Osborne Florist - Winnipeg's Only 7-Day Florist

Why Winnipeg Orders Here

We're the flower shop that answers at 7 AM on Sunday. The one that delivered on Christmas Day. The one where Manitoba's Premier rents office space in our building on Osborne Street. When you need flowers in Winnipeg, whether it's midnight or a holiday, we're the shop that makes it happen.

Our team of 8-10 designers works across a 30-year-old operation that grew from a mentor-apprentice handoff to one of South Osborne's anchor businesses. Owner Oriana learned the trade from Angie Le Cherbo, bought the shop, then bought the building following the same succession path. That's the kind of continuity you can count on when timing matters.

• Open 7 days a week (the only Winnipeg florist operating Sundays)
• Same-day delivery flexibility including early morning hospital orders and late-night urgent requests
• Day-of funeral service to guarantee freshness for memorial arrangements
• 8-10 staff members spanning every generation from 20s to 50s, bringing fresh ideas and decades of experience
• On-site dogs and cats (yes, customers visit just to see them)
• Building ownership with flower shop + Premier Wab Kinew's constituency office + upstairs Airbnb

What Makes Our Flowers Different

We source from Manitoba growers in summer and carry local honey, tea, cookies, and chocolate year-round. Our teacup arrangements pair locally-made tea with fresh blooms. We ship large funeral pieces to northern Indigenous communities that lack florists. We rent plants for corporate events. We're not just arranging stems, we're solving problems specific to Winnipeg.

If you order a funeral arrangement, we make it the morning of the service. If someone calls needing a wedding bouquet the day before their ceremony because another florist fell through, we've made it happen same-day. That's not a marketing claim. That's Tuesday.

Customer Stories

"One of my customers started coming in 20 years ago for a Christmas centerpiece after we did her wedding flowers. We bonded through loss, my partner's cancer, then her husband's death. She remarried but still gets that centerpiece every December. It's tradition now."

"We delivered to a man who'd just lost his wife. He opened the door, started crying, and hugged our driver. You don't realize how much you can play a part in somebody's life."

Look for the building with flowers painted on the garage and side wall. Wab Kinew's constituency office is inside. You might meet our shop dogs and cat. And if you need flowers at an unusual hour, just ask as we've probably done it before.