After my last order from you I realized that I normally go to three grocery stores to get all the food for my family, four different drug stores, at least two departments stores for appliances, and we have a rotation of five or six different restaurants we go to and are happy with. But I only use you guys to send flowers, balloons, and gifts. You are really a one-stop shop.(Candice M., Lakeland FL )

 

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I thought the plant and fruit basket was a great idea when I saw it in your online catalog, and I was right - it was a great idea. Everyone back home loved the fruit and the flowers. Some liked the fruit more, but we won't get into that. Thanks for providing such interesting arrangements of gifts.(Grant H., Lompoc CA )

 

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I’m so glad that I found your website. It was by chance, but I wish I had known about you guys sooner. Most of my gifts go over like a lead balloon. Now they go over like mylar balloons! HAHAHAHA! Oh, sorry. Lost my head there. Anyways, thanks a whole lot.(Tracy B., Norwich CT )

 

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I'll admit that I hadn't heard of you, despite the awards you've received. But now that I've used you a couple of times, I understand why you've won all those awards. Cheers to you for helping an old codger like me get the hang of ordering things off the Internet.(Frank F. , Eau Claire WI )

 

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My husband and I don’t have much time to spend together outside of evenings and weekends, but what we do enjoy is surprising each other with gifts. Last week I received one of your gift baskets, the chocolate one - delicious!(Maggie Brownlee, Saint Petersburg FL )

 

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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 , Japan)

 

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I'm so glad I found out about you. Sending your flowers to my friends as a thank you gift has almost become an occasion to solicit thank you notes. I could be the most popular person among all my friends because the flowers were so wonderful.(Lindsey N. , Longview TX )

 

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The section you have for "Corporate Gifts" is a bit of a misnomer. There are many more flower arrangements you have on your site that can be used in a corporate setting. I am thinking of some of the simpler designs on other areas of your site, including Thank You and Birthday. This just speaks to how skilled you are at putting these arrangements together.(Zelda E. , Tyler TX )

 

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I guess you really do a lot of successful business, because I was having trouble with an address for a hospital in Providence. Your staff apparently had delivered there before via FTD, because they knew it right away, and got the right get-well flowers and card to the right place. I bow to your greatness.(Olivia D., Sandusky OH )

 

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When I told people where I got the flowers for my anniversary, they didn’t know who I was talking about, but now they, and many other people, know your name. Thanks so much.(Daria L., Lansing MI )

 

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Thank you thank you! I had no idea what to get my wife for our anniversary, but your staff was able to help me get something she would love. My only problem now is that I have to top this year’s anniversary present next year. Gee, thanks a lot!!!! (jk) You’ll have to help me with that next year.(Brady U., Augusta GA )

 

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I love your website. I can't say it any more clear than that. I ordered several birthday bouquets over the last few months and they all arrived without any concerns and with some very personally complimentary comments. One of my friends asked if I had recently come into some money. No such luck, but apparently the high quality of the flowers made her think that.(Jeri W., Helsinki )

 

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What a great idea to pair sunflowers and yellow roses. I never would have thought of that. I forwarded a couple of those to a house I was trying to sell, and I got more comments on them than I did on the gorgeous stained-glass window over the entryway. It's amazing how much flowers impress people.(Allie E. , Fairfield CA )

 

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Thanks just for being there. Because let's face it, men have a definite need to send flowers from time to time. The more convenient it is, the more likely it is to get done, and the more likely that the woman in the relationship is going to be pleased quicker. Say a big "Whew!" and then get ready to send some more.(Ed R. , Charleston SC )

 

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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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Your floral shop was able to help us have a traditional wedding. Thank you for that.(Alan Marks, Phoenix AZ )

 

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