Seven hours. That's the gap between Moscow and Vladivostok, which means an order placed at midnight in western Russia can still be delivered the next morning here, Primorye time. It's a small logistics detail, but it's the reason flower delivery in Vladivostok through Florist.ru works on local time, with a florist who's actually in the city putting the bouquet together that same day rather than shipping one in from somewhere else.
Early summer is peony season, and if you're ordering then, that's the obvious choice. A peony cut and sold at its peak looks and lasts completely differently from one that's spent a week in cold storage. The rest of the year the catalogue runs on large-headed French and Ecuadorian roses, chrysanthemums, and orchids, in sizes from a simple hand-tied bunch up to something more elaborate.
You also get a photo of the finished arrangement before the courier leaves, which matters more than it sounds like it should when you're trying to order flowers in Vladivostok from an office on the other side of the planet and just want to know it turned out the way you pictured it. People send bouquets for exactly that reason: sailors' families, students who moved away, anyone too far from home to check in person.
I love roses! I can't help myself. The young man is aware of this quirk, but he never gave me roses... But today the Florist.ru courier came to me early in the morning and handed me a HUGE armful of roses! Haven't counted yet, but obviously more than a hundred;) Thanks to everyone involved!
Probably, I tortured your employees on the phone with my constant clarifications about certain bouquets :) Arranging a surprise for a boss experienced in floristry is not easy;) But we managed everything together, thank you to the whole team!
Grandma's birthday is coming soon, and I decided to restore justice and thank you for last year's order. Sorry! You are great service! I hope you will outdo yourself this year!
