The atelier
One cold room off Ferozepur Road, a standing order with two Pattoki growers, and a rule we have never broken: the market decides.
We buy narrow and deep
Most florists carry a fixed range and source to fill it. That means buying whatever is available at the price the menu demands, which is how a rose that left the farm eleven days ago ends up in a bouquet sold as fresh.
We work the other way around. We are at the Pattoki market six mornings a week, we buy the varieties that are genuinely good that week, and we build the range around them. When the tulips stop arriving in February, they come off the site. When the motia is running in June, we buy far more than is sensible.
It makes the catalogue harder to plan and the flowers considerably better.
Seven years, one method
2019
A single cold room off Ferozepur Road and two florists. First standing order placed with a Pattoki grower who still supplies us today.
2021
The atelier moves to MM Alam Road and opens to walk-ins. The market table — buying single-variety stems by the bundle — starts here, as an experiment.
2023
Our own riders replace the courier, so same-day delivery reaches every corner of Lahore. Subscriptions launch after two years of quietly running them for a handful of clients.
2026
Eighteen florists on the bench, 310 events styled, one city served properly — and the same 5am drive down to Pattoki.
6×
Market runs a week
18
Florists
4.9
Average rating
Four things we will not compromise on
We tell you what will last
Every product page carries a real vase life, not an optimistic one. Motia gives you a day. Guldaudi gives you three weeks. Both are worth buying — but you should know which is which before you spend.
We substitute honestly
If a variety is not up to standard on the day, we swap it for something of the same colour, form and value — and we tell you what changed rather than hoping you will not notice.
Nothing is held in storage
Stems that do not sell inside their window go to the workshops or to the staff room. They do not go into next week’s bouquets at a discount.
A named florist builds it
Every arrangement is spiralled by hand on the bench by someone whose name is on the card. No templates, no assembly line, no two identical.
The market table is open to walk-ins
12-C, MM Alam Road, Gulberg III. Monday to Saturday, 09:00 to 20:00, and Sunday afternoons. Buy by the stem, have it wrapped while you wait, or just come and look at what arrived that morning.
