In a fast-paced world where everyone is chasing to reach their goals and looking at the bigger picture, I try to find comfort in small, every day things. I find great inspiration in the beauty of nature, as it helps me escape all the hustle and bustle and find m balance. I always try to soak in all its glory, and have a piece of it in my own home.  Fresh flowers are without any doubt the highlight of my home. They make my day, and even when there’s no special occasion, I always grab a bouquet of flowers. It simply transforms any day into a good one.

While in Singapore, I definitely recommend you snatch yourself a bouquet from A Better Florist. In a very lush floristry scene, this is one florist that gets all my praises. This bloom crew makes beautifully handcrafted flower arrangements for every occasion. If you want to impress that one special person in your life, or simply impress yourself, like I do, you can choose from their Signature Blooms, Farmer’s Choice or any other bundle of flowers you need. Or if you really want to feast your eyes on flower creations that are Instagram-worthy to say the least, check out their social media pages. Their daily creations are mind-blowing.

What makes this my favourite online florist in Singapore is the simplicity off all their systems. They make it pretty easy to place your order, and to choose what kind of an arrangement suits you best. Their pre-set choices are always my go-to. If you’re short on time, you’re going to love their offered selection. But be prepared to discard all your ideas about what a bouquet or an arrangement looks like. There’s absolutely nothing ordinary and simple about these arrangements.

I grabbed one of these babies the last time, and it took me quite some time to stop starring at this enchanting combo of fresh blooms, with tempting roses and lilies. It’s a shame we can’t transfer smells via blogs, because you would be mesmerized by the mixture of fresh flowers. 

I’ve never been in a hurry to order flowers, but their website guarantees a delivery within 90 minutes, which is actually very fast in Singapore.  I never thought I’d have a florist on my speed dial, but I actually do. And once you experience their efficient service, and remarkable skills, you’ll probably want to do the same thing.