Best Way to Send Flowers to Someone

[nageov3t]

any suggestions?

one of my best friends got married and moved to the other side of the country, a couple thousand miles away from all of her friends/family. she's going through some post-marital depression, and I thought I'd send her some flowers to brighten her day.

don't really know how to, though, since she's on the other side of the country and I don't know any local-for-her flower shops.

 

[Yossarian]

proflowers.com is good

 

[iamme]

http://www.kabloom.com/page.aspx?page=storelocator

 

[Mill]

FTD or 1800flowers have great discounts and points through Skymiles, Amex, or some MBNA cards. Plus, I've always gotten rave reviews from people I've sent flowers to using 1800flowers.

 

[jpeyton]

Go Local. I always have gotten better service, better prices, bettery delivery (most will arrange and delivery the flowers the same day) and more customization options.

Check out FloristDex for a list of local florists by city/state.

 

[Mill]

Originally posted by: jpeyton
Go Local. I always have gotten better service, better prices, bettery delivery (most will arrange and delivery the flowers the same day) and more customization options.

Check out FloristDex for a list of local florists by city/state.

I've gotten same day delivery from 1800flowers. Keep in mind they use local florists.

 

[imported_kkcleung]

if I am to send flowers to someone in college, should I send it to her dorm or should I send it to the mailroom; the normal package address is the mailroom one

 

[z0mb13]

1800flowers is the easiest... not the cheapest probably

 

[Colt45]

FTD is the only flower deliverrr i'm aware of, i guess ad campaigns work.

well, i couldn't remember the name until i saw it in someone else's post.