Parsons Florist

Parsons Florist Family Owned and Operated Since 1917.A quality shop where customers realize what customer service is
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Family owned since 1917
Voted #1 favourite florist 12 years +
Award winning florist
Award winning designers

Sometimes a tree just needs something snuggly. We’re ready!
11/13/2025

Sometimes a tree just needs something snuggly. We’re ready!

We will remember.
11/10/2025

We will remember.

Always fun at Parsons!   Candy apples almost finished for the trick or treaters!
10/31/2025

Always fun at Parsons! Candy apples almost finished for the trick or treaters!

Busy day today getting ready for yet another amazing wedding this weekend!
10/23/2025

Busy day today getting ready for yet another amazing wedding this weekend!

10/19/2025

CLOSED - winner is Lisa Wood at $310 🎉

💚 Item 36: Flowers For A Year From Parsons Florist
Opening Bid: $150
Retail Value: $1000

Happy Diwali to our neighbours and friends!
10/17/2025

Happy Diwali to our neighbours and friends!

Fall flowers can be softer.  Love this wedding from last weekend.  Dresses were powder blue.
10/17/2025

Fall flowers can be softer. Love this wedding from last weekend. Dresses were powder blue.

Sneak peek at this weekends wedding.
10/17/2025

Sneak peek at this weekends wedding.

We’re open today from 9am to 3pm for your incredible Thanksgiving decor!
10/11/2025

We’re open today from 9am to 3pm for your incredible Thanksgiving decor!

10/06/2025

Address

52 Townline (at William Street)
Orangeville, ON
L9W1V2

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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Parsons’ 101 Years of Excellence

As we celebrate our 101st anniversary as family owned business here in Orangeville, we have decided to share some stories, advice and industry inside tips with our amazing community. Since 1917, the Parsons’ Family has been lead by not only some strong men, but some amazingly strong women. Four generations of women in fact have lead the team here at Parsons’. The question I am asked most often is if we have a fifth generation in the wings, ready to step up when the time comes. I am one of three siblings. My mom, Dorothy, (the third generation) told us we had to go out into the world and find our own way in life. As an only child, it was expected of her to enter the family business. Although she loved it, she never really knew if there was anything else out there for her. So, when we came along, the choice to enter the family business was not extended. We lived in the “real world”�, going to college, working for “the man”� and “working to live”�. It was in 1997 that I heard the news of the possible exit of my mom from the family business. Within two weeks, I had left my full time job, jumped on board and have never ever looked back. Mom of course was thrilled to see the family tradition continue. I am blessed beyond measure to be able to proudly say “I live to work”� now. Everyday is a joy to come to work. I know although it’ a job I want myself and my staff to be able to truly say work is fun, supportive, a loving and safe place to come to share a passion. Since 1997, I have been proud to have many fantastic employees who have come into our family, some for years and some just passing through on their way to finding their own career passions. Each one is hired for personality and trained for skill. I truly believe I can teach anyone to be a great designer, but I can not train someone to be a good person. To answer the question: I have no idea if either of my boys or my nieces or nephews will want to carry on the family tradition. If their heart calls them to the profession, I will of course, fully support their choice. Most of all I will support them to choose their passion as their Job. It will show in all aspects of their lives. “Live to work”�...What a blessing!

By Chris McCoy

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