Summer is a season that’s synonymous with humidity, sweat, and discomfort. Not only humans but nature also suffers immensely during this weather. Therefore, the flower shops need to deliver fresh bouquets on time. Flowers can wilt quickly in intense heat, disheartening those who want to send a bouquet to their loved ones. However, with smart sourcing, storing and caring, your blooms can stay cool and vibrant, even during deliveries. This blog explains how does a local florist in Sharjah takes flower care in summer and the precautions taken in delivery.
Sharjah & Dubai has a dry and hot climate from April to October that makes it difficult for flowers to thrive. So, the flower shops and the delivery partners need to take extra care to ensure that the customers receive fresh flowers even during the summer season. If the delivery goes in a normal van or car, the bouquets can sulk, resulting in disappointed customers. Thus, temperature controlled van is an essential requirement in flower delivery service in Sharjah. We source our fresh flower stocks from Kenya, India, and Holland. We store the flowers in suitable temperature and make sure to reach them fresh at each delivery location.
Once the flowers arrive the store from our suppliers, we work consistently to keep them cool and fresh for longer hours. Some of our methods include:
Our flowers stay at an optimum temperature and do not wither. Here’s how we do it:
We ensure that every order reaches within 24 hours. This quick service assures that the flowers arrive fresh upon delivery. To cater to the quick, same-day delivery service of fresh flowers, we use chiller vans. Chiller vans help to keep the flowers fresh and in optimal condition till delivery. Comprising properties similar to a refrigerator, the chiller van helps transport blossoming flowers, even in intense summer. That’s how we make sure that your flowers will always reach everyone in fresh condition. Regardless of the weather, our bouquets will arrive in fresh condition as we always strive to make you smile.