The phrase "a floral shop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a business that sells flowers and related items.
Example: "I stopped by a floral shop to buy a bouquet for my friend's birthday."
Alternatives: "a flower store" or "a flower shop."
"He was just part of Larchmont," said Elizabeth Alfieri, who owns a floral shop on Chatsworth Avenue in Larchmont.
There is a large second-hand bookstore and cafe, a floral shop, and Goutal fragrances at a discount.
The Rev. Alma Daniel, an interfaith minister, officiated at Bloom Flowers, a floral shop in New York.
For those who would simply like to have an inexpensive indoor cactus or two, Dr. Barad recommends visiting a floral shop.
No employer is going to ask a fashion designer to create a garden-party dress with $100 of materials from a floral shop.
Say the person who does floral arranging, owns a floral shop — would that person also be speaking at the wedding?
Whether that world is styled as a floral shopping centre, a breezy yoga retreat or a drunken poetry slam, it lives and dies on how its users relate to its founder.
One way might to be invest in a child's floral shop, with an understanding that it could fail but would teach business lessons along the way.
Hey, there's an in-house floral shop, dry cleaning services, and you can even get your shoes shined for free at the Ritz.
SAN FRANCISCO — A week before Election Day, Christopher Burnett's floral shop filled an order for one of the many same-sex weddings he has worked in the last five months: eight corsages, a dozen boutonnieres and two bouquets for the two brides, each with three dozen roses.
In place of a chandelier, he used monofilament to suspend sandblasted wood branches he bought in a floral supply shop.
