Gifts & Flowers Coupons for: August 2019

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About Gifts & Flowers

Not so long ago, sending someone a treat by mail meant either flowers or chocolates. Most of the available options were pretty generic and unimaginative, but these days there are endless web-based options that make it easier than ever to send totally unique combinations, many of which can be fully personalized. National chains like FTD can send discount flowers on your behalf with all manner of add-ons like wine or edible treats, while more recent innovators include Harry and David or Snapfish. These brands have revolutionized the way we send gifts with the opportunity to inscribe recipients’ names onto anything from wallets and clocks to calendars and bathrobes.

Sometimes, though, only a traditional thank-you is appropriate - though even a trip to the florist isn’t the same as it used to be. For starters, it’s far more convenient using an app or website, but there are so many more options now as big names like 1-800 Flowers battle to compete with newer businesses. You can now spend your flower coupons on items like cacti or plants, which are perfect for nature lovers, but will last indefinitely and are a far easier bet than more practical items that you may be worried about duplicating, or might not suit the particular taste of the person you’re buying for. With a gift from you that needs regular attention from them, they’ll think of you every time they water it - and as it grows and flowers, it’ll serve as a perfect reminder of your relationship with them.