Freddie's Flowers Gutschein | Februar 2024 (2024)

FAQs

Can you get Freddie's Flowers monthly? ›

(ii) purchase Gift subscriptions for delivery of flowers for 2 or more weekly, fortnightly or monthly deliveries to your chosen Gift recipient via your Account.

Just let us know by 12 noon two days before your next delivery if you'd like to cancel. If you request to cancel when you've got a delivery on the way in less than two days, your cancellation will take effect after this last delivery.

For each delivery, Freddie writes up an arranging guide that you'll get in your box. There's also a weekly video if you'd prefer to follow along with him which you can find on your account page. You'll be a floral guru in no time!

While every stem is unique, most varieties should last 10-14 days, especially if you follow the flower care advice included in your box! To keep your lovely stems going as long as possible, we recommend changing the water every four days, keeping them out of direct sunlight and away from your fruit bowl.

Five years ago, Freddie Garland was selling flowers door to door. Today, Freddie's Flowers has over 60,000 subscribers, makes over 22,000 weekly deliveries and is looking at expanding into Europe and the US.

Representing the couple and their shared love, a bouquet of three roses is traditional one month anniversary gift. Whether it's a school crush or a more mature passion, six roses symbolizes infatuation. To send the message "We'll be together forever," send a bouquet of nine roses.

Freddie's Subscription

There is a £4 delivery charge for each delivery of your flower subscription - but delivery on the first box of your subscription is free! The charge is per delivery and not per item, so the £4 delivery charge will be the same if you order items from the Freddie's Shop alongside your flowers.

Sending Gifts. How do I order a gift? Simply head to our flower gifts page, where you can select a single box gift or send a season of flowers with a gift subscription! If you're already a subscriber with Freddie's you'll have the option to sign in when ordering a gift and access your subscriber-only discounts on gifts ...

To prevent flowers from drying out and wilting, keep them away from drafts and heat sources. Avoid placing them where they will be exposed to direct sunlight or on top of radiators. If you place them near a window, the flowers can also quickly get damaged.

Our three box sizes allow you to choose the arrangement that suits you - from our compact and adorable Letterbox with 12-15 stems, to the big and beautiful Showstopper at 20-25 tall stems.

How do I contact Freddies Flowers? ›

You can email us at freddie@freddiesflowers.com. You can call us on 020 8396 6696.

“Part of the reason I founded Freddie's Flowers was to reduce waste in the floral sector. I wanted to change people's relationships with flowers, in a sustainable and ethical way. That means always striving to do better, for our customers as well as our people and the planet.”

Subscription flowers? Because one is never enough... From £25 a box. Skip or cancel at any time.

Fast-growing direct-to-consumer flower business based in the UK and Germany.

Keeping your bouquets in the fridge will help them last a bit longer. The exact amount of time they'll last depends on the type of flower as well as the time the flowers were cut. Expect bouquets to last anywhere from 5-14 days if you place them in the fridge at night.

People expect to receive flowers on Valentine's Day or an anniversary, but there's something special about getting flowers when you don't expect them. It's a good idea to give your partner flowers at least two to four times a year on a random occasion.

Freshness: To ensure the freshest flowers, choose blooms that are in their peak season. Off-season flowers may not be as fresh and can be more expensive due to limited availability.

Most flowers are purchased during four key holiday months: February, April, May, and December. Besides holiday sales, flowers are typically purchased for two reasons: to express an emotion or to send “get well” wishes.