#### What it asks of the person receiving it
Very little, which is the second half of the argument. A flat surface, and a thin stream of water poured at the edge each day until the foam stops taking it. In air at 25 to 33 °C that is a daily job rather than an occasional one, since the open field of petals loses water faster than a covered arrangement would. Pouring over the top achieves nothing useful. Water sits in the leaf joints and shows up as brown marks a day later. The limitation is height, and it is worth knowing before ordering rather than after. A shallow heart is read from above and from about a metre away, so it belongs on a low table in a room where people sit. Across a hotel lobby or a wide terrace it barely registers at all. - Where it will stand, and whether that surface is low enough to look down into. - Who takes it at the door, since it arrives open and is not left at a gate. - The date it is actually for, because the outline is at its best a day or two after delivery rather than on the morning of it. - Indoors or outdoors, which for this build is not really a choice. #### The addresses this format suits here
A room at a resort in Kata or Kamala is the easy case. There is one low surface, the air conditioning is on, and the arrangement stays where it is put. A villa needs one more question answered. Open rooms and terraces look like the obvious place to put something this photogenic, and they are the worst of the available options, because moving air dries the foam and the sun accelerates the whole life of the piece into two days. An anniversary dinner by the sea comes up often and works badly for the same reasons. We would rather build the heart for the room than for the table outside, and say so at the order. An airport arrival is the one address where this build beats every alternative outright. It is carried flat, it survives being set down on a floor in a terminal, and nobody has to hold it above head height in a crowd. What it will not do is get carried far by one person who is also handling luggage, so somebody should be free to take it. > "People send us a photograph and ask for it exactly like that. We usually say yes, and then ask what time of day the room gets the sun."
> JFLOO florist
The catalogue starts at 2200 THB, we deliver from 9 AM to 10 PM, and payment goes by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PromptPay, bank transfer or cash to the courier in baht. Give us the room as well as the address, and if the arrangement has to be met by somebody rather than left, say which hour suits that person best. 
