Funeral Service and Sympathy Flowers

We have recently seen the importance of traditional gestures to honor the deceased and flowers sent to the funeral home serve as a tribute at the service of the deceased. They add decoration, beauty, fragrance, and life to a somber event. They are symbolic not only of love and sympathy, but also of eternity and immortality. Throughout the world, funeral flowers have played an important role in funeral customs because of their fragrant beauty and comforting qualities. In ancient times, tradition called for loved ones to use flowers and herbs to anoint the bodies of the deceased, while aromatic flowers and plants were used to decorate the burial site. Today, flowers remain one of the most beautiful ways to express our condolences when words fail us. Need help getting started? Shop our Funeral Collection or read on for more helpful information.

What’s the difference between “funeral flowers” and “sympathy flowers”?

Flowers for the funeral service go directly to the funeral home. These floral arrangements are often large and formal. like the featured image at the beginning of this post. They provide decoration and serve as a tribute to the deceased. Due to this, they look best in a funeral home and at graveside services. Funeral flowers are usually not addressed to a particular loved one of the deceased but are intended, instead, as a way to pay respect to the deceased themselves.

Sympathy flowers go to the home of the deceased. They should be addressed and sent directly to a loved one of the deceased (family member, friend, acquaintance or business associate) who has suffered a recent loss. They are usually smaller or mid-sized floral arrangements that look good on end tables or used as centerpieces. Plants also make a great sympathy choice because they provide a lasting reminder of your thoughtfulness and serve as a keepsake in memory of the recipient’s loved one.

Is it appropriate to send flowers for the casket?

The tradition of adorning the casket with fresh flowers is typically reserved for the closest family members, often the deceased’s children or those making the funeral arrangements. For that reason, it’s recommended that you inquire with the family before ordering a gift of flowers for the casket.

I just heard the sad news…
is it too late to send funeral flowers?

No matter when you hear the sad news, sending flowers is always appropriate. If you still have time, you can choose to send a flower arrangement to the funeral service, or if you already missed the funeral, then you could send a plant, food basket or sympathy flowers to the home of the surviving family members.

Are there certain types of flowers that are not appropriate for sending to a funeral service?

Every flower, when tastefully arranged, is appropriate for expressing condolences. Designs that are going to a memorial or funeral service usually have larger flowers to create dramatic tributes. These might include gladioli, snapdragons, lilies, standard chrysanthemums, carnations and roses. Small-scale flowers in mid- to small-size designs are usually used for sending to the home. Only family members who are arranging the funeral should order flowers for the casket.

The obituary says “In lieu of funeral flowers,” but I still would like to send flowers – is this appropriate?

As part of making funeral arrangements, family members sometimes request a charitable donation is made “in lieu of flowers”. We think you should make the contribution; however, it is also acceptable if you decide you would also like to send flowers to the funeral service. Your donation will honor the family request and the flowers will add beauty, fragrance and life to a somber event.

I’d like to send a colorful, less somber arrangement that celebrates life.

A funeral service is as much about gaining closure following a death as it is about celebrating the delight and energy the deceased brought to life. For that reason, selecting vibrant, colorful, and bright funeral flowers are just as appropriate and can add a joyful note of remembrance to an otherwise somber occasion.

I am not certain where the service is being held. Can the florist help me?

Don’t worry, if you have the name of the deceased and the funeral home, we normally have the local obituaries to check them. You can trust Flowers Plus to take good care of your order and get your arrangement to the funeral on time. Also, it is possible that we may have multiple orders for the same funeral, so we will be aware of any theme or color scheme preferred, and know the local customs.

I don’t know what to send to a funeral that is out-of-town or overseas

If you are sending flowers to a service that is out-of-town, ask us to fill it “according to local customs.” Then we will send the style of design that is best suited for the service. There are many types of services, from traditional funerals to memorial services. It’s appropriate to buy and send funeral flowers to any of these services.

I am unsure on what to say and how to sign the card.

Most enclosure cards are pre-printed with messages like “Deepest sympathy” or “With love and sympathy.” All you need to do is sign your name. You should use your first and last name to avoid confusion for the family. If there are a group of names, you should spell each one for the person taking the order to make sure we have the correct information. Also, take a look at our suggestions below:

• Please accept these flowers and hear the words we are not able to speak
• With my deepest sympathy
• You are in my thoughts and prayers
• With love to you and your family
• In loving memory
• With heartfelt condolences
• My thoughts are with you at your time of need
• I want you to know that I am here for you at this time of grieving
• Thinking of you in these difficult times
• Please know our loving thoughts embrace you
• Our deepest sympathies during your time of loss. Please know that we are here for you.
• Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. We are sorry for your loss.
• In loving memory of [NAME], [HE/SHE] will be missed dearly.
• Please accept our condolences on the loss of your [MOTHER/FATHER/OTHER RELATION].
• Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. From all your friends at [BUSINESS NAME]
• [NAME] will always be in our hearts and memories. With sympathy, The [YOUR LAST NAME] Family

I’d like to send flowers to the memorial that can also be enjoyed at the viewing and church service.

For multiple day services, it’s best to send flowers that will be designed in a container with water or floral foam. This will keep the flowers fresh for the longest possible time. Design styles include vase arrangements, baskets, and container designs. Plants are also an excellent choice, as they can be enjoyed in the home long after the services are over. Browse our Funeral Bouquet Collection for ideas.

If you have any other questions, please call us at (704) 342-4529. Our experts at Flowers Plus have “seen it all” and will be happy to help you choose the perfect funeral or sympathy flowers.

Planning Your Wedding and the Flowers to Make It Perfect!

Planning a Wedding can be overwhelming, with all of the details and decisions looming! Flowers are an important element to any Wedding and here are some time line tips to keep you on track and the stress away!

10-12 Months Before Your Wedding

Research Wedding floral information online and in print. Accumulate and develop visual ideas such as, images of flowers, color palettes, designs and themes that you are drawn to. It’s also helpful to make note of the things that you do not like. Check out our portfolio (http://www.flowersplusonline/portfolio) to see some creating we have made for other weddings and occasions. Each wedding is custom designed, so your will be unique to you, but the portfolio can give you some ideas to start. Develop Wedding boards on Pinterest and catalog your preferences. You can also privatize your Pinterest boards if that is a priority for you.

8-10 Months Before Your Wedding

Determine your Floral Budget. This is often the most neglected item for couples because they just don’t have experience with wedding related items and their costs. Research shows that Floral Budgets on average are 10% of your total Wedding Budget.

A $30,000 Wedding should allow minimum of $3,000 for Floral Budget. Expect that figure to slide up the scale if flowers will be one of the main attractions at your Wedding.

Round up your Bridal Party and choose their colors and dresses for the Wedding. This is key for floral choices and most Florists will require this information as it drives the color palette and style of your Wedding.

4-8 Months Before Your Wedding

Schedule your consultation with us. We do not charge for an approximate 1-hour consultation. Please call (704) 575-0394 to book an appointment. Download and fill out this form in advance of your appointment with all of the information you have at this time. It will help us give you the best service and value for your wedding flowers. Don’t expect to be handed a price list or an estimate on the spot. Allow us up to a week to get back to you with their proposal, it takes time to consider and develop creative ideas for your wedding flowers.

Be prepared for your consultation with a wish list of all the areas you would like decorated at your ceremony and reception sites with flowers. Also list the Bridal Party, Men, Women, children who will need bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres, etc. as well as your estimated budget. We will consider your budget and your wish list to make creative recommendations for beautiful floral options.

Flower and Plant Care Tips

Flower Care

It goes without saying that all flowers and plants should be handled with the utmost care and attention. Always keep out of reach of children and pets. Certain plants and flowers may be harmful or may cause irritation so please be careful when handling. We recommend that you do not place your gift on an unprotected surface.

Here are some useful tips for different types of flowers:

Fresh Cut Roses:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of wrapped roses for graceful giving. See some beautiful selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

If you have received a gift of fresh cut roses please use the following care instructions to prolong the vase life of your Roses:

Upon arrival you should immediately prepare a clean vase with fresh water and if provided, some floral food. Fresh cut roses require lots of water. Fresh roses will drink at least a quarter of the vase each day so it is advisable to re-cut the stems at an angle under warm water with a sharp knife. It is important to remove any foliage below the water line. Avoid injuring stem bark. Changing the water on a daily basis will help eliminate any bacteria. Display roses in a cool location avoiding direct sunlight, excessive heat or cold. Do not display roses on the top of appliances such as a television, microwave or stereo. Appliances generate heat that will shorten the life of your fresh cut roses.

Key tips in success:

Re-cut stems underwater if needed. Keep vase full of water and use floral preservative. Display in a cool location.

Roses Arranged in a Vase:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of rose arrangements to delight that special someone. See selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

If you have received a gift of Roses arranged in a vase by your local flower shop, remove all wrapping and check the water level. If low, bring the water level to the top of the vase. Do not display roses in the sun or on top of appliances. If a rose should wilt prematurely, submerge the entire flower & stem in a tub or tray of warm water (100 degrees F or 38 degrees C) and straighten. On an angle, cut one inch from the end of the stem under warm water using a sharp knife. Allow the rose about two hours under water to revive. If the roses are arranged in floral foam, keep the foam saturated with fresh water and add floral food if proved by your local flower shop.

Wrapped Bouquets:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of wrapped bouquets for graceful giving. See some beautiful selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

Select a vase that best compliments your bouquet and add warm water and floral preservative. Remove foliage that will be below the water line in the vase and re-cut the stems underwater with a sharp knife. Check your bouquet daily and add fresh water when needed. Keep your vase 2/3 full. Display your bouquet in a cool location away from direct sunlight and enjoy!

Further supplies of flower food are available from your local garden center or florist. Some of your flowers may still be in bud. This is because we want you to enjoy them for as long as possible.

Fresh Flower Arrangements:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of floral arrangements to delight everyone on your gift list. See some beautiful selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

If you have received a fresh flower arrangement from your florist, please use the following care instructions to prolong the life of your flowers:

Immediately upon arrival, check the water level in your fresh flower arrangement. Add warm water and floral food if provided by the flower shop as needed. If your arrangement is in a basket or a shallow dish, please keep the floral foam saturated. Remove fading blooms and foliage. Some flowers last longer than others. To keep your entire arrangement looking fresh, simply pluck fading flowers off the stem. Flower arrangements do not require sun. Do not display flowers in direct sunlight or on top of appliances. Keep flowers from extreme heat and cold.

Key Tip:

Lily pollen can stain. Please carefully remove lily stamens from any newly opening blooms and avoid direct contact.

Plant Basket or Dish Garden Care:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of plant baskets and dish gardens to brighten your home. See some beautiful selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

If you have received a dish garden prepared by a local flower shop please use the following care instructions:

Moderately moist soil is best. Avoid over watering your garden. Shallow non-draining containers require less frequent watering then those with drainage. Place your Plant Basket or Dish Garden near a sunny window but keep it protected from direct sunlight.

Key Tip:

Most plants like light and an even temperature. Avoid draughts, fumes and cold .Foliage plants require little water in winter. Flowering plants generally need more water.

Fruit Basket:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of fruit and gift baskets for every occasion. See some selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

If you have received a Fruit or Fruit & Gourmet Basket from your local florist remember to remove the cellophane wrapping upon arrival. If you leave the cellophane wrapping on the fruit, it will over ripen very quickly.

Typically the basket will arrive with a mixture of red and green apples, oranges, bananas and an “exotic” fruit such as kiwi, pineapple or cherimoya. Clean all fruit before eating. Soft skin fruit should give slightly when touched. If they are hard leave them at room temperature to ripen.  Apples, oranges and kiwi can also be consumed over several weeks when stored in the refrigerator to maintain their freshness. Bananas should not be refrigerated as they will discolor. Fruit will spoil quicker in warm temperatures.

Key Tip:

Fresh or artificial fruit is sometimes included in flower arrangements for decorative purposes only. Do not remove or eat this, as it may have been secured with wooden, plastic or wire fixings.

House Plant Care:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of house plants to brighten your home. See some beautiful selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

Here are some tips to keep all of your house plants in tip-top shape all year round:

1. Avoid annoying little flies by being careful not to tip tea and coffee into plant containers. The sugars left in the compost make it an ideal breeding ground for sciarid flies.
2. Use trough planters as natural screens. They reduce noise and are useful as barriers to separate walkways etc.
3. One of the most common causes of plant death is over-watering. Common signs of over-watering are a wet but wilting plant (it looks wilted but the soils wet), brown leaves or yellow falling leaves. Make sure there are holes in the bottom of the container to allow proper drainage.
4. Your plants need water, light and warmth to survive. So when you’re off on holiday, don’t forget about your green friends. Make sure that someone else knows to keep the blinds open and the thermostat up.
5. Peat free compost is suitable for all your indoor plants.
6. Variegated plants (featuring leaves with white edges or white flecks) often need more light than their green cousins. Keep them nearer to a window so that they can get all the light that they need.
7. Plants acclimatize slowly to different surroundings by changing their leaf orientation and structure. If you can, try not to move them around, as they may not adapt as easily as you think.
8. Plants reduce stress. Every room in your home will benefit from a nice plant, as long as you have the correct light conditions for it.
9. You can still have plants where space is at a premium. Some of our latest designs use tall containers to show off the plants, thus taking up as little floor space as possible.
10. Regularly prune your plants to stop them becoming ‘leggy’. Once they’ve lost the foliage on their lower branches, it’s very difficult to get it to return.

Orchid Care:

FlowersPlus offers a variety of orchids to bring elegance your home. See some unique selections here or call us at 704-342-5429 for more information.

Orchids need ample water but should be allowed to dry out some between waterings. One way to check for watering is by poking your finger about an inch into the growing media. If it’s dry, give it some water; otherwise, let it be. Indoor orchid plants also need adequate humidity, about fifty to seventy percent.

Prom Season…

Each year we get a new group of juniors and returning seniors that have to get ready for their Prom. Here are a few pointers to get you started and help you along the way.

• Visit Flowers Plus at least two or three weeks prior to your prom. This will allow us to special order the flowers
• Bring in a swatch of your dress or your date’s dress to match the ribbon for your corsage, wristlet and/or boutonniere
• Ask your date what her favorite color is and if she has a favorite flower. By using her favorite flower and/or color you can personalize her prom flowers and make her feel even more special
• Prom Flowers are special order flowers and must be paid for when placing your order.
• Visit our website www.flowersplusonline.com or our facebook page for ideas

Trust Flowers Plus to make your beautiful prom flowers …after all, we are the experts. Each of our designers have made 1000′s of corsages, wristlets and boutonnieres. We stay current with the latest trends and designs. Please stop by so we can assist with your prom needs.

Sympathy Flowers …

Comforting those who have lost a loved one is never easy.  In fact, we are often unsure how to commemorate the death of loved ones.  Today’s services are sometimes more simple and shorter in duration.  An increase in cremations has resulted in shorter or even no memorial services.  Flowers remain an appropriate and thoughtful way to honor the loss of a beautiful life.

Personalized funeral and sympathy tributes are a growing trend.  If the deceased loved the outdoors, a design incorporating branches and natural materials would be ideal, if the deceased was an avid gardener, a tribute composed of garden flowers or a vine of tomatoes, garden gloves, or trowels would be a perfect choice.

Sending a gift of flowers to the home is a wonderful way to express your sympathy and is a popular trend.  Some prefer to send flowers to the home immediately while others wait a week or more.  There are no rules of etiquette, simply follow your heart.  Flowers are a comforting reminder during the grieving process that friends have not forgotten.

A question we are frequently asked …“Is it still appropriate to send flowers if the death notice mentions a charitable donation?”  The answer is … Yes.  Sending flowers is always appropriate and in good taste.  Flowers communicate what is often difficult to say in words.  Flowers add warmth and provide visible emotional support needed during difficult times.

Flowers are always a beautiful way to honor a beautiful life.

How much are Wedding Flowers??

It’s engagement season and we get asked this question a lot and it’s pretty much impossible to answer. It would make everyone’s life easier if we had a simple answer, unfortunately we do not. There are so many factors that determine the cost of flowers for a wedding that until the consultation we really can only give a ball park figure, but really don’t know until we meet, talk and decide on what would be right for that individuals wedding.

A simple wedding might consist of a bridal bouquet, groom’s boutonnière and a few corsages. Other weddings will include a large wedding party, ceremony decor and reception centerpieces.   One bride may want 2 altar arrangements, while another may want to add pew decorations, garlands of flowers, wreaths on the doors, an aisle lined with petals, or any number of Pinterest inspired ideas, all of which are completely available, but do have a very big difference in cost.

Other considerations that will determine price are the flowers that are selected, the time of year as well as the size and style of each bouquet. If the bride chooses flowers that are out of season it will be more expensive than a selection from seasonal flowers.  Holiday’s also drive the prices of flowers up from the very basic level.  Valentine’s Day, Easter and Mother’s day to name a few.  Always talk to your florist and make the best choice that you feel comfortable with.  Flowers bring beauty to the day, but the Bride and Groom are really the true “Centerpieces”.

The Consultation

The appropriate way to get an estimate on your wedding flowers is to schedule a consultation to talk about all the options.  We love for brides to share pictures and ideas about what their vision is for their wedding.   It gives us a true understanding of the couple’s style.  During the consultation we can suggest appropriate substitutions if necessary, while keeping the color and style preferences of the bride in mind.

 The Deposit

As soon as a bride knows which florist she trusts to make her wedding flower dreams a reality, she will be asked to leave a deposit. Every florist has their own policy regarding deposits and payments. Once we take a deposit, we “save” that date and depending on the size of the event, we may turn away other requests for our services; which is why the deposits are not refundable. It’s important to select a trusted professional florist so you don’t have to worry about any of the flower details on your big day. Choose wisely, communicate well, then relax and let Flowers Plus do what we do best!

 

 

Holiday Decor Tips

December is that time of year that so many Holiday’s, that mean so very much to so very many offers us the opportunity to learn and grow from each other.  I’m sure many of you are in the midst of planning holiday dinners,  parties and decoratating your homes. Flowers and fresh evergreens always compliment any dinner table, an entry hall table, guest powder room, or guest rooms where holiday guest may be staying to name a few. Here are a few tips and things to think about from Flowers Plus to help you choose the right flowers for your table!

Avoid Fragrant Flowers.  Some flowers smell wonderfully fragrant, but for a dinner table, it’s best to avoid aromatic blooms. You don’t want the scent interfering with the delicious meal that you’ve just spent hours preparing! Also, avoid high allergen flowers.

So now that you know what flowers to avoid, which are the best flowers to use for your holiday table? Our favorite flowers that we always love to use for holiday centerpieces are Velvety Roses, Orchids, Calla Lilies, Snow Flake Mums, Snap Dragons, Hypericum Berrries, Hydrangia, Stars of Bethlehem, pods, and mixed winter foiliages…just to name a few.

Always make sure your centerpiece does not block the view of the person sitting across from you. While the flowers may be beautiful, you do not want them interfering with having a conversation!  Make sure that your flowers are a reasonable height. You either go low (no higher than 12” to 15” tall) or go really high like decorating your chandelier with flowers!

If you’re lucky enough to have a massive table, you can order a large centerpiece without it taking up too much of a footprint on your table. For those with less space, a smaller centerpiece or individual vases and arrangements might be better so you have enough room to showcase all those great treats for all of your guest!

Just tell us your vision and our designers will create something beautiful that is sure to please!

Wishing you and your families a very Happy and Safe Holiday Season, and from all of us at Flowers Plus, “Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!”

Carnations….Love or Hate?

The carnation is a controversial topic, people either love them or hate them. Most people hate them.

Why?

Carnations are hardy flowers which have been cultivated for hundreds of years. The flower ranges from the diminutive mini carnation used in bouquets–which are sometimes deceptive and not recognized as a carnation to large single bloom commonly worn in the buttonhole. Carnations may used as a filler in bouquets and are one of the most widely known flowers in the world. Many people associate carnations with love and affection, and they may be exchanged on holidays dedicated to these sentiments. They really are rather lovely bloom, even if they are considered “common”.

So, why do people dislike them so much?

Well, some associate them with funerals or as a cheap flower. Nothing could be further from the truth; they can be quite lovely and long-lasting when used in a floral arrangement. Carnations come in a wide variety of colors and vary from white, red, pink, yellow, purple, peach and bi-colors, just to name a few.

And yes, maybe they might look a little tacky dyed green for St. Patrick’s Day but isn’t that fun? The Carnation is a versatile flower that can transform itself from tacky to cool!!

Of course we get requests for carnations to NOT be put into arrangements but florists are slowly re-introducing them into popular culture as long as the customer isn’t specific. A bunch of carnations in a vase can last several weeks. Of course you will need to change the water and slightly trim the tips before placing them back into water. Now, what other flowers can do that?

Instead of being a carnation hater, take a second look.

“My Top 10”

When people ask the question, “What do you do?” and I tell them I work in a flower shop, they usually respond with one of the following reactions: “Oh! I’ve always wanted to work in a flower shop” or “It must be so much fun working around beautiful flowers everyday…” 

Here are the “Top 10” [Light-Hearted] things I’ve learned working at a flower shop…

1. Dignity is overrated…you realize this after the fourth time you slip on spilled water and try to remain upright  #ArmsFlailing

2. While we’re on the subject of things that are overrated, add lunch breaks to the list…Thankfully “Halfpenny’ s” is 10 steps away!  #YumCarmelAppleMuffins

3. As much as you want to wear your cute sandals or flats to work, Don’t. [See #1]

4. The Keurig™ … it’s a way of life  #CaffeineFix

5. “Every Rose Has its Thorn”… some are more like daggers, and their only mission in life is to lodge themselves into your fingers

6. Valentine’s Day…need I say more?  #NotAnotherRedRose

7. Manicured nails are a thing of the past

8. In Large quantities, Baby’s Breath [or Gypsophila, as it’s known in the industry] kind of smells like cat pee #StillPretty

9. The occasional “Bride-zilla” & “Groom-zilla” does exist – I get it!  #WeddingJitters #ThePerfectDay

10. There is no greater temptation than to walk in to the cooler the size of a living room at your favorite wholesalers and gaze upon the most gorgeous blooming beauties. You must develop tunnel vision and repeat the following mantra, “I‘m here for a reason…I will only buy what I need…”

And just when you feel like you can’t poke even one more stem in to an arrangement, someone comes into the shop and says, “I’m on my lunch break, and I just had to stop in and buy some beautiful flowers to brighten my day.” 

That’s when I remember ….My  job is pretty awesome! 

We love our customers!!

P.S. In all seriousness, I have learned so  very much more…sometimes it can get chaotic but at the end of the day it’s a good feeling to walk away and know that you played a small part in brightening someone’s day. 

That’s why….”I do what I love and love what I do”!!

                                                                                                   By: Maureen Nolan

“Do What You Love…Love What You Do”

Flowers Plus has been in business for 28 years and is located in the heart of Uptown Charlotte, NC. We specialize in friendly customer service, beautiful fresh cut flowers and tropicals, a wide selection of green and blooming plants, fruit and snack baskets to name a few. We also specialize in weddings, special events, corporate parties and weekly corporate arrangements. We strive to provide our customers with the highest standard of quality in product, design, service and presentation while never forgetting value. We’re in the business of happy and love being inspired by all of the pretty that surrounds us.

Deb is the first point of contact at Flowers Plus. She provides our clients with a high level of professional service whether you call on the phone or walk in the front door. She manages to interpret our customer’s vision and relay it to our talented staff of floral designers.                               

We take pride in having a staff of strong, talented, creative designers that all share a love for flowers. We have two full time designers Gary & Tammy, two part time Maureen & Mel and two “casual” Paula & Jacq.  If you add up all the years experience along with Joel [the owner] it totals over 150 years!! That’s a lot of experience and pretty impressive!!

We have three dedicated delivery drivers Cedric, Lori & Calvin who take pride to insure that each floral arrangement, plant, gift basket and funeral piece all arrive at their destination in a timely manner and as beautiful as they were when they left the flower shop.

Since we are a small local business it is very important to us to support other local small businesses. For the most part our flowers come from local flower farms & green houses, Burleson Flower Farm and Briarpatch Nursery. We also carry yummy chocolates from another small business barCHOCOLATE, a local chocolate artisan as well as handmade soaps and spa products from Small Keys.  Every time you walk into your local flower shop you are supporting a local business. The flowers from that local shop are fresh cut, hand-arranged and you will have the opportunity to get that arrangement customized to fit your specific need!

Avoid getting fooled by the national flower delivery sites that ship flowers in a box. Flowers lose their special touch when the recipient has to unpack and arrange the bouquet themselves. Our designers hand-arrange and our delivery team will personally deliver your flowers.

Remember, flowers are perfect for any occasion; they are always in style, customizable, used for home decoration, worn for personal decoration and the perfect thing to brighten anyone’s day!