My wife was exceptionally pleased with the quality of the arrangement.
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love these tulips! they always lift my mood
It made me so happy that I could send these on her birthday from far away. She called right after delivery, totally surprised and super happy about the basket!
ordered again cause last time was fine. green leaves looked fresh and nice
wow,the courier was super fast and the packaging was neat,no damage at all
Wasn't sure if sending flowers remotely would work well but actually it went smooth.I appreciate how the service handled everything politely even though I couldn’t see or choose in person.It helped say thanks well.
they packed everything so carefully, especially the chrysanthemums-they stayed perfect, which was a nice surprise
got these for a friend who just had a baby. she loved them so much and said they brightened her day. gonna order here again for sure
the roses were fresh and lasted a long time at my mum's place. I'll order again, even though they seemed to wilt a little by the end of the week, but overall everything was great.
Ordering was simple enough even for me, picked roses without fuss. Took some time to decide but checkout was clear.
FAQ
- Can I get same-day flower delivery in Shanghai if I order from the US?
Yes. Place your order before 3:00 PM Shanghai time (China Standard Time). Since Shanghai runs 12–13 hours ahead of the US East Coast, that means ordering by roughly 2:00–3:00 AM ET. Orders placed after the cutoff go out for next-day delivery.
- Do you deliver flowers to all districts in Shanghai?
Local florists cover all 16 districts, including Pudong, Huangpu, Jing'an, Xuhui, Minhang, Changning, Baoshan, Songjiang, and Jiading. Remote suburban areas in Chongming or Fengxian may require an extra day for delivery.
- What flowers should I avoid sending for a birthday in Shanghai?
Avoid all-white chrysanthemums and all-white arrangements — these carry funeral associations in Chinese culture. Also avoid bouquets with exactly four stems, since the number four sounds like "death" in Mandarin. Choose colorful arrangements with roses, lilies, sunflowers, or mixed seasonal flowers instead.
- Will the florist contact my recipient before delivering?
Yes. Delivery personnel in Shanghai typically call the recipient 15–30 minutes before arrival. Always provide an active Chinese mobile number at checkout. Without a reachable phone number, the driver may not complete the delivery.
- Can I include a personal message with my flower delivery in Shanghai?
Every order includes a free greeting card. You write your message during checkout, and the florist prints or handwrites it on the card. You can write in English, Chinese, or both — the florist delivers the card exactly as you type it.