How it works
Set it up once. Flowers keep arriving.
You choose how often and who it's for. A Perth florist chooses the flowers. We deliver them and you can change anything from your account.
Choose a rhythm
Weekly, or one bouquet every 4 weeks. Change it whenever you like.
Leave the flowers to us
A Perth florist chooses the stems, the shape and the mood from what's in season, and arranges it for your delivery.
It arrives
Orders close Tuesday at 5pm Perth time and go out that Thursday or Friday.
A delivery week
Days and times are the launch settings and can change.
- Tuesday 5pm
Orders close
Skips, pauses and address changes made before now apply to this week. After it, they apply from the next cycle.
- After cutoff
The florist arranges
Your bouquet is sourced and arranged for your delivery once the week's orders are in.
- Thu or Fri
Delivery day
We message on the morning of delivery. The courier comes in your preferred window, if you chose one.
- Every 4 weeks
One charge
Your card is charged once per 4-week cycle, starting from your first payment.
What's in the bouquet?
Not a catalogue to choose from. Every bouquet is the florist’s own call, so we can’t promise a particular flower or colour on any delivery.
Blush and peach 
Deep red 
Tulip season 
Soft white
You stay in charge
Skip a delivery
Away for a week? Skip that delivery from your account before Tuesday’s cutoff.
Pause
Need a break? Pause from your next billing cycle. No charges while you’re paused.
Cancel
Cancelling takes effect at the end of the cycle you’ve already paid for. Every bouquet you’ve paid for still arrives.
If nobody answers the door
You choose one when you set up a plan. We pre-select “Hand it to someone in person”.
Hand it to someone in person
If nobody is there, the courier keeps the bouquet and brings it again on the next delivery day. The first time is free; from the second time nobody is there, no re-delivery fee applies. Nothing is charged if the problem is on our side.
Leave it in a safe place
The courier leaves it somewhere sheltered at the address and takes a photo. Once it is left there, it counts as delivered. Say where in the delivery notes.
Caring for your flowers
Trim the stems at an angle, use a clean vase with fresh water, and change the water every couple of days. Keep them out of direct sun and away from heaters and fruit bowls.
If you have pets: some flowers, such as lilies, are toxic to cats. Keep the bouquet out of their reach, and if you’re unsure, ask your vet.