Flower Delivery Raffles Place | 送花到莱佛士坊 — Comma Blooms Singapore

Comma Blooms brings considered, design-led arrangements to Raffles Place. Raffles Place is the heart of Singapore’s financial district, a canyon of skyscrapers around Raffles Place MRT. Corporate gifting, congratulatory desk flowers and office reception arrangements dominate, and weekday delivery windows matter most. A comma is a pause; let our flowers be the moment worth pausing for.

Order online any time for same-day delivery to Raffles Place. Every arrangement is hand-made by our florists using the freshest seasonal blooms — roses, hydrangeas, tulips, sunflowers and more — and our delivery team covers Raffles Place and all surrounding areas daily, including weekends and public holidays.

Why Choose Comma Blooms Singapore for Raffles Place Flower Delivery?

  • Design-forward bouquets composed by professional florists
  • Same-day delivery to Raffles Place for orders placed by 2pm
  • Globally sourced premium stems
  • Free islandwide delivery above S$100
  • Real-time order updates via WhatsApp

Popular Flower Arrangements for Raffles Place

Our most-ordered bouquets for delivery to Raffles Place include:

Rose Bouquets · Hand Bouquets · Flower Boxes · Grand Opening Stands · Birthday Flowers

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you deliver to Raffles Place on Sundays and public holidays?
Yes — we deliver to Raffles Place seven days a week, including Sundays and all Singapore public holidays. A small surcharge applies for Sunday and PH deliveries.
How much is delivery to Raffles Place?
Standard delivery to Raffles Place is S$15, and it’s free on orders above S$100. Same-day delivery is available for orders placed before 2pm.
Can I schedule a specific delivery time for Raffles Place?
Absolutely. Choose a morning (9am–1pm), afternoon (1pm–5pm) or evening (5pm–9pm) window at checkout and we’ll aim to match your timing.

Order flowers for Raffles Place now

Order online for same-day delivery in Singapore. Free delivery on orders above S$100.

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