Toronto Florist Archives - S. I. Copywriting

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Sal Ientile

Profile – Albi Florist

Sometimes an old school shop just knows how to do things properly. At least, that’s how I feel every time I order flowers from Albi Florist on the Danforth. Established in 1956, the Albi name has been presenting Torontonians with colourful flower arrangements for more than half a century.

Many people are well aware of the flower shop already. Their dedication to quality, freshness, presentation and timely delivery are some of the reasons flower seekers go back for more when the occasion calls for a heart warming symbol of strength, togetherness and love.

When flowers are needed, it is typically a big occasion. Why chance it with Mickey Mouse Flowers or the sad sample of rotting shrubbery the grocery store sells for a few bucks less? Special occasions call for exceptional flowers. The classic Toronto shops like Albi Florist still understand that.

Say It With Flowers

The slogan is a perfect title for the importance flowers conceal within their beautiful pedals and sturdy stems. Albi sticks by that slogan because it exemplifies an identity they have worked long and hard to create and maintain. They take pride in their work, the way you only find in the old shops that have been mastering their craft for generations.

Albi Florist is located at 1458 Danforth Ave, Toronto. They carefully design and assemble flower arrangements for all sorts of occasions including weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and life’s sadder moments, when flowers radiate with peacefulness, love, respect and unity, as we cherish those we love the most.

Visit albiflorist.com and get to know one of Toronto’s hidden gems on the east side. They deliver, in more ways than one.

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