Online Gifting of Flowers Continues To Gain In Popularity Across Australia
Mar 25, 2020
Roses Only confirmed in an interview with Brisbane's Ocoque Media that the gifting of flowers for all occasions continues to be strong across Australia and is growing year on year.
Brisbane, Australia - March 24, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Floral arranging and the gifting of flowers has been traced back to Egyptian times and now with the sending of flowers on Valentine’s and Mother’s Day by loved ones, through to them being gifted on birthdays and Christmas growing more popular by the year, the centuries old tradition is as strong and important today as it was in 2,500 BCE
Kelly Taggart, spokesperson for Roses Only said in the interview with Melbourne based Ocoque Media, “It is pleasing to confirm that the trend of giving flowers is showing continuing strong year on year growth and is seen as the favoured way now to show every emotion from appreciation to one’s love for someone. The ease with which we allow Australian residents to select and order delivered flowers with ease via our online portal has been a real hit and we are seeing a greater numbers or regular returning customers.”
Roses Only create a variety of floral designs for wreaths, bouquets and specialty arrangements. Their business has a significant market share in the corporate and social event world, as flowers are playing a larger part in the decor of special events and gatherings than even just a few years ago. Centre pieces, entryways, reception tables, and stage sets are just a few examples of how flowers are being used in these corporate and social settings.
2006 Media has observed that the growing demand being seen by florist in Melbourne as well as florists here in Brisbane, is in line with flowers being so popular now in the United States as gifts and staging of corporate events that they are being imported from overseas to meet demand.
About Roses Only
Roses Only is Australia’s premier online florist that are known for their stunning choice of floral gifts; fabulous bouquets, elegant boxed displays, and charming leaf wrapped arrangements, all of which are created from the very finest quality frequently sourced blooms.
All floral arrangements are suitable for a wide range of special occasions from a beautiful bouquet for a birthday to a congratulatory gift to new parents on the birth of their child. Whatever the event might be, there is an exciting array of stylish flower choices as well as gifts to accompany them too. A bottle of Australian wine and a selection of delicious chocolates make perfect accompaniments to a birthday bouquet, while who could deny the complementary nature of a plush teddy bear and a bottle of French champagne sent with a charming arrangement of new baby flowers.
To learn more about Roses Only and their range of services, visit the website here: Roses Only Website
Not only can flowers be arranged for same day delivery across Australia by ordering before 2pm during the week or by 10am on Saturdays, but delivery can be arranged for up to twelve months in advance.
Contact Info:
Name: Kelly Taggart
Email: Send Email
Organization: Roses Only
Address: 4/576 Boundary Road Archerfield, Brisbane, QLD 4108, Australia
Website: https://www.rosesonly.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88950924
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