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Monday, 13 July 2020

Going the extra mile at Martin and the Magpie

on 01 October 2018.

Martin and the Magpie pride themselves on offering outstanding customer service but this month they are going the extra mile to provide the best possible experience for their customers.

From September the florist will be opening 6 days a week, remaining open on Monday’s, making it even easier for customers to pop in at a time that works for them.

They will also be launching next day, nationwide delivery of their gorgeous bouquets, simply order by 1pm Monday to Thursday and your hand-picked bouquet will be delivered the very next day.

We asked owner Martin why the changes were important to him: “We noticed that there doesn’t appear to be any reliable organisation offering next day delivery of flowers you can choose in store. It offers a much more personalised product and you really know what you are sending to your loved one”

To order your bouquet for next day delivery, simply shop online or pop in store.

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