Connecticut Blooms · the United Kingdom → Connecticut
You are in the United Kingdom; the person you are thinking of is in Connecticut. The bouquet is arranged in our Manchester facility and delivered to their door, so nothing is posted overseas and nothing wilts in transit.
There are two addresses on the order — the recipient's in Connecticut and yours as your bank holds it in the United Kingdom. Neither has to match the other.
One box, one answer: a Connecticut ZIP code is covered, anything else is outside the area.
This checks the area, not the day. Next-day delivery covers qualifying orders in by 2 p.m. Eastern; same-day delivery is not offered, and orders over $100 deliver free.
Whatever you type into the message box at checkout is printed and tucked in with the bouquet. The card is set in Latin characters, as used in English.
A card is a card, not a letter — a few lines work best.
The order is the store's own, taken from every order across the store's order history. Nothing here is promoted; the rank is the rank. Too few bouquets have gone to Connecticut from the United Kingdom for a ranking of its own to mean anything, so none is printed.






Each has its own page with that town's delivery detail.
Not by us. Delivery is free over $100 and priced at checkout below that. Your bank may add a foreign-transaction fee of its own.
No. The flowers are arranged in Manchester for the date on the order; next-day delivery applies to qualifying orders by 2 p.m. Eastern, and same-day delivery is not offered to anyone.
No, nothing at all. The flowers are arranged in Connecticut and delivered in Connecticut, so nothing crosses a border.
Yes, handed only to someone 21+ with photo ID. If nobody can, the gift cannot be left.
No. Billing is yours in the United Kingdom; delivery is the recipient's in Connecticut.
No. It is printed as you enter it — nothing corrected, re-worded or translated.