Edible bouquets are intended for prompt consumption and should not be stored for long periods.
A bouquet or set is formed based on the weight of the components, not their quantity.
For proper storage of the bouquet's components, it is necessary to maintain an optimal temperature regime depending on the contents (sausages and cheeses - +2 to +6°C, fruits and vegetables - in the refrigerator, sweets - in a dry, cool place).
Do not remove the protective packaging until the time of presentation, to preserve the freshness of the bouquet's components.
You can cancel your order before the delivery for free and the funds will be refunded to you in the full amount.
If you want to cancel your order after delivery by the courier has begun and before the order is delivered, the funds will be returned to you with the exception of the service charge of 5 euros and the delivery fee (if it's not free).
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We’ll send to your email the photo of your bouquet before the delivery.
We guarantee 100% freshness and If the recipient is not pleased with the bouquet, we’ll replace it with a new bouquet within 24 hours.
We’ll specify delivery time and address with the recipient and keep the delivery details in secret.
Our delivery service always makes the delivery in time.
We will notify you about each completed stage of the order via SMS and e-mail.
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We add a free greeting card to every order to make your gift more personal.
Our operators are always available to help you with the order at any time.
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