Your flower bouquets are very good, and I will continue to use you for as long as I can!(Ahmed Saint, Oklahoma City OK )

 

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I’ve been burned before by fly by night operations on the Internet. You can understand why I hesitated before purchasing anything. But I’m glad it all turned out and you are trustworthy enough to have won my business for the foreseeable future. I send a lot of flowers in my line of work, so I know what I’m talking about.(Jill B. , Lubbock TX )

 

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I received flowers from the young couple next door when I returned from hospital. They were lovely and I'm told they were bought from your florist so thank you(Olivia J.T. Buckton, Detroit Michigan )

 

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OK. I have to tell someone about this. I was in the running for a good job at a reputable company. After a series of interviews that went OK but not spectacular, the recruiter told me I was a finalist out of five people. I’ve never done this before, but my mother told me to send flowers. I thought, what the heck? So I did. I skiffed over to your site and sent everyone who interviewed me a small bouquet as a thank you. About a week later, I got the job. Now, I’d like to think that it was my stellar experience and mad skills that got me the job, but I’m glad that those flowers may have given an extra push to the people on the interviewing committee. Thanks for that extra push. I start next month.(Ginny H., Salem OR )

 

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The hospital is not a fun place to be over the Holidays. I know, because I lived through it once. My dad spent last Christmas in hospital recovering from bypass surgery. So I wanted to send something to let him know we were all thinking of him. I wish I could have been there, but we're scattered throughout the world and we never really see each other during the holidays because traveling is so frightful nowadays. More often than not we see each other in the spring, celebrating nothing in particular, because it's much more bearable. I apologize if this sounds like my life story. All I really wanted to point out was that I thought the floral arrangement I send turned out wonderful. My mum clicked a few images for me to see, and I noticed how much fuller and more colorful they seemed than what I remember from the picture on your website. A pleasant surprise, thank you very much.(Abigail H. , Wollongong NSW , Australia)

 

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I wanted to thank you for providing such a wonderful display of white roses for my father’s funeral. They were tasteful and lovely, and they really set the tone.(Amy W. , Cedar Rapids IA )

 

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Though I am far away from my friends, it's nice to know that I can let them know I am thinking about them in a time of sadness and loss. Flowers are so much more tactile and have more substance than cards or electronic messages, like they are stand-ins for you. It's something they can move around and focus on in order to get the kind of feeling that I hope I would provide were I there. I'm glad that you can help me express my sympathy for the family in this way and that I can do it much more easily than if I were to go there myself. That sounds horrible, I suppose, but my feeling is that it does no one any good if I were to go there for just a gesture when I can send something in my stead. (Jenny K., Escuintla )

 

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The bar I’ve just started working in takes a flower delivery from you once a week to liven the place up a bit and stop it seeming so masculine – I’d like to thank you personally however, it makes the place so much bearable to work in!(Susan Manley, Toronto Canada )

 

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As a society, we tend to send flowers out of feelings of guilt for not being in a place we would normally be. Before the advent of automobiles and airplanes, we wouldn't stray too far from home (except in a few cases), and so we didn't have a need for sending gifts through the mail, or the Internet, or using FTD, or some other wire service. But we are products of our times, and because even nuclear families are so far flung, and because husbands and wives often live and work on different continents from one another, we have this need to send gifts to one anther in lieu of being there. What we're acknowledging is that we usually do what we can to make compromises between how we would like to live and how we would like to be close to one another. It's apparently socially acceptable to be apart like this as long as we can send each other things that remind us of this emotional connection even though there's no physical connection. ROCK ON, BROTHER!!!(Rey V., Nagoya )

 

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There are so many reasons to distrust the companies that you find on the Internet, even flower delivery companies. Bless you for being one of the good guys.(Brittany L. , Prague , Czech Republic)

 

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