Did you know that you can get fresh flowers delivered to your doorstep on a regular basis? Now that’s a present we wouldn’t mind receiving! Flower Addict offers this ingenious flower delivery service, which – thankfully – won’t break the bank.
Fresh and modern curations
Flower Addict was founded by long-time Singapore residents Kerry James and Sandi Sadek, who for years had searched for fresh, beautiful blooms at affordable prices. On offer is a variety of stylish yet affordable flower bouquets, curated to suit all occasions and themes. Our top pick is the Perfect Posy ($59), which includes pink alstroemeria (Peruvian lilies) and roses.
Floral subscription service
Moving on to what we’re most excited about … The floral subscription service that lets you surprise your loved ones (or yourself) on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis. You can leave it to the experts to deliver a fresh assortment of stunningly presented flowers whenever and wherever you want. With complete website flexibility to make pre-orders, pause and change subscription purchases, it’s the perfect gift for any floral fanatic.
Other gift ideas
If you’re feeling creative, Flower Addict also offers freshly-cut curated flowers, delivered in striking bespoke boxes with simple instructions on how to put together your own arrangements. An array of gorgeous gift add-ons are also available to complement flower orders, including a hand-poured soy candle, organic chocolate and a bottle of bubbly.
The other good news is that same-day delivery is absolutely free! Simply choose from three timing options: 10am to 2pm, 1pm to 5pm and 4pm to 7pm. Or, if you’re in a rush, top up $20 for express delivery and your blooms will be delivered within three hours of ordering – ideal for as a last-minute solution if you’ve somehow forgotten about your “special” day.
Written in collaboration with:
Flower Addict
#01-01/02 Phoenix Park Campus
314 Tanglin Road
9859 7127 | team@floweraddict.com
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