Online florists

[okgo]

Hello chaps, and women,


Nneed a reccomendation for a decent online florist that deliver next day in the London area, not looking to spend a fortune, but can do without wilting crap.

Thanks

[aveyheks]

http://www.clareflorist.co.uk/ Have yet to let me down

[Arese]

http://www.interflora.co.uk/ ?

[Size Nine Elm]

M&S online flowers are very good.

[okgo]

Thanks chaps, £30 seem about the going rate?

[Arese]

okgo said:

Thanks chaps, £30 seem about the going rate?

Depends what you want. A dozen roses would tend to be about £30 I think, yeah.

[okgo]

I don't know, a bunch of flowers that look half decent that will cheer a girl up. Beyond that I have no idea

[TonyHetherington]

Arese said:

okgo said:

Thanks chaps, £30 seem about the going rate?

Depends what you want. A dozen roses would tend to be about £30 I think, yeah.

Not in the middle of February they bloody ain't

[51mes]

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

[ewenm]

51mes said:

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

I do exactly the same.

[Arese]

TonyHetherington said:

Arese said:

okgo said:

Thanks chaps, £30 seem about the going rate?

Depends what you want. A dozen roses would tend to be about £30 I think, yeah.

Not in the middle of February they bloody ain't

Indeed! Thankfully Mrs Arese-to-be insists on no flowers for Hallmark Valentines Day. I just cook a slap-up meal!

[okgo]

51mes said:

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

good idea, do you think they would deliver them?

[GreenDog]

Size Nine Elm said:

M&S online flowers are very good.

This it true, although I've also been very pleased with the results when contacting a florist local to the area. The clincher in getting them delivered to where she works so all her pals get to see them

[okgo]

GreenDog said:

Size Nine Elm said:

M&S online flowers are very good.

This it true, although I've also been very pleased with the results when contacting a florist local to the area. The clincher in getting them delivered to where she works so all her pals get to see them

That wouldn't work for a number of reasons

But will look into m&s and local too.

[ewenm]

okgo said:

51mes said:

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

good idea, do you think they would deliver them?

First question when you ring them - "Do you deliver?"...

[okgo]

ewenm said:

okgo said:

51mes said:

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

good idea, do you think they would deliver them?

First question when you ring them - "Do you deliver?"...

thank god you're around eh ewen?

[Mobile Chicane]

Try here: Jane Packer

The rose 'hatbox' is £35 and stunning

[Arese]

okgo said:

ewenm said:

okgo said:

51mes said:

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

good idea, do you think they would deliver them?

First question when you ring them - "Do you deliver?"...

thank god you're around eh ewen?

Just hope they don't answer "No, just chicken and beef."

Think about it

[ewenm]

okgo said:

ewenm said:

okgo said:

51mes said:

I always find a local florist in the area I want them delivered using yell or google whatever and ring them direct - so far I'm yet to be dissapointed..

Interflora takes a significant cut of your spend before the florist gets paid. also speaking with a human being allows you to "personalise" wht is being sent in some way if you know the recipient has preferences...

Simes.

good idea, do you think they would deliver them?

First question when you ring them - "Do you deliver?"...

thank god you're around eh ewen?

Always happy to help in a patronising manner

[okgo]

Thanks MC, I think its a little too far away from the 5 mile radius of W1 unfortunatly.