NetFloristFresh Red Roses Bouquet
R249
Please note
- Deliveries are only available in the CPT, JHB, PTA and DBN areas.
- Your bouquet will be delivered between 7th - 8th April from 08:00 - 17:00
- When you check out on this order, you will be charged R70 shipping
About
Let that someone special know that you are thinking about them with a beautiful bouquet of mixed roses and a personalised note to add that touch of special. Nothing beats a beautiful bouquet of roses with a thoughtful message to spoil a loved one! Send them a bouquet of ruby red roses that come accompanied by ruscus and are beautifully arranged into a bouquet and finished off with brown craft paper wrapping. Make their day memorable with this amazing bouquet!
Product Features
- Beautiful
- Red roses
- Personalised note
- Fresh
- Fragrant
- Perfect for any occasion
- Elegantly wrapped
Product Specifications
- Roses: 12
- Selection: Red
- Personalised note (see process below)
Please note
- Your bouquet will be delivered between 7th - 8th April from 08:00 - 17:00
- Deliveries are only available in the CPT, JHB, PTA and DBN areas, if you fall outside of these areas then your order will be cancelled.
- This deal is non-refundable after purchasing from OneDayOnly
- This deal is limited to one per customer to ensure your personalised message is unique
- If you would like to send more than one bunch of flowers, a separate order would need to be made
How it works
- Once you have decided who you want to gift (it may even be for yourself, we don’t judge)
- Proceed to checkout
- Proceed to delivery by adding a new address including the receiver’s name, surname and contact number.
- Alternatively, select an already loaded address.
- Very Important: Select “Send this as a gift”.
- Add in your recipient's name, number and personal message.
- Hit save.
- Select preferred payment method and submit order.
- Delivery of your bouquet will be via courier within 3 days between 08:00 - 17:00
- Contact 087 135 0005 or orders@netflorist.co.za for questions or concerns
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