April 23, 2007

Wilmington, Delaware, USA - Mother’s Day products will be up for sale at PickupFlowers.com from 23 April 2007. This announcement was made by Sai Thota, the business head of PickupFlowers. Mr. Thota also stated that PickupFlowers has expanded its services to Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, Spain and Thailand in addition to the existing 40 countries.

‘The aim of the recent enhancements is to enable our customers to send flowers to any part of the world that they may have their dear ones in’, says Mr. Thota. In addition to creating product catalogs for occasions that have attained global significance like Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day, Mr. Thota’s future plans include giving emphasis to local gifting occasions and festivals that are specific to countries and provinces.

PickupFlowers is an international online florist that delivers flowers all over the world. The site was launched in 2005 with its headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, USA. PickupFlowers now caters to forty-six countries all over the world and it lets customers send flowers internationally with the arrangement and delivery being taken care of by professional local florists. An additional feature of PickupFlowers is that it offers free shipping.

The website was launched with the aim of delivering quality service to customers with the help of local florists. This enables the customers to get the best products at local prices. customers may send flower bouquets, flowers in vases, and flowers in baskets on occasions like anniversaries, birthdays, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and to denote love, gratitude, and wish of speedy recovery. By introducing the recent changes and the features to ensure secure shopping, PickupFlowers has geared up to face the competition set by the leading online florists.

Besides Mother’s Day products and the expansion of service to new countries in Asia, Europe and South America, the recent changes include a totally new and engaging appearance to the website and introducing new modes of payment in addition to credit cards, namely, PayPal and Google checkout.