How do you get your flowers to last so long? Our anniversary was weeks ago, and the roses are still going strong. Roses aren’t supposed to last this long, are they?(Phoebe E., Temecula CA )

 

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I don’t know how you did it, but not only did you help me resolve a persistent credit card issue with my card company, you also found time to deliver the flowers I ordered in time for my niece's first violin recital. I think we were still on the phone when the delivery went through. Now that's service!(Tania E., Bloomington IN )

 

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My new husband and I would like to thank you for the wonderful job you did on my centerpiece and bouquet, as well as my Aunt Lucy’s funeral the following week. Having to deal with you twice for very different purposes was made much easier by the professionalism of your florist shop personnel. You have our heartfelt thanks.(Hannah M. Middlemas, Atlanta GA )

 

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There's something about giving flowers that makes it worthwhile to be friends with people. That sounded strange. But I guess in a way it's true. I was struck by this sentiment when I looked at how your website was organized. There are many different types of arrangements and many different arrangements within those types. It got me to thinking about how people react to flowers and how they react to the people who send them. I think you've tapped into something here, about how people react to flowers and in what context they receive them probably affects how they are received. Not good vs. bad, but professional vs. romantic. That kind of thing. I think you are doing a great service by causing people to think about these things.(Jessica O., Florence AL )

 

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I was first attracted to your site because of your descriptions of the flower meanings. I’m in the flower trade (OK, I’m a delivery guy), and I didn’t know half the stuff that was on there. Last year, I ended up getting daisies and ivy (marriage and loyal love) for my anniversary. I’m ashamed to say that I didn’t use your site to order. The ones I got were OK, but I felt a little guilty for not ordering from you. This year, I finally ordered that same combination from you. It was a special order, so I talked with one of your service people. I was impressed with them, but that’s not why I’m writing. Both my wife and I were blown away with how much better and more professional your arrangement looked than the one I got last year. I’m glad I finally ordered something from you, and I wanted you to know that.(Ross C., Modesto CA )

 

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I'm a last minute kind of person, so I can really appreciate the job you guys do to get things away fast and accurate. I waited way too long to send flowers to my mother on Mother's Day, but that didn't seem to faze you at all. Wonderful to be a continuing customer of yours because of things like this.(Ashlin O., Casper WY )

 

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There's something about giving flowers that makes it worthwhile to be friends with people. That sounded strange. But I guess in a way it's true. I was struck by this sentiment when I looked at how your website was organized. There are many different types of arrangements and many different arrangements within those types. It got me to thinking about how people react to flowers and how they react to the people who send them. I think you've tapped into something here, about how people react to flowers and in what context they receive them probably affects how they are received. Not good vs. bad, but professional vs. romantic. That kind of thing. I think you are doing a great service by causing people to think about these things.(Jessica O. , Florence AL )

 

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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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Wonderful display you currently have at your floral shop, my wife cannot stop popping in for a look!(Eric Young, Seattle WA )

 

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I never bought anyone a bunch of flowers in my life, but then I guess that’s why I was single until my 38th birthday. Darlene loved the roses I bought from your florist, and I’m certainly going to be coming back – we’re getting wed next spring!(Don Smith, Yonkers NY )

 

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