Frequently Asked Questions About Flower Delivery in Singapore

We offer free delivery on the same day to nearly all parts of Singapore, with no minimum purchase required. This includes residential and commercial addresses, as well as hospitals and funeral homes. For Sentosa, Tuas, Changi Airport and The Shoppers @ MBS, an affordable flower delivery cost of $15 to $25 will be applied.

For specific timing will have additional $30 surcharge. Specific timing minimum 2hour time frame (example: 1pm to 3pm). No specific timing or express delivery allow on occasion period.

We accept credit card / debit card payment, including bank transfer or PayNow. For bank transfer or PayNow payment please email us at wellliveflorist@gmail.com or WhatsApp 91055602 for more information.

We offer same day delivery however orders will have to be placed before 3.30pm and kindly allow at least 3 hours for the order to be prepare before delivery slot.

Cancellations need to be made as soon as possible. If they are made more than 48 hours before the requested delivery date, there is a 50% cancellation fee of the total purchase price.

If the cancellation is made less than 48 hours before the requested delivery date, the full purchase amount will will forfeited.

No. There is strict no cancellation or refund policy for all cakes after the order has been confirmed. In the event that a cancellation is needed, the order will still be chargeable at the full price.

The cut-off time is 3.30 pm from Monday to Saturday and 9.00 am cut-off on Sunday. Allow at least three hours for the flowers to be prepared, and check the available slot at checkout. Delivery slots can change during busy periods such as Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day.

Delivery covers most of Singapore. You can order flower delivery near me for a home, office, hospital or funeral home within the service area. Some places, including Sentosa, Tuas and Changi Airport, carry an extra fee; a few restricted locations are excluded. Check the delivery page for the address before you pay.

Yes, these are among the address types the florist lists for delivery. For a hospital order, provide the patient’s full name, ward and bed number. For an office or funeral home, give the full venue name and any details that will help the driver find the right person. Check the venue’s rules if flowers may be restricted.

To help avoid a delay, enter a working phone number and an address where someone can receive the flowers during your chosen slot. If plans change, contact the florist as soon as you can to ask what options are available for your order.

If you have a particular colour, style or even type of flower in mind, make sure that you check with the florist before ordering from them. The Flower Arrangement Delivery Singapore range is a good place to find a design close to what you want, then discuss any changes.

Yes. You can add your own card message. Just provide the entire card message including the recipient’s name and your sign-off. If you don’t require a card, then you should follow the instructions provided on the product page.

You can choose a bouquet that features the flowers or colours you prefer. For a precise request, check with the florist before ordering, since fresh flower stock can change. Tell them which details matter most to you, such as pink roses or a bouquet without lilies.

A flower or filler may be replaced when stock runs short. Some items may be swapped for similar ones of equal or greater value, and the final colour or size may differ from the photo. If one flower is essential to your gift, ask about stock before you place the order.

Sunflowers, Gerberas, Roses & Mixed Bouquets are all wonderful flowers for a cheerful birthday present. Pick some colours the individual likes and then throws in a personal message note. Take a look at the Birthday Flowers selection.

Roses are a familiar choice, but an anniversary bouquet can reflect your shared story. Pick their favourite flower, a colour from your wedding day or a style they would keep on the table. The Anniversary Flower Singapore range offers a place to start.

Go for flowers that feel bright and full of energy. Sunflowers, gerberas and mixed arrangements work well for a new job, a big win or a fresh start. For a business event, a Congrats Flower Stand can make the message easy to spot.

A cheerful bouquet is easy to hold for photos and take home after the ceremony. Sunflowers and mixed blooms are popular choices, though the graduate’s favourite colours matter most. Explore a Graduation Bouquet Singapore and leave time for delivery before the event.

White flowers show a caring attitude subtly. The popular white flowers to use for conveying condolences are lilies, roses, and chrysanthemums. In case of a funeral service, a Condolences Flower Stand might be the best choice. Remember to provide the address of the venue.

A large, colourful stand suits a shop or business launch because guests can see it on arrival. Choose a design that fits the space and check where it should be placed. Browse the Grand Opening Flower Stand range, then arrange delivery before the event begins.

Choose a compact bouquet or hamper that is easy to place by a bed or on a table. Soft colours can feel calm, while bright blooms may lift someone’s mood. Check the hospital’s flower rules first, then browse the Get Well Soon Flower range.

Well Live Florist has a 99 Roses collection. Check the designs and delivery slots shown when you order, as stock can vary. A bouquet this large also needs space, so make sure someone can receive it.

Yes. You can browse the Preserved Flower Singapore collection. These arrangements offer another choice when you want a gift the recipient can display for longer. Follow the care advice supplied with the design you choose.

Yes, we offer tulip bouquets in Singapore. Tulips have a clean, simple look that suits birthdays, thank-you gifts and romantic notes. Check the current designs if you have a specific colour in mind.

Yes, you can browse the Hydrangea Bouquet Sg collection. Hydrangeas have large flower heads, so even a few stems can make a full-looking gift. Check the product details for the mix of flowers in each design.

Yes. The Sunflower Bouquet Singapore collection is a good starting point. Sunflowers bring a bright feel to birthdays, graduations and congratulations. Choose a design that suits the person, then check its delivery date.

A little care goes a long way:

• Keep the flowers in a cool spot, away from direct sunlight and heat.
• Put the stems in a clean vase with fresh water.
• Remove leaves that would sit below the water line.
• Trim the stems when you change the water.
• Take out blooms as they fade.

These steps help keep the water clean and let the remaining flowers take it up.

Change the water in the vase every two to three days or sooner if the water gets cloudy. It is recommended that you clean the vase and re-cut the stems whenever you change the water. Always check your flowers daily to ensure that there is enough water.

Place it in a cool, bright part of the room, away from direct sun and heat. Keep it clear of strong draughts too. A table away from the window is often a better home than a hot windowsill.