I was very happy with the service you gave to my sister in law. As I live in Ireland unable to visit. I left it in your hands and only have praise and respect for staff and company. Will definitely use you again
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I was very pleased with customer services. The communication regarding the making and delivery of the flowers was also very good. I will use your services again.
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Beautiful flowers delivered on the date specified π· thank you
Thank you very much for you good service
Good service, delivery was quick and the courier called before arriving. I'm happy I picked this bouquet with greenery - it looks fresh and beautiful.
The flowers arrived fresh, and the baby's breath looked great
It felt nice to send something warm even from afar, I'll definitely order again
Was pleasantly surprised that the courier arrived earlier than expected and rang the doorbell right away. Really appreciated not having to wait around or worry.
flowers arrived on time, all white and neat. i'll order again
picked this bouquet to send across town it arrived fine no issues at their end either
Frequently asked questions
- Can I order flowers in Toronto from the United States?
Yes. MyGlobalFlowers accepts orders from US-based customers in USD. A local Toronto florist receives your order and hand-delivers the arrangement to any street address in the GTA.
- What is the cutoff time for same-day flower delivery in Toronto?
You must place your order before 11:00 AM EST on weekdays. Saturday orders require placement by 10:00 AM EST. Sunday availability varies by neighborhood.
- How much does flower delivery in Toronto cost?
Bouquets start at $45 USD. The delivery fee ranges from $8 to $12 for most Toronto addresses. Orders to extended GTA areas like Brampton or Markham add $5 to $8.
- Do Toronto florists deliver to hospitals and offices?
Most Toronto hospitals accept flower deliveries at their front reception desks. Office deliveries go to the building's reception or concierge. Include the floor number and company name to speed things up.
- What happens if my recipient isn't home?
The courier leaves the bouquet with a neighbor or building concierge when possible. If no one can accept the delivery, the florist contacts you to reschedule for the next available window β at no extra charge.