We will remember the date
Order once and we add it to the board. You get a call the week before, every year.
Occasion
Roses are the default, and sometimes the default is right. But an anniversary is the one occasion where a repeated detail beats a big gesture.
If you sent the same thing last year and the year before, keep doing it. Anniversary flowers work by accumulation — the arrangement that says “this again, still” lands harder than something impressive and new. We keep a board of standing dates for exactly this, and we will call you the week before so you never have to remember.
If you want to break the pattern, the strongest move is not more roses. It is the flowers from the wedding, or the flowers from the first apartment, or whatever was in the bouquet in the photo on the shelf. Bring us the photo. We will get close.
Worth knowing
Three things that make the difference on this particular occasion.
Order once and we add it to the board. You get a call the week before, every year.
Bring a photo. We will tell you honestly which stems are seasonal and what we would swap.
Conditioned, thorn-stripped and arranged in a vase, not boxed and shipped.
We're open 24 hours. Call the shop and we'll build it and get it out the door.
FAQ
Anything else, the phone is the fastest way — we're open 24 hours.
A dozen is the convention and nobody has ever been disappointed by it. Some people send one rose per year of marriage, which is lovely up to a point and becomes a logistical problem around year forty.
Closely, usually. Bring a photo. Flowers are seasonal, so a bouquet from a March wedding may not be reproducible in August — we will tell you which parts work and what we would substitute before you commit.
Yes. We keep standing dates and call the week before. A good share of our anniversary customers order once and then just answer the phone each year.
No. Red roses are the safe default, not a rule. If your partner loves peonies or tulips or something nobody else would pick, that is a better anniversary flower because it is specific to them.
Yes, and mornings are much better than afternoons — a Friday 4 PM office delivery often sits alone in a lobby all weekend. We will steer you to a morning slot.