.
We create whimsical, nature-inspired floral designs that bring calm and joy into everyday life. Beyond our bouquets, we are a social enterprise florist that uses flowers to make a difference — supporting women, communities, and anyone who could use a little kindness.
Every arrangement is crafted with heart, and every purchase helps fund our therapeutic floral workshops and outreach programs. These programs bring comfort and connection to caregivers, seniors, persons with additional needs, and individuals on their healing journeys.
We also offer gentle, hands-on workshops that invite people to pause, breathe, and rediscover the joy of creating with nature.
After weddings and events, we repurpose leftover blooms into bouquets for hospices and elderly homes, bringing unexpected joy to those who receive them.
We believe that flowers can create ripples of hope and connection — one bloom, one act of care, one person at a time.
Thank you for helping us make flowers more than just a gift. 💛
Learn more about our social initiatives here
Georgia O'Keeff
When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for the moment. I want to give that world to someone else. Most people in the city rush around so, they have no time to look at a flower. I want them to see it whether they want to or not.
What we hope for
Vision
To spread love and to provide a safe, therapeutic space where flowers and nature can be used as a means to help meet the various needs of individuals.
What we aim to do
Mission
We hope to improve accessibility and provide equal opportunities for all, especially the vulnerable, to experience healing, empowerment and restoration through flowers and nature.
Our Founder
Annie C.
With a background as a trained social worker specializing in family violence, Annie is deeply attuned to the social issues within our community.
Combining her passion for flowers with their therapeutic qualities, she is dedicated to promoting mental well-being for people from all walks of life by making therapeutic floral workshops and the joy of gifting flowers more accessible.
Recently, Annie earned her Master’s degree in Social Work (Research), enriching her insight into mental health challenges among young adults.
As a certified therapeutic horticulture ally, she continues to advocate for healing through nature.