Mother's Day snuck up on us this year — it's this Sunday, May 11th. Need a last-minute gift that won't break the bank? Now through Thursday, May 8th, you can take 30% off Mother's Day flowers from The Bouqs Co. with the code BOUQSDAY. And yes, they'll arrive in time. These lush arrangements can be delivered the next day so that Mom can enjoy her gift before the holiday — note that Bouqs doesn't deliver on Sundays.
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The Good Housekeeping Institute loves Bouqs and recently named the company the best overall online flower delivery service. Bouqs flowers stood out for speedy delivery, stylish packaging, excellent customer service, easy-to-use website and, perhaps most importantly, long-lasting blooms.
According to our resident flower expert, analyst Eva Bleyer: "The Bouqs Co.'s arrangements lasted longer than any similar bouquet we tested." This means Mom can display and admire her bouquet long after Mother's Day.
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The bouquets are sold hand-tied or in a vase, and most arrangements are available in three sizes, so you can pick which bouquet best suits Mom's style (and your budget). Add-ons like special vases, chocolates, candles, mugs and more are also available to upgrade your gift.
The Bouqs Co. delivers to all 50 states and charges a $25 shipping fee if you don't have a registered account. (Editor's note: If you make an account, you get to save $7 on shipping). Your only dilemma now is deciding which bouquet Mom will love most. An arrangement of brightly-hued roses (originally $64 for a dozen, now $44.80 plus shipping) is a classic choice, but The Bouqs Co. offers some unexpected options, like pink and purple tulips, mini orchids, succulents paired with daisies and much more.
Kim Forrest is a writer and editor based in Maryland, where she lives with her husband and two tweens. A graduate of Williams College and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, Kim covered weddings at The Knot and WeddingWire for 12 years. Her work has also appeared in Washingtonian, The Bump and Brides.com.
