OLA La FLOR. Floral design and decor.

12/29/2025

Cozy Christmas decor for beauty studio in Halifax

12/29/2025

Christmas Decor for a Beauty Studio in Halifax

12/27/2025

I wanted to create a traditional Canadian Christmas decor with bows — but in a modern interpretation.
No bright, overused garlands. No visual noise.
More air, texture, and mood.
With the focus on form and details, not on sparkle.

Did I pull it off? 🎄✨
Be honest 👇

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas ✨
May your home be bright,
your mind at peace,
and your life have a little more beauty than chaos.
Cherish your loved ones,
treasure the simple moments,
and may there always be a little magic,
even on ordinary days 🌿
With love,
Your personal florist
Olha

12/24/2025

11/07/2025

Share with someone who could use this little token of gratitude.

11/01/2025

🇨🇦 Honour Remembrance Day with OLA LA FLOR.
This November, I'm offering 11% off for active military and veterans (proof of status required).

It’s my small way to say thank you for your service and sacrifice.
👉 All details and promo code are available on the homepage — visit www.olalaflor.ca to learn more.

10/30/2025

A modern bride doesn’t look for perfect flowers — she chooses the ones that feel like her. And that’s when they become perfect.

10/15/2025

I created this wedding a year ago, but for some reason, I still hadn’t shared the photos.
Florists know this all too well: we live in the moment — surrounded by scents, textures, and the quiet of the morning before the ceremony.
And then it feels like no photo could ever truly capture that atmosphere.
So the content quietly sits in the phone, waiting for its moment.

Let today be that moment.
And let the feed be a little fuller of calm and tenderness.

10/13/2025

It's just an interesting fact! 🦃
The first Thanksgiving in Canada took place earlier than in the United States!
It was held in 1578, when English explorer Martin Frobisher organized a thanksgiving meal in Nunavut to celebrate the survival of his expedition after a dangerous voyage from England.
So Canadians were celebrating Thanksgiving 43 years before the Pilgrims in Plymouth!
And they weren’t giving thanks for a good harvest — but simply for staying alive, which, let’s be honest, is also a pretty good reason to thank the universe 🥳