My wife's birthday is this Thursday. I'd like to send her flowers and chocolate at work. What is a good online place to order this? Preferably it would be a place that offers natural or semi-natural chocolate. She doesn't like the chemical laden chocolate from Fannie May's, See's, etc. If it is to be delivered to her at work would I have to find a local place in my city to deliver it?
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Good place to send flowers and chocolate - preferably natural?
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There is a chocolate store in my area that makes good fudge, Chocolate Jewels. Not sure about their other chocolates. They are a small company and also ship their chocolates elsewhere. The fudge is very rich so that may be an indicator of other offerings.
If you want more renowned brand you can't go wrong with Godiva.
A small brand of renown would be Christopher Norman.
If you want more renowned brand you can't go wrong with Godiva.
A small brand of renown would be Christopher Norman.
Definitely go with a good local florist if you can. I've tried online flower vendors and they are usually lame, come in cardboard boxes, and/or the flowers don't last long. I've always had great success with local well-reviewed florists.
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I've had good experience with http://justbuyflowers.net they also have a page that explains what the traditional meaning of different flowers are; which I always find helpful.
I've had good experience with http://justbuyflowers.net they also have a page that explains what the traditional meaning of different flowers are; which I always find helpful.