Flowertime Florist Ltd
17 Penpol Terrace,,
Hayle
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Mark and the staff welcome you to Flowertime Florist on Penpol Terrace, Hayle, your florist delivering flowers in Hayle, St Ives, Camborne, Penzance, Cornwall, UK and Worldwide.
Flowertime Florist was established on the 18th September, 1989. The business was founded by Mark Nicholas and as the business has expanded and grown Mark’s wife Rebecca, also a qualified florist, has joined the team making Flowertime a successful locally run family business.
Since Flowertime was established Mark has become the highest qualified florist in the Cornwall area, gaining the National Diploma of the Society of Floristry (NDSF) and the American Institute of Floral Designer’s (AIFD) qualifications. Mark has demonstrated and judged nationally and has been invited many times to exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show, where Flowertime Florist has gained numerous medals including gold.
Flowertime began by selling just flowers and plants, but over the years has expanded its range of products to include greetings cards, jewellery, handmade chocolates & soaps, candles, vases and glassware. Flowertime is the official stockists of Carrie Elspeth Jewellery, LSA Glassware, Celtic Herbal Company, Wendy Jones Blackett, Belly Button Designs, Umbra, Gisela Graham, Lime, Quire, Button Love, Rachel Ellen Designs, Bitter & Twisted, Culture Mix, David Chapman Photography and Kernow Chocolate, to name a few.
Flowertime provides flowers for all occasions, specialising in gift, funeral and wedding flowers. Where possible, Flowertime prefers to sell locally sourced flowers and plants, supporting many local Cornish growers, but in addition to this Flowertime has flower deliveries from Holland four times a week, and can source almost all flowers year round.
Flowertime Florist is able to deliver flowers locally, nationally and internationally through a network of associated florists around the World.
Flowertime websites at www.flowertimeflorist.co.uk and www.wesendflowers.co.uk are fully secure ecommerce sites.
