Green Mission
Amoda Flowers is committed to sustainability. We take great care in selecting our flowers, packaging and supplies. Everything we offer is rooted in the idea that there is a gentle way to have what pleases us.

Services
We offer Vancouver Florist services for Weddings, Events and Corporate accounts.

Weddings
Beauty is in the details. We're here to listen to your ideas and lend our experience to co-create your most perfect wedding flowers. Whether you have a clear vision or you want to hear some fresh ideas, creating an aesthetic that reflects your personal aesthetic is our delight.

Want to have a green wedding? Your wedding is also an opportunity to tread lightly on the earth. Have a Vancouver green wedding by choosing Organic, Local, Fair trade and Certified Sustainable flowers. Please visit the 'gallery' to see pictures of modern Vancouver wedding flowers.

Events
There are so many reasons to celebrate. Let us decorate your event with flowers that will enhance the mood of your gathering.

Corporate Accounts
Have peace of mind in knowing that you have made a step toward "greening" your company with flowers from Amoda. Every week you will see the style and beauty of nature in the form of floral art. When it's time to show your employees they are appreciated send them a fresh and modern arrangement that they will surely enjoy. Carbon offsetting is included in all deliveries.

Classes
It seems that everyone loves flowers and would like the experience of being a floral designer. Relax and get inspired with a group of friends or co-workers. You can bring flowers from your garden or we can provide flowers for you.

Eco-Standards
We set a very high standard for everything we sell, selecting only the most naturally produced items for your enjoyment.

Flowers:
It is our passion to use eco friendly & fair trade flowers for every wedding, event and project we work on. We do not use any chemical preservatives or hydration solutions on our flowers. Here is a list of the options we use when designing your flowers:

• Organic Flowers
• Fair Trade Flowers

• Locally Grown Flowers
• Veriflora Certified Flowers
• Wild Crafted Flowers

Favours:
The Herb Plants and Seed Packets used for our “Living Favours” are organically grown and certified. The tree seedlings and native plants have been selected from suppliers that use sustainable growing practices.

Packaging:
We search for the best, most eco friendly packaging to use. We focus on sustainably produced items and avoid the use of plastic.

Tissue Paper
Made from 100% recycled paper.

Ribbon
We have 3 eco-ribbon options. Silk Ribbon is naturally biodegradable. Cotton ribbon is acid free and coloured with soy inks. Plant fiber ribbon is tree free, made from grasses and banana leaves.

Bags & Clear Wrap
Our clear wrap looks like cellophane but instead of plastic it is made from plant cellulose. This means it easily compostable. This cello-wrap is also non-GMO and carbon neutral.

Green-Practices
We support other green businesses and use the greenest options to run our Vancouver florist business.

Website
The energy that is used to run our website comes from the sun. Our website is hosted using solar powered servers run by "Solar Energy Host" located on Denman Island.

Carbon Offsetting
We buy carbon credits of help offset the carbon used for our deliveries, imported flowers and supplies.

Printing
All our "in office" printing is printed on recycled or tree free paper. We use green printing services for all our promotional material. These printers use soy-based inks.

Waste Reduction
We compost all of our plant material. And, of course, we recycle and reuse everything possible. At the end of the month we typically have ½ of a regular sized garbage bag of actual garbage.

Floral Industry Facts
Education is often the key to responsible choices. Here are a few facts to give you an idea of why it’s so important to buy flowers grown with environmental and social responsibility.

The floriculture industry uses more pesticides per acre than any other agricultural commodity.

Many of the chemicals used in South America, Asia, and South Africa are unregulated or banned.

It is estimated that there are as many as 350 million pesticide poisonings each year among agricultural workers.