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Exceptional service recovery and customer care! Recently ordered a floral centrepiece for a significant milestone event, and while there was initially a hiccup, the Singapore Florist team went above and beyond to make it right.
Ordered a bouquet for a friend's birthday and the delivery was right on time. Stems were fresh, the wrap was elegant, and the recipient sent me photos within an hour to thank me. Would order again without hesitation.
Beautiful and affordable bouquets! Singapore Florist has been my go-to for the past two years. Reliable, gorgeous arrangements, and the prices are honest. Highly recommend.
Get Well Soon flowers are a specific gifting category with its own design rules. Unlike celebration bouquets where the goal is visual impact, get-well bouquets need to balance warmth with restraint. The recipient is recovering from illness or surgery, often in a hospital ward with limited bedside space, sometimes with scent sensitivities from medication, and rarely in the mood for an oversized arrangement that demands attention. The Singapore Florist studio has been arranging get-well bouquets since 1987, and they make up roughly 8 percent of our daily order volume, with most going directly to Singapore General Hospital, Mount Elizabeth, Raffles Hospital, KKH, and NUH.
The design philosophy is comforting, not overwhelming. We lean towards soft pastels (pink roses, cream carnations, yellow gerberas, white orchids) and avoid bold reds or deep purples that can feel emotionally heavy. We deliberately exclude strong-scented flowers like lilies, hyacinths, and tuberose from this collection because they trigger nausea in recovering patients and are banned in some hospital wards. Sizes are typically smaller than gift bouquets so they fit on a hospital bedside table without crowding. The recipient should feel cared for, not overwhelmed.
Pricing starts at SGD 68 for the compact bedside posy and reaches SGD 188 for the premium get-well arrangement with multiple stem types. Most orders land in the SGD 78 to SGD 118 range. Every order ships free islandwide, includes a handwritten get-well card, and arrives same-day for orders before 12pm. For hospital-friendly hampers that pair flowers with recovery snacks, see our get well soon hampers collection. For more substantial gift hampers, browse luxury hampers. Read more in our guides to rose colour meanings, number of roses meaning, and how long roses last.
Hospital deliveries have unwritten constraints that shape how we build these bouquets. Ward tables are usually 60cm wide at most, so we size bouquets to fit that footprint and avoid the tall ornamental builds that look nice in product photos but crowd the patient's limited space. Our driver knows the visiting-hour protocols for every major Singapore hospital and times delivery to align with visiting hours so the recipient is awake and able to receive the gift. For ICU or no-visitors wards, we hold the bouquet at the studio until the patient moves to a general ward, then re-deliver at no extra charge. We also avoid pollen-heavy flowers because some hospital wards specifically ban them. Every bouquet in this collection is hand-built by an arranger who understands these constraints and conditioned for 12 to 24 hours in nutrient water before dispatch.
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Avoid strongly scented flowers like lilies, hyacinths, tuberose, and stargazer lilies (they trigger nausea in recovering patients and are banned in some wards). Avoid pollen-heavy flowers (some hospital wards ban them due to allergy risks). Avoid oversized arrangements (they crowd cramped bedside tables). Safe choices: roses, carnations, gerberas, tulips, orchids, daisies.
Yes, all major Singapore hospitals are standard delivery destinations. Include the ward name, bed number, and patient's full name in the order notes. Our driver coordinates with reception during visiting hours. For ICU or no-visitors wards, we hold the bouquet and re-deliver once the patient moves to a general ward.
Flowers (this collection) are bouquet-only deliveries appropriate for any recovering patient. Hampers (our get well soon hampers collection) bundle flowers with recovery treats like fruit, herbal tea, biscuits, and honey. Hampers are more substantial gifts (SGD 98 to SGD 288) while flower-only bouquets are typically smaller and more frequent (SGD 78 to SGD 138).
Yes, every order includes a free handwritten card. For get-well messages we recommend keeping the tone warm and brief (the recipient is unwell and may not have energy to read long messages). Generic openers like Hope you feel better soon or Thinking of you work well. For closer relationships, mention something specific from your shared history.
Yes. Leave the sender name blank or write from a wellwisher in the card message. Our driver will not reveal your name. For corporate office deliveries to a colleague, just include the office address and recipient's name in the order notes.
Jim and his team acquired Singapore Florist from the founding family who started the studio in 1987. Every collection on this site is built around the same hand-arrangement craft and freshness guarantee the original owners trained the studio on. Read the full story or WhatsApp Jim's team directly if you have a question.
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