Hiccups and Sunshine: The Bouqs Company - Fresh, Affordable Flowers

Disclaimer: I received this beautiful bouquet of flowers in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links.

"A bouq is a bouquet, stripped of all the terrible baggage that typically goes with bouquets ordered online in the past – no bait and switch pricing, no long check-out process and endless upsells, no big and complicated supply chain, no waste and no wasted time or money. It’s bouquets, simplified."

If you're a lady you know that most of us love receiving flowers. I know I do! As much as I love having flowers to decorate my home with, I don't like that they wilt within a couple days and have to be discarded. Also, most online flower companies are expensive. I've browsed other online flower companies and noticed that even with their specials and sales, shipping is what really burns a whole in your wallet.
The Bouqs Company Flowers ordered from The Bouqs Company are as fresh as you can get them. They are cut on the day you order them and sent right from the farm to your door. No need to worry the condition your flowers arrive in - they are carefully packed in a box with lots of love. :)
What about shipping? The Bouqs Company offers a flat fee of $40 with shipping included and no hidden fees! Shipping is available in all 50 states.
Eco-friendly and Sustainable The Bouqs Company exclusively works with farms that are independently certified by 3rd party agencies such as Veriflora and The Rainforest Alliance as being sustainable and eco-friendly.
The Great Pumpkin I had the pleasure of receiving The Great Pumpkin (Orange Lillium Asiatic) bouquet a day before my birthday. These flowers are part of the Volcano Collection and are perfect for the fall season. They are a vibrant orange color.
When the bouquet arrived, the flowers were still in their bud form. It took about 2 days for them to bloom.

The flowers do last a few days longer than a lot of the other bouquets I've received in the past. Mostly in part because they are delivered fresh to your door. Their flowers are fed by pure volcanic snow melt and mineral-rich soil. How cool is it that they grow on a volcano in South America?