What began as a modest venture is now a vibrant hub of floral artistry and community spirit, known as Prestige Floral Studio.
The journey of Prestige Floral Studio began with a vision shared by Joanne and Jerry Parnham. They had established a successful home decor business, Prestige Home Decor, and saw an opportunity to expand. It was here that Joanne’s brother, Michael, was brought in to lead the new floral studio venture.
The early days were a test of patience and determination. As the new kid in town, Prestige Floral Studio faced the typical challenges of establishing a customer base. The first two years were a slow and steady climb. Despite the slow start, Michael’s commitment to quality and creativity began to pay off.
With time, the studio's reputation grew. Prestige Floral Studio became known for its exceptional variety of fresh flowers sourced from around the globe. Michael’s team, now expanded to a team of 6, began to attract more attention and clientele.
A key factor of success for Prestige Floral Studio was the unwavering support from the local community and partners. The credit union, a valued ally, had been both a trusted financial partner and a loyal customer. Supporting local businesses is a value that runs deep for Prestige Floral Studio. They believe in the importance of mutual support among local enterprises to create a thriving community.
The core principles of Prestige Floral Studio—quality, design, and excellent customer service—have remained central to its operations. Michael and his team are dedicated to ensuring every interaction is marked by genuine care for the customer, a principle that has helped build a loyal clientele and fostered a strong local presence.
From its humble beginnings to a cherished local gem, the studio continues to bring beauty and joy to the people of Prince Edward Island, one stunning floral arrangement at a time.
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