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Flowers are a beautiful gesture that will say everything you wanted to but didn’t know how to. However, one mistake and it could all go terribly wrong. Leading Malta florist, Zammit Gardens, has been in the business of floristry for an incredible 100 years. They have just launched a new guide which explains what to look out for when selecting a florist.
With the number of natives travelling the world and the country itself becoming increasingly cosmopolitan, Malta flowers specialist Zammit Gardens is looking at a greater potential for growth. It’s something that has been noted with the intensity of people seeking florists in Malta using web-based research criteria such as flowers Malta, flower delivery Malta, Roses Malta and Flowers to Gozo.
From the company’s ingenious levels of creativity to its competent service, Zammit Gardens are already renowned in Malta for their fresh flower delivery services. It is a reason why they are able to advise what to look out for when selecting a florist. Here’s their tips on how to choose a florist in Malta:
- Find-a-florist excursion
Don’t be afraid to get out and speak to a number of different florists before you decide to pick the one you like. Options are always good so get some recommendations, do a little online research and go speak to at least three florists before you decide which is the best florist for you.
- Questions to consider when selecting a florist
What about security if paying by credit or debit card?
An important question and one that tops the list before you go any further with the process of selecting an arrangement. How secure is the system for paying online or over the telephone? At Zammit Gardens, you can rest assured that the payment process is carried out under the utmost security levels.
- How busy is the florist and can they deliver the following day?
This can make a difference between your flowers being delivered on time or two days late… A crucial question if you are sending flowers on impulse. It depends of course on the strength of your demand. If it’s a selection of 15 arrangements for a wedding, then you might be cutting it fine! However, some florists can work miracles and this could be a great litmus test for one should you find yourself in a situation like this!
- What about any special offers?
It’s a good idea to ask about any promotional offers because you might end up making someone very happy with a gift they didn’t expect! For example, if you’re planning to send flowers to Malta this Valentine’s Day, Zammit Gardens are offering a free bottle of perfume with every order of Valentine’s Day Roses. Looking out for special offers like this will make your budget go further.
- What is the price range for various styles of arrangement?
These could vary greatly, so it’s always good to be a step or two ahead and find out what different florists are charging for the same service.
- What is the customer service like?
Assess the type of customer service that is being offered by the florist - how are customers being welcomed, approached etc? Are your questions being answered? Is there something more that you would like the florist to do? How competent is the florist in dealing with your demands? With 100 years experience in the business of floristry, Zammit Gardens have an acute understanding of customers and their needs as well as their demands - whether it’s a bouquet for new mum or 50 bouquets for bridesmaids! They deal with thousands of flower arrangements sent to Malta each year and just as many clients keen to know the progress of their order.
- Is your privacy assured?
How will the florist be logging all your details - name, address, contact details etc? Can the florist assure that these details will not be passed to any person or company?
- Is there are customised service?
Whether you’re keeping it simple or creating a flamboyant arrangement to completely surprise someone - how well can your florist work to meet your demands? Is the service customised enough to meet your needs?
For more information on the range of Maltese flowers offered by Zammit Gardens to send to Malta or Gozo, visit their website at http://www.zammitgardens.com or follow them on Twitter at http://twitter.com/zammitgardens
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