Flowers to say thank you?

Talentguy

Hi all,

I'm on top of the world today as I've finally sorted myself with a job and can finally start sorting my debts out!

I wanted to send a gift, maybe flowers, to the recruitment company who have helped me over the last few months, whether is be temporary jobs or permanent ones. They've been really supportive throughout and definitely deserve it!

As I'm really low on money and don't want to get into much more debt, I was wondering if you knew of a company who sells flowers that can be delivered and won't cost me the earth? The one's I've seen are £25+ and that's far too much!

Also, any other ideas than flowers?

Thanks

beverleyhills

A nice thank you card expressing your appreciation for their support would be more than adequate. They would appreciate the gesture.

shopndrop

Congratulations and best of luck in the job.

How about buying a couple of bunches of different flowers from a supermarket and re-wrap them so it looks like one larger bunch and taking them in personally. That will be a lot cheaper. I personally like the flowers from Aldi, they are less than £2 per bunch so for £10 you can get a lovely display.

Sweets or biscuits also go down well in any office and are always welcome.

Nile

shopndrop wrote:

Congratulations and best of luck in the job.

How about buying a couple of bunches of different flowers from a supermarket and re-wrap them so it looks like one larger bunch and taking them in personally. That will be a lot cheaper. I personally like the flowers from Aldi, they are less than £2 per bunch so for £10 you can get a lovely display.

Sweets or biscuits also go down well in any office and are always welcome.

Hello Talentguy

That's great news.

I agree with the suggestions by shopndrop and beverleyhills. If you can spare the time to hand over the card, flowers and biscuits in person, that would be a really nice gesture.

Good luck in your new job.

Nile

BargainJunky

Good luck with the new job.

How about some fresh cream cakes or danish patries? Otherwise biscuits or sweets get my vote too.

twinklybev

Tesco do a small bouquet delivered, I'm sure it was under £20 the one I sent & they were fab

sarahlouise210

Buy them one of these with their company name on ...I have bought quite a fe and everyone loves them !!! Go through Quidco for a discount
http://www.gettingpersonal.co.uk/gift.asp/Gift/700/buy/personalised-calendar-classic.htm

rainee

valueflora via quidco do some excellent value items my mums orchids are still going strong from just before christmas!