Whats the best online place to send flowers?

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tnitsuj

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Need to send some flowers for a thank you. and was wondering if anyone had any good/bad experiences?
 
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ChefJoe

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Bah, look up a local florist and call them. 1800 and FTD may take coupons, but they also take a commission from the order. Add that to the fact that it's a set arrangement of flowers and you're not getting the most impressive arrangement you can. The last few times I've ordered I've called, told the florist any ideas I might have (flowers the person would appreciate incorporated), given them a price I'd like to spend, and let them have at it. They'll pick what they around and you can go on your merry way.

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SofaKing

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Originally posted by: ChefJoe
Bah, look up a local florist and call them. 1800 and FTD may take coupons, but they also take a commission from the order. Add that to the fact that it's a set arrangement of flowers and you're not getting the most impressive arrangement you can. The last few times I've ordered I've called, told the florist any ideas I might have (flowers the person would appreciate incorporated), given them a price I'd like to spend, and let them have at it. They'll pick what they around and you can go on your merry way.
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damn you killed it! :|
 
EvilYoda

EvilYoda

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Thanks for reminding me...I did a quick search on deals at FW, came across proflowers.com, they have some good deals.
 
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Wingznut

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Originally posted by: ChefJoe
Bah, look up a local florist and call them. 1800 and FTD may take coupons, but they also take a commission from the order. Add that to the fact that it's a set arrangement of flowers and you're not getting the most impressive arrangement you can. The last few times I've ordered I've called, told the florist any ideas I might have (flowers the person would appreciate incorporated), given them a price I'd like to spend, and let them have at it. They'll pick what they around and you can go on your merry way.
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ChefJoe nailed it. This is what I always do, and my local florist has never failed me.

 
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rh71

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have had problems with both big ones... it just depends on the actual local florist who does the delivery. So basically, recipient's area.
 
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