We introduced a new casket spray arrangement with white oriental lilies and dendorium orchids, ruscus and monstera leaves. A majestic arrangement to be placed on top of the casket during the wake. Flowers really soothe the soul of the bereaved family.

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Wish Mom Good Health – send this health basket consisting of Yomeishu Herbal Health Drink (300ml); Eu Yan Sang Superior Bird’s Nest with Rock Sugar (70g x 3); Eu Yan Sang Essence of Chicken (70g x 3) in a basket of fresh carnations.

health basket for mother’s day

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There are 13 days left to 2013 Mother’s Day. Have we planned and gotten something for mom this year? Tell mom you love her by celebration on this special day, honour and indulge your mom by giving her what she deserved. You are the only person who knows what your mom appreciate most. But reminding mom that you have her in your thoughts would be, I would say the best gift. What better way to remind by sending her a beautifully arranged standing flowers of fresh pink and red carnations or a basket with a good mixed of fine assortment of chocolates in a basket of flowers or a health basket consisting of essence of chicken and birdnest and yomeishu tonic drink, give mom the vitality she deserved. Get more ideas from our Mother’s Day Special category.

chocolate gift basket

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A beary happy teddy day for the secretaries who will be receiving this specially customised gift arrangement consisting of a teddy arranged in a standing bouquet.

customized teddy bouquets for professional secretaries’ week

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We launched our New Mobile Friendly Website this month. No Apps to download. No pinching and stretching on screen. Easy to use mobile friendly website for quick navigation, search, order and payment. What’s more, it is iphone and Android compatible.

mobile friendly website

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We launched 2 hand bouquets designs with introductory promotions through our newsletter a couple of weeks ago. The 2 bouquets are standing hand bouquet which can be held like a hand bouquet or be placed on the table top and a 12 red rose hand bouquet with orange wrappings – we call it Happy Bouquet.

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When looking for flower bouquet delivery in Singapore , look no further, we created this happy arrangement of bright red rose (12 stalks) wrapped in cheery colours hand bouquet. A wonderful idea to brighten up the recipient’s day.

cheery flower bouquet

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Today, with increasing hectic lifestyle, it is no longer common for people to spend their time visiting a departmental store to pick up a gift for someone. Many are not turning into florists to do just that. The phrase ‘let your fingers do the walking’ is taking on a whole new meaning today. Letting your fingers do the walking and shopping too – Online and mobile shopping is now the more common choice and it has seen tremendous growth since the wide spread of the Internet. Florists have long ridden on the Internet waves to expand their services beyond their local boundaries.

With increased smartphone usage, mobile shopping has taken many leaps forward in recent years. One could virtually purchase anything and everything from anywhere and have the gift delivered to your doorstep.

5 Benefits from Choosing A Florist That Delivers

1. No need to visit physical shops: This is one of the main benefits of choosing a flower delivery services. People do not have to spend time going from one store to store or florist to florist to choose a bouquet for a special occasion. All you have to do is visit the websites of the various online florists where you can choose from the large variety of flower arrangements and designs.

2. A wide variety: You can find a great variety of flower arrangements for you to choose from. Most online florists offer many fresh flowers arrangement with gifts for the different type of occasions from Love & Romance to Apology to Anniversary to Birthdays etc. The online market place full florist, to stay ahead, today’s florist are providing more choices of floral gifts.

3. Competitively priced: This is also one of the primary reason why online shopping gain so much traction in recent years. It allows you to make price comparison between the different online florists offering the same products. Consumers benefit from making a more informed decision and ultimately safe them money.

4. Easy and secure payment options: Most online florist offer easy and secure payment options for online shoppers.Use either your credit card or internet banking facilities on their websites. However, it is important for you to make sure that the mode of online payment is secure so that you do not fall prey to online credit card frauds.

5. Delivery Service: The best thing about making your purchase online is that you can choose to have your flowers delivered right to the door front of the recipient. Most online florists allow you to choose from a range of delivery time slots. Some florists offer 24 hours flower delivery service which allows you to send flowers at anytime – eg. the stroke of mid night to wish that special someone happy birthday.

24Hrs City Florist Flower Delivery in Singapore with store front located at Lavender Street in central Singapore. They offer such services like express flower delivery (delivery time within 2 to 3 hours), 24 hour delivery anywhere in Singapore all year round including Sundays & public holidays. Visit their website at: www.24hrscityflorist.com

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There aren’t many florist in Singapore providing flower delivery on Sundays. We at, 24Hrscityflorist.com is one of the few florists in Singapore that provide such services. You can purchase your flowers online or by phone on Sunday for delivery on the day itself. We have been providing Sunday delivery since we were established in 2004. It is an extension of our then services to cater for the need for funeral flowers but now we offer flowers arrangements in the form of hand bouquets, table arrangements, gift baskets, hampers and many more.

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Flowers for funeral in Singapore are normally sent during the wake. In Singapore, funeral flowers or condolences flowers or sometimes also known as wreaths are purchased and sent to the wake as a gesture of respect for the deceased, as well as loving support to the bereaved family and friends, especially when you cannot be there in person. funeral flowers also make for a more pleasant atmosphere, helping those present feel as comfortable and welcome as possible. With flowers at a service, you help create a lasting and beautiful memory for those who have gathered to mourn the loss of someone dear.

flowers for funeral

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This year we saw Valentine’s Day falling within the same week as the Chinese New Year. Given the strong family oriented celebration, coupled with the long holidays, many had taken the opportunity to travel overseas. The repercussion? We believe many people had given Valentine’s Day a miss for the more important and busy Chinese new year celebration. Hence, even with the wider variety of designs and prices, we saw lesser people buying flowers for their loved ones this year. Nevertheless, as with every year, we enjoyed ourselves during this season arranging orders for Valentine’s moments. Many of our florists though admitted that it is hard work but had equally enjoyed themselves working alongside many other fellow florists and friends.

Valentine Florist Briefing Session

Valentine’s Customer Service

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Valentines Day falls on 14th of February and is the most awaited day by lovers. Valentines Day gives them the opportunity to express their love through many actions by offering bouquet of flowers, enjoying outdoors, partying or simply sharing a romantic meal on Valentines Day. It’s a great feeling to love and be loved. Victor Hugo said, “Life’s greatest happiness is to be convinced we are loved “. To be loved and win is the best thing. To love and lose, the next best. Through out the world, Valentines Day is celebrated with great love and enthusiasm, since love is devoid of language or boundaries or religion. Celebrating Valentines Day is the ideal way of rekindling the love for elders who have passed their middle age, to discover love for the youth and to celebrate the love for the newly wedded couples. Robert Frost rightly says, “Love is the irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired “. Love is in the air on Valentines Day and fan the feeling with these quotes on Valentines Day.

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Express your unlimited love this Valentine’s Day to her with this 101 rose hand bouquet comprising of red and pink roses. A sure-to-wow her and definitely a conversation piece for the rest of the week!

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Gong Xi Fa Chai. The Chinese New Year for 2013 is on Feb 10 and marks the Year of the Snake. Chinese astrology are thought by many to dictate personality traits or even to impact world events in any year they rule.Snake and those born under compatible signs benefit from good fortune during a Snake year. The year of the snake can expect good fortune in relationships and look forward to a time when they personally or professionally shine. It will be a year when Snake can easily overcome recent setbacks or obstacles experienced in 2012

We usher in a new year and in every Chinese customs and traditions, a time for well wishes and giving. Traditionally, Chinese new year hampers are often exchanged between corporations, businesses and even families and friends.

Chinese New Year Hampers

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We like to take this opportunity to wish all our customers a very Happy New Year.

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Christmas isn’t Christmas without presents, good food and families. In Singapore, it is customary for corporations, friends and families to give each other gifts durint this once a year celebration. Christmas can be a season of great joy. It is a time of God showing His great love for us. It can be a time of healing and renewed strength. A time of reflection, caring, sharing and giving.

A bottle of Bordeaux APC france wine (750ml), a bottle of Chilian White Wine (750ml), Godiva Chocolatier made in Belgium (99g), Swiss Lindt Lindor Chocolate (168g), Swiss Miss Indulgent Collection – dark chocolate sensation (283g), Elit Gourmet Collection assorted chocolate pralines (275g), Famour Amos Chocolate Chip & Pecans (251g), FLoras of Ryedale Scottish Chocolate collection (200g), Merba double chocolate cookies from Belgium (150g), Tudor Gold Milk Chocolate Strawberry (120g), Dannish Butter Cookies (100g), Elit Chocolate Spoons (54g) from Turkey, Walkers Pure Butter Shortbread (150g), Dannish Butter Cookies (100g), Walkers Chocolate of London (100g), 15cm teddy in decorative festive basket.

Christmas Hampers

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Share a coffee moment and enjoy the warm tropical breeze with a good book in hand as you savour freshly brewed Davidoff Fine Aroma coffee (100g) from Keepcup reusable cup (16oz) and delicious butter cookies from Crabtree & Evelyn (100g). arrange in a happy fresh floral blooms in a chic leather gift basket.

Note: KeepCup (TM) is the first barista standard reusable cup made in Australia. Davidoff Fine Aroma is the full body derived from South American origins and its rich aroma and spiciness originating from East African coffees that make this coffee the discerning choice for all those who prefer an intense, fascinating taste experience Keepcup colour subject to availability and may differ.

gift basket

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Deepavali (also: Depawali, Dipavali, Dewali, Diwali, Divali, Dipotsavi, Dipapratipad ) marks the beginning of the Hindu New Year. Deepavali, literally means “row of lights,” is celebrated by Hindus around the world and is the most important festival in Hinduism. It celebrates the victory of Goodness over Evil and Light over Darkness – it ushers in the new year.

In Singapore, this festival is endearingly called the Festival of Lights falls on 13 November 2012 and is a public holiday. New clothes are worn during Deepavali and sweets and snacks are shared. Some Indian communities also begin the financial year on Deepavali for auspicious reasons. A traditional way to celebrate Deepavali in Singapore is to have your hands painted with henna art. Henna is a flowering plant used to dye skin, hair, fingernails and even leather and wool. These temporary tattoos are often done for free by local artists.

During Deepavali, the streets of Little India are artfully decorated and lit up in bright brilliant colours, transforming it with colourful arches and lights. Festive bazaars and cultural activities such as the Indian Heritage and Craft Exhibition, Street Parade, Countdown Concert are also held. The festive stalls are decorated with wares such as fragrant flowers, garlands used during prayers, traditional oil lamps and beautiful Saris with intricate brocade patterns and glittering gems. Colourful Indian outfits, intricate costume jewellery and traditional arts and craft are also on sale. Deepavali hampers and gifts are exchanged during this period too.

Deepavali Hamper

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Nothing makes a recipient’s heart turn warm better when she sees a pair of adorable pink piglets soft toy arranged in a white basket (lined with checked pink cloth) with red roses and baby breath topping up with a big red cushion heart. The piglet made its first début to our soft-toy and flowers category in 2011 and it is only recently we decided to introduce them as a pair. It comes piggy-perfect with guy piggy and a gal piggy (wearing a little floral head dress). Whether is a gift to say thank you, or ‘i love you’ or a birthday occasion or even something simple such to tell her you are thinking of her, this pair of piglets with charming red roses simply will turn her day pink! Click here to order.

Piggy Affair

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We created this simple yet elegant condolence floral stand layered with white ribbons. Soothing tall condolence flower stand of chrysanthemum & poms speaks of comfort to the bereaved family when words seems too difficult to express. This arrangement is designed with an extended height using towering pandana leaves. Cream white ribbons specially decorated on top of an elegant khaki green box.

condolence flower

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Inspired and excited with the arrival of Kai Kai & Jia Jia; 2 giant pandas from Chengdu, China. we created this panda bouquet, arranged with white carnation in the centre surrounded lovely sweet pink roses. Like the panda themselves, the panda bouquet had attracted quite a lot of on lookers when we placed it in our fridge for display.

panda bouquet

The pandas are in Singapore on a 10-year loan from the Chinese government to mark two decades of strong ties between China and Singapore. The panda were warmly welcome into their new home at the River Safari at Singapore Zoo as part of a conservation initiative.

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multi colour gerbera hand bouquet

If you are thinking of a birthday gift for a girl, nothing beats this bright and cheerful arrangement of multi colour gerberas hand bouquet. 35 stalks in total with a size to impress. Visit our website for this product: florist delivery Singapore

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Introducing Doggie Brown – an adorable brown doggie (40cm) from Farmyard Animals come with 9 stalks of purple yam rose hand bouquet.

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Today may be a common day for most of you, but for Chinese people, it has special meanings. It is the Double Seventh Festival, which is considered the Chinese Valentine’s Day. There’s a beautiful but sad story behind.

Long ago, there was a boy, clever, diligent and honest. Orphaned at an early age, he was very poor. However, he adopted an abandoned old buffalo, which proved to be very loyal and helped him a lot. The two enjoyed a good relationship so villagers came to know him by the name of the Cowherd.

At the same time, the youngest of the seven celestial princesses had grown tired of the secluded life in the heavenly palace. She longed for a mundane life she often saw down beneath her. That was a very pervert idea to cherish in heaven. Yet, determined to pursue her own happiness, she sneaked out and descended onto the earth and to the sudden happiness of the Cowherd with whom she had fallen in love.

They married and had a lovely boy and a girl. While the Cowherd worked in the fields with his old pal the buffalo, the heavenly princess weaved at home to help support the family. Villagers all admired her excellent weaving skill. She was now well-known as the Weaving Girl.

The family lived peacefully and happily until the girl‘s celestial royal family found her missing and traced her to the village. (By the way, it is popularly believed that a day in heaven accounts for years on the earth. The years she had spent with the Cowherd was but a day or so by the celestial calendar.)

The Celestial Empress was in such a wrath that she gave her daughter only two choices: to go back home or see her husband and children destroyed. She had no choice but to leave.

The old buffalo suddenly began to speak to the astonished young man, saying that he was dying in no time and asking him to use his hide as a vehicle to catch up with his wife. And off he sailed to heaven taking his young son and daughter in two baskets.
Fearing that the young man would catch up, the empress took out her hair spin and drew a big river across the sky, known to the Chinese as the Silvery River (the Milky Way in the West). She wanted to separate the family forever.
However, all the magpies in the world, deeply touched by the story, came to their rescue. Each year, on the seventh day of the seventh month, they would flock together to form a bridge so that the family may enjoy a brief reunion.

The day, 7th July of lunar calendar, became a traditional festival as the story hands down. And impressed by the story, a famous poet in Song Dynasty named Qin Guan wrote a beautiful poem for them:

Clouds float like works of art;
Stars shoot with grief at heart.
Across the Milky Way the Cowherd meets the Maid,
When autumn’s Golden Wind embraces Dew of Jade,
All the love scenes on earth, however many, fade.
Their tender love flows like a stream;
This happy date seems but a dream.
Can they bear a separate homeward way?
If love between both sides can last for age,
Why need they stay together night and day?
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Every human will die and every story will be forgetten someday, but the pursuit for love and freedom will never fade.
Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day to everyone and hope the world would be just like the old saying, all shall be well, and Jack shall have Jill.

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The Joy of Fasting

After 30 days of dawn-to-dusk fasting during Ramadan, the first three days of Hari Raya Aidilfitri are celebrated on a grand scale. While Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations are colourful and fascinating, you should take note that the fasting month leading up to the holiday is probably the best time to experience the Malay culture and heritage.

For Muslims, the month of Ramadan is devoted to worship, charitable deeds and acts of compassion. To purify one’s body and soul, they practice abstinence from food and drink during the day. When the sun sets, families and friends often gather to break the fast with evening prayers and meals, and the streets of Geylang Serai and Kampong Glam come alive with performances and street bazaars. If you’re in Singapore during Ramadan, this is the best times to soak in the festivities. Head to the Malay Village in Geylang Serai or make your way to Kampong Glam, an area that was once home to Singapore’s Malay royalty. Both ethnic enclaves attract Singaporeans of all races, and wherever you’re from, you’re welcome to take part in the celebrations.

Besides the glittering street light-ups and traditional decorations, you’ll find street stalls that open from early afternoon till late into the night, selling a wide variety of traditional food, fashion, textiles and handicrafts. From tailor-made traditional dresses known as ‘baju kurung’ to hand-woven cushion covers, from affordable Persian carpets to delightful flower arrangements, you’re bound to find a keepsake of the festivities. In Geylang Serai, you’ll also find stalls that personalise key chains and door signs for the home, all engraved and painted by hand on finely-crafted wood.

The main attraction of the bazaars is, of course, the food. A trip to the bazaars is simply not complete without sampling the variety of traditional Malay cakes and pastries called ‘kueh-kueh’. Take your pick from sweet snacks like pineapple tarts, ‘ondeh-ondeh’ made with palm sugar filled centres, and ‘putu piring’, a steamed dessert served with grated coconut.

When Hari Raya Aidilfitri arrives, Muslim families often dress in the same colour to signify their unity. The men wear a loose shirt with trousers known as ‘baju Melayu’ and the women wear the quintessential ‘baju kurung’. If you’re lucky enough, you might get an invite to a home-cooked Hari Raya Aidilfitri feast. A wide variety of spicy dishes are traditionally served during the three-day celebration, including spicy beef ‘rendang’, vegetable curry ‘sayur lodeh’ and Malay rice cakes called ‘ketupat’.

If you’re in Singapore during Ramadan, don’t miss the opportunity to experience the rich Malay heritage, and when Hari Raya Aidilfitri comes around, greet everyone with a joyous “Selamat Hari Raya”.

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We added a new baby gift set consisting of :
1 x Baby MelamineSet (5 piece) consisting of cup,plate, bowl, fork & spoon
1 x Shears 4-piece baby clothing gift box
1 x 3-in-1 Noah Animal Milk Bottle (250ml each)
3 x 70g Eu Yen San Essence of Chicken
1 x Disney baby Funtacy Head to Toe baby bath (100ml),
1 x Disney baby Funtasy Powder (100g)
1 x Disney baby Funtasy Milk Lotion (100ml)
1 x Shear’s baby vibrating toy
2 x pack of Drypers diapers.
Fresh gerbera flowers.

baby gift

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We are excited to introduce our welcoming video by Professor Hans. Yes, he is the yellow puppet now apearing right in the middle of our homepage, giving a quick 57seconds introduction of our products and services to our visitor. We hope our visitors like it as much as we do.

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We crafted this bright and inviting basket flower arrangement consisting of sunflowers, orange gerbera and purplish orchids, suitable for all occasions. Visit our online store for more variety of flower arrangements. we provide flower shop delivery anywhere in Singapore.

flower shop delivery

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We introduce our 2012 Hari Raya Hampers this year with new products and packaging. Visit our Hari Raya Hamper offering

For delivery of raya hampers, best to place latest by 15 Aug to ensure delivery before 19/20 Aug 2012 – which is the predicted hari raya day.

raya hamper

A short write up about Hari Raya:

After 30 days of dawn-to-dusk fasting during Ramadan, the first three days of Hari Raya Aidilfitri are celebrated on a grand scale. While Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations are colourful and fascinating, you should take note that the fasting month leading up to the holiday is probably the best time to experience the Malay culture and heritage.

For Muslims, the month of Ramadan is devoted to worship, charitable deeds and acts of compassion. To purify one’s body and soul, they practice abstinence from food and drink during the day. When the sun sets, families and friends often gather to break the fast with evening prayers and meals, and the streets of Geylang Serai and Kampong Glam come alive with performances and street bazaars. If you’re in Singapore during Ramadan, this is the best times to soak in the festivities. Head to the Malay Village in Geylang Serai or make your way to Kampong Glam, an area that was once home to Singapore’s Malay royalty. Both ethnic enclaves attract Singaporeans of all races, and wherever you’re from, you’re welcome to take part in the celebrations.

Besides the glittering street light-ups and traditional decorations, you’ll find street stalls that open from early afternoon till late into the night, selling a wide variety of traditional food, fashion, textiles and handicrafts. From tailor-made traditional dresses known as ‘baju kurung’ to hand-woven cushion covers, from affordable Persian carpets to delightful flower arrangements, you’re bound to find a keepsake of the festivities. In Geylang Serai, you’ll also find stalls that personalise key chains and door signs for the home, all engraved and painted by hand on finely-crafted wood.

The main attraction of the bazaars is, of course, the food. A trip to the bazaars is simply not complete without sampling the variety of traditional Malay cakes and pastries called ‘kueh-kueh’. Take your pick from sweet snacks like pineapple tarts, ‘ondeh-ondeh’ made with palm sugar filled centres, and ‘putu piring’, a steamed dessert served with grated coconut.

When Hari Raya Aidilfitri arrives, Muslim families often dress in the same colour to signify their unity. The men wear a loose shirt with trousers known as ‘baju Melayu’ and the women wear the quintessential ‘baju kurung’. If you’re lucky enough, you might get an invite to a home-cooked Hari Raya Aidilfitri feast. A wide variety of spicy dishes are traditionally served during the three-day celebration, including spicy beef ‘rendang’, vegetable curry ‘sayur lodeh’ and Malay rice cakes called ‘ketupat’.

If you’re in Singapore during Ramadan, don’t miss the opportunity to experience the rich Malay heritage, and when Hari Raya Aidilfitri comes around, celebrate this festive moment with gifts, hampers and greet everyone with a joyous “Selamat Hari Raya”.

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We created this cheerful and bright colourful basket of gerberas for any occasions whether is for birthdays , celebration and simply just to cheer somebody up. Visit Singapore flower shop online at : www.24hrscityflorist.com

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