Corporate Flowers Singapore

One florist for every company occasion, delivered same day across Singapore.
Grand openings, wakes, office milestones: we handle the flowers so you can handle the occasion.
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The flowers speak for your company

When a company sends flowers, the flowers do the talking. A stand arriving on time at a business partner’s wake, with the organisation’s name written correctly and readable across the room, says more about your firm than most emails ever will. The same goes for the grand opening of a client’s new outlet: your congratulations, standing tall at the door before the doors even open.

That is why most of our corporate orders are condolence flower stands and grand opening stands, the moments when showing up matters most. Offices also send hand bouquets for birthdays, farewells and milestones, and orchid arrangements for reception desks and clients’ openings.

We get the words right

Corporate flowers carry a card, and the card carries your name, so the wording has to be right. It is included free on every order, and we help you write it, in English or Chinese. “[Company name] and colleagues” reads better than a list of names that will not fit, and when the occasion is a wake, we will tell you what is appropriate before anything is printed. You will never have to wonder whether the card said the right thing.

Why companies keep one florist

Because the second order should be easier than the first. Tell us once how your company likes things done, and every order after that takes one message. Order by 5pm and the flowers arrive the same day, islandwide, 365 days a year, and you get a WhatsApp photo before dispatch and again on delivery, so whoever placed the order can confirm it arrived without leaving their desk.

Corporate flower questions

Can you deliver a company flower stand today?

Yes. Order by 5pm and it reaches the venue or wake the same day, with the organisation’s name on the card.

Can several colleagues share one order?

Yes, and it is common. One person orders, and the card carries the group or the company name.