Flower subscription worldwide: three bag sizes and what each delivery includes
All three items in the grid share one name, flower subscription worldwide, and differ only by size: Small Bag, Medium Bag or Large Bag. Size is the first choice; each bouquet is made to order and checked on the photo sent before the courier leaves.
Small, medium or large: choosing the bag
The grid gives no difference beyond the size word. Once ordered, the florist buys the flowers for it, so nothing sits ready beforehand.
If a named flower is unavailable, the florist swaps in one close in colour and price, visible on the pre-departure photo, with changes still possible then. A chat message about the occasion or budget brings back options with photos and prices before payment.
Flowers for the office on a schedule
Companies can have flowers sent to the office on a schedule instead of one-off orders. On request, a manager issues an invoice to the business, takes bank transfer payment and prepares the paperwork; regular orders run under a contract.
An office order needs the company name and floor; with a pass system, the bouquet goes through reception, and the sender learns who accepted it. Date, address, recipient or card text can change by messaging the manager, order number included, up to six hours before delivery.
For a single bouquet, bouquets covers one-off sends, and seasonal hits shows what's in season. Delivery windows show on each card; zones and timing are on delivery.
