Florist Promo Codes Singapore 2026: Which Floristique & JM Flower Discounts Are Real, Plus Sunday Cut-Offs and Real Prices

Singapore's longest-running florist, founded in 1965, and the most-stocked online flower retailer in the country with over 1,000 flower and gift options. Far East Flora delivers islandwide every day of the year including Sundays and public holidays, and its normal schedule runs three windows: 9am to 1pm, 2pm to 6pm and 7pm to 10pm, so it is one of two here that will still be at the door after dark. Unlike the other four, delivery is not free: it is **S$9 before GST for every two items**, with Sentosa at S$15 and army camps, Jurong Island, PSA ports, Airline Roads, the Airport Cargo Complex and Sembawang Shipyard at S$25. Redelivery and redirection are S$10 each, express is S$15 and super express S$25, all before GST per two items. Marina Bay Sands and Jewel require special arrangements. The site names its fee-raising windows outright: 9 to 16 February, and the second week of May, which is Mother's Day week. Same-day cut-off is 5pm, one of the two latest here, but the delivery schedule embedded in its own product pages is stricter than that headline. On weekdays 5pm buys the 7pm to 10pm slot (4.30pm on Fridays) and noon buys 2pm to 6pm, while the 9am to 1pm slot always needs the order in a day earlier. Saturday is the trap: same-day shrinks to a single 2pm to 6pm slot with a **10am** cut-off and no evening run. For a Sunday you need the order in by Saturday 4pm for a 9am to 1pm slot, or by Saturday 11.59pm for 2pm to 6pm. Worth knowing for May, its peak-season list explicitly includes Mother's Day, and during peak an order placed before noon is scheduled for the next working day. It is the best of the five for discounts: newsletter signup gets **10% off your first order**, and that stacks on whatever is on sale. On 9 September 2026 that meant 25% off selected new arrivals, up to 20% off selected 9.9 picks until 30 September, and a standing 15% Off Stands collection. It is also the only name here with multiple physical pickup points, with self-collection at Far East Flora Centre, Level 2, 435 Clementi Road, daily 9am to 8pm. Best for: traditional bouquets, gift bundles, and anyone who wants the option of collecting in person.

Founded in 2017 by florist Wendy Han, Floristique now lists over 600 curated designs and is the most-cited same-day florist in Singapore review roundups. 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. Be clear about what S$19.90 buys: those entry pieces are single-carnation petite bouquets with filler and eucalyptus, not a full hand-tied arrangement. Its real edge is the delivery terms. Of the five here it is the only one whose free islandwide delivery carries no conditions at all: no minimum spend, no surcharge list, and it explicitly covers homes, offices, hotels and hospitals, which is the practical win when mum will not be at home (requesting a specific timing outside the standard slots can still incur a charge). Cut-off is 2pm for same-day, with 10am to 2pm and 2pm to 6pm slots running **daily**, 10am to 6pm on public holidays. That word daily is why it is the pick for Mother's Day itself: it is the only florist here whose ordinary same-day cut-off still applies on a Sunday. Floristique backs it with an on-time-or-your-order-is-free promise and cites a 4.9-star rating from over 2,000 verified Google reviews. Worth knowing before you go hunting: Floristique publishes **no** promo code, no first-order discount and no promotions page anywhere on its site, which we re-confirmed in September 2026. The low entry price is the discount. The one charge it does publish is a S$10 redelivery fee covering a single re-attempt per order, which is still the cheapest second try of the five. Style is modern-minimalist Western rather than the classic carnation-and-baby's-breath look.

The one florist here that actually publishes working discount codes, and the reason this page exists. Two codes sit on the homepage, printed above the Sympathy Flower Stand and Top 10 Opening Flower Stands rows: **SENDINGCARE** for 10% off condolence and sympathy flower stands, and **CELEBRATEBIG** for 10% off congratulatory and grand-opening stands. They used to run in the header banner, which now advertises new reflexed roses and a 12pm same-day cut-off instead, so scroll rather than assume they are gone. Separately, the Mid-Autumn orchid range carries a straight **15% off** that needs no code at all, taking a mini Phalaenopsis to S$41.65 from S$49 and the six-stem Classic to S$177.65 from S$209. Read the scope before you get excited, because neither applies to hand bouquets, so for a Mother's Day or birthday bouquet the discount that matters is still the standing **S$10 off your next purchase** for mailing-list subscribers at jm.com.sg. Pricing needs restating too. We previously gave a S$50 to S$189 band; the live catalogue actually starts at **S$16** for a Petite Keepsake single-stem posy (S$18 for the rose version), then S$20 and S$25 for other minis, before proper multi-stem bouquets begin around **S$49** and run to about S$139, with Luxe Giant arrangements to S$289. Loose fresh stems start about S$8 a bundle and orchid arrangements from S$49. There is a real shopfront at 5 Joan Road, Singapore 298898, open Mon to Sat 8am to 9pm and Sun and public holidays 8am to 7pm, and self-collection is available, which is useful if you would rather see the bouquet first. The catch is timing, and the site contradicts itself: the homepage table gives an 8am cut-off for a 10am to 12pm slot and noon for 2pm to 6pm, while the delivery-information page says orders simply need to be in before 12pm for slots of 10am to 2pm and 2pm to 6pm. Order before 8am and you are safe under either reading. Same-day is **Monday to Saturday only**, so for a Sunday the order has to be in by **Saturday 4pm** for a Sunday 10am to 2pm slot. Two fees to note: redelivery is S$18 including GST per trip if the recipient is out, and JM applies a festive delivery surcharge whose named periods include Mother's Day.

The best option when you have left it late, on a weekday, and provided you spend over S$40. Free same-day delivery applies to orders placed **Monday to Saturday between midnight and 5pm**, and the actual windows are not the ones usually quoted: order before noon and it arrives 2pm to 5.30pm the same day; order between 12.01pm and 5pm and it arrives 7pm to 10pm the same day, which makes it one of only two here still delivering after dark. Order after 5pm and it moves to the next working day. Now the corrections that matter, all from its own delivery policy. Free same-day delivery **does not apply on Sundays or public holidays at all**: a Sunday order is scheduled for Monday 2pm to 5.30pm, and Saturday-after-6pm, Sunday and public-holiday delivery is a paid add-on **from S$30**. In peak seasons an order placed at any hour goes to the next working day, which is exactly what happens in Mother's Day week. And the one that quietly undoes the budget positioning: **orders under S$40 carry a S$15 delivery charge per destination**, so the S$35 bouquet on the homepage actually costs S$50 delivered. Sentosa, Marina Bay Sands, army camps, Jurong Island, Tuas and PSA ports add S$20, and redirection is S$15. The site advertises 60-minute express, but the delivery policy prices express as within three hours from S$55, with on-the-dot windows at S$35, early-morning at S$45 and after-10pm at S$80. It does run a genuine 24-hour ordering hotline on 6503 9750, and its cheapest-price match with a money-back guarantee is still live. Bouquets are browsable by price band (under S$30, S$50, S$80, S$100) and current hand bouquets sit around S$35 to S$50 after regular discounts off list. Best for: weekday orders over S$40 and genuine last-minute saves.

The style pick, and better value than its boutique positioning suggests. The range is also wider than we previously recorded: finished hand bouquets now start around **S$34** (single-rose and trio posies), proper multi-stem bunches from about S$37 to S$39, with the median listing at S$83 and the top of the standard range near S$239.90, so the old S$48 to S$119.90 band understated both ends. Loose stems sit lower again at S$29.90. Operating since 2016 under 1 Mayflower Pte. Ltd. with more than 200,000 bouquets delivered, it offers free same-day delivery islandwide backed by a guarantee that is stronger than usually reported: if an order misses its booked standard window, **the whole order is free**, not just the delivery. That guarantee covers standard slots only, not express or custom timings. It is the only florist here besides Floristique with a genuine Sunday same-day slot: 8am for a 10am to 2pm delivery and 12.30pm for 2pm to 6pm (Mon to Sat), 3.30pm for a 5pm to 9pm evening slot (Mon to Fri), and **8.30am for a Sunday 11am to 3pm slot**, which is the one to note if you are ordering on Mother's Day morning. One-hour express slots now run Monday through Sunday and are priced **from S$25**, with Sunday express bookable up to 3.30pm delivery on the same 8.30am cut-off. Two things to check before you assume free: standard delivery excludes **hospitals and medical centres**, the airport, army and police camps, Tuas, Gul Circle and Jurong Island, so confirm the address at checkout, and a late change to delivery details can trigger a S$10 redelivery fee. Self-collection is free from 60 Kaki Bukit Place, #07-09, Eunos Techpark. Instead of promo codes it runs Blooms Rewards: 1,500 points earn a 30% off coupon, 3,000 a 50% off coupon and 5,000 a S$150 off coupon, points redeem from 100 for S$1 off up to 2,000 for S$20 off, and a Yuu membership ID can be linked at checkout. There is also a standing **10% off flower subscriptions** on the weekly, bi-weekly and monthly plans, all with free islandwide delivery, which is the one discount here that applies to ordinary bouquets rather than stands. Styling is editorial and restrained. Best for: when the presentation and the unboxing are part of the gift.