Mother's Day Flower Delivery Singapore — 5 Best Florists Compared (Same-Day Cut-Offs & Prices)
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Mother's Day Flower Delivery Singapore — 5 Best Florists Compared (Same-Day Cut-Offs & Prices)

Mother's Day falls on the second Sunday of May — next is Sunday 9 May 2027. We compared Far East Flora, Floristique, JM Flower, Little Flower Hut and Windflower on the things that decide the order: same-day cut-off times, free-delivery policies, real bouquet prices, and which to use depending on your budget and how late you leave it.

Sarah Lim8 May 20266 min readUpdated 1 Aug 2026

Mother's Day in Singapore falls on the second Sunday of May — next up is Sunday 9 May 2027, then Sunday 14 May 2028. Flowers are still the default gift, and the difference between a bouquet that lands on the day and one that slips to Monday almost always comes down to a single number: the florist's same-day cut-off.

We compared 5 of Singapore's most-used flower delivery services on the things that actually decide the order — same-day cut-off time, whether delivery is free, real price range, and house style. Every cut-off, price, discount and delivery policy below was re-checked against the florists' own sites in August 2026.

One money-saving note before you order: florists apply a seasonal markup of roughly 15–30% during Mother's Day week. The same bouquet sent on an ordinary Sunday costs noticeably less — so if the gesture matters more than the date, the week after is the smarter buy.

Florist promo codes in Singapore — what actually exists

Search "Floristique promo code" or "JM Flower discount code" and you will land on coupon-aggregator sites listing dozens of codes. Almost none of them work. Those sites auto-generate listings, recycle codes that expired years ago, and earn a commission whether or not the code applies at checkout. Here is what the five florists on this list actually offer, taken from their own websites in August 2026:

FloristDiscount that genuinely existsHow to get it
Far East Flora10% off your first order, plus frequent sitewide sales (typically 10–25% off selected items)Newsletter signup; sale prices apply automatically
JM FlowerS$10 off your next purchaseJoin the mailing list on jm.com.sg
Little Flower HutPrice match against a cheaper quote, money-back guaranteedContact them before ordering with the competing price
FloristiqueNo promo code and no first-order discountSavings come from the under-S$20 and under-S$40 tiers instead
Windflower FloristNo public promo code"On time, or it's free" refunds the delivery if they miss the slot

The honest summary: there is no working public Floristique promo code, and JM Flower's newsletter S$10 is the only straightforward code-style discount among the five. The two moves that save real money are (1) subscribing to Far East Flora before you order and buying during one of its near-constant sales, and (2) simply not ordering during Mother's Day week — skipping the 15–30% seasonal markup beats every coupon on this page.

A caution on aggregator sites: never pay through a third-party "deal" page or enter card details anywhere other than the florist's own checkout. If a code does not apply at checkout on the florist's own site, it does not exist.

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Far East Flora — Heritage Pick (Since 1965), 5pm Cut-Off, Free Islandwide

Singapore's longest-running florist, founded in 1965, and the most-stocked online flower retailer in the country. Far East Flora delivers islandwide every day of the year including Sundays and public holidays at no delivery charge, with a surcharge only for Sentosa, remote and restricted areas. Same-day cut-off is 5pm — one of the two latest on this list — though the site warns that peak periods can push an order to the next day. The range runs from budget hand bouquets through designer arrangements, and it is the only name here with multiple physical pickup points across the island, plus add-ons like hampers, cakes and soft toys. It is also the best of the five for discounts: newsletter signup gets you **10% off your first order**, and the site runs near-continuous sitewide sales (mid-year, National Day, seasonal collections) that routinely take 10–25% off selected bouquets — so check the banner before paying list price. Best for: traditional bouquets (carnations, lilies, pastel mixes), gift bundles, and anyone who wants the option of collecting in person.

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Floristique — Cheapest Entry Point (From S$19.90) + Hospital & Office Delivery logo

Floristique — Cheapest Entry Point (From S$19.90) + Hospital & Office Delivery

The most-cited same-day florist in Singapore review roundups, and the one that scales down the furthest on price: bouquets are sorted into under-S$20, under-S$40, under-S$60, under-S$80, under-S$100 and under-S$150 tiers, with entry bouquets from S$19.90 and premium arrangements running to about S$299.90. The under-S$60 tier is flagged as its most popular. Delivery is free islandwide with no minimum spend and explicitly covers homes, offices, hotels and hospitals — the practical edge if mum is not going to be at home on the day (note that requesting a specific delivery timing outside the standard slots can incur a charge). Cut-off is 2pm for same-day, with 10am–2pm and 2–6pm slots daily, and Floristique backs it with the same on-time-or-your-order-is-free promise Windflower makes. Worth knowing before you go hunting: Floristique does **not** publish a promo code or a first-order discount — the low entry price is the discount. Style is modern-minimalist Western rather than the classic carnation-and-baby's-breath look, and reviews consistently praise how closely the delivered bouquet matches the site photography.

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JM

JM Flower — Physical Thomson Shop, Mid-Range S$50–129

A smaller operator with an actual shopfront at Thomson, open Mon–Sat 8am–9pm and Sun/PH 8am–7pm — worth knowing if you would rather see the bouquet before you buy, or need to sort something out by phone. Hand bouquets sit mainly in the S$49.50–109 band (re-checked August 2026), with loose fresh stems from about S$7.50 a bundle and orchid arrangements from S$49, and there is a standing S$10 off your next purchase for newsletter subscribers — the most straightforward discount on this list. Style leans European and contemporary. The catch is the cut-offs: same-day orders must be in by 8am for a 10am–12pm slot or by 12pm for a 2–6pm slot (Mon–Sat), which is the tightest schedule on this list — fine if you plan ahead, no use at all if you remember at 4pm.

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Little Flower Hut — Latest Cut-Off (5pm), Slots Until 10pm, Price-Match

The best option when you have left it late. Free same-day delivery on orders placed by 5pm (Mon–Sat), with delivery slots at 9am–2pm, 2–6pm and 6–10pm available every day including Sundays and public holidays at no extra charge — the only florist here that will still be delivering at 9pm. It also runs a 24-hour ordering hotline and advertises a cheapest-price match with a money-back guarantee. Bouquets are browsable by price band (under S$30, S$50, S$80, S$100), and current hand bouquets sit around S$38–50 with regular discounts off list price. Selection and styling vary with what is in stock rather than being custom-designed, so check the site the morning you order. Best for: budget orders and genuine last-minute saves.

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Windflower

Windflower Florist — Boutique Style + On-Time-Or-It's-Free Guarantee

The style pick, and better value than its boutique positioning suggests: bouquets run roughly S$48–119.90, with most of the featured range landing at S$79–98 — squarely mid-market, not the S$200 designer tier. Operating since 2016 with more than 200,000 bouquets delivered, it offers free same-day delivery islandwide backed by a 'Trusted Timely Guarantee' — on time, or the delivery is free. Cut-offs are slot-based: 8am for a 10am–2pm delivery, 12.30pm for 2–6pm (Mon–Sat), and 3.30pm for a 6–10pm evening slot (Mon–Fri). Styling is editorial and restrained — neutral palettes, dried-and-fresh combinations, arrangements built to photograph well. Best for: when the presentation and the unboxing are part of the gift.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Mother's Day in Singapore, and what's the latest I can order flowers?

Singapore follows the US date: the second Sunday of May. That's Sunday 9 May 2027, then Sunday 14 May 2028. For same-day delivery on the day itself, the cut-offs (checked July 2026) are: Little Flower Hut 5pm, Far East Flora 5pm, Floristique 2pm, Windflower 12.30pm for a 2-6pm slot (8am for a morning slot), and JM Flower 12pm for a 2-6pm slot (8am for 10am-12pm). Those are normal-day cut-offs — during Mother's Day week itself capacity fills early and orders can roll to the next day, so ordering by the Friday before is the safe play.

Are Mother's Day flowers more expensive in Singapore?

Yes. A seasonal markup of roughly 15-30% over standard rates is industry-norm during Mother's Day week, driven by imported-stem costs and delivery capacity rather than by any one florist. The same bouquet sent for a birthday, an anniversary, or no reason at all in an ordinary week costs meaningfully less. If the gesture matters more than the date, sending flowers the week after is the single easiest way to cut the bill. If it has to be the day, the cheapest credible entry points on this list are Floristique's under-S$20 and under-S$40 tiers and Little Flower Hut's under-S$30 band.

Are carnations or roses better for Mother's Day?

Both work but signal different things. Carnations are the traditional Mother's Day flower, tied to the holiday's 1908 founding by Anna Jarvis; pink and red carnations specifically read as a mother's love. Roses are the more universally-liked and photogenic choice in Singapore, with pink, peach and pastel mixes the usual picks for mum (red roses lean romantic, and white flowers alone carry funeral associations in Chinese custom). Hydrangeas, lilies and tulips are the common premium upgrades. Most florists on this list sell mixed bouquets that include both, which is the safe answer.

Can I have flowers delivered to an office or hospital?

Yes, and it's worth checking before you order because policies differ. Floristique explicitly delivers to homes, offices, hotels and hospitals islandwide at no extra charge, which makes it the safest pick when mum won't be at home. Far East Flora delivers islandwide daily including Sundays and public holidays, with a surcharge for Sentosa, remote and restricted areas. Little Flower Hut runs delivery slots to 10pm including Sundays and public holidays at no extra charge, but states that deliveries to hospitals and remote areas may carry restrictions — enter the postal code at checkout to check availability before you pay. For hospitals specifically, confirm the ward's own policy first: some wards restrict fresh flowers, and most florists will not re-deliver free of charge if the ward turns the bouquet away.

Is there a Floristique or JM Flower promo code?

JM Flower yes, Floristique no. JM Flower gives S$10 off your next purchase when you join its mailing list, which is the only straightforward code-style discount among the five florists here. Floristique publishes no promo code and no first-order discount — its under-S$20 and under-S$40 bouquet tiers are the discount. Far East Flora is the best of the five for saving money overall: 10% off your first order for newsletter signups, on top of near-continuous sitewide sales. Ignore the coupon-aggregator sites that rank for these searches; they recycle long-expired codes and earn commission whether or not the code works. If a code doesn't apply at checkout on the florist's own site, it doesn't exist — and never enter card details anywhere except the florist's own checkout.

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