We welcome our potential customers to our online page. We, at Flovers only believe in customer satisfaction and consistency in quality. We provide best services to our customers. However, we have few terms and conditions to follow so that your connecting with us can be a great experience for you. Please read them carefully.

Our Terms and Conditions :

1. All our prices are in Indian rupees.

2. Delivery fee is not included in the prices.

3. Each product pictured is representative of the standard price. The premium price indicates an increase in size or flower quantity and container value.

4. All designs illustrated are a guide to the type and style of flowers that will be delivered. Flowers, containers,and accessories may vary according to season and availability or when they do not meet with our quality standards. In some cases, products of the equivalent value and quality may be substituted in order to fulfill the requirements of the selected order.

Privacy:

Cancellation Policy, Delivery Policy, Substitution Policy, Privacy Policy and Return Policy are detailed on their pages and are part of these terms and conditions and you agree with them when using this website.

Copyright :

All content included on this site such as text, graphics, logos, button icons, images, downloads, and software, is the property of Flovers only. The compilation of all content on this site is the exclusive property of Blooms Only. All software used on this site is the property of Flovers only. The information, intellectual property, software and content contained within www.flovers.me (this site and its associated pages) are copyright and may not be reproduced or stored unless written express permission is gained from the author.

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