FreshCut Paper - a review

pretty, paper bouquet 
February 2022

I rarely click on any ads I see on Facebook, but I couldn’t resist checking out the FreshCut Paper advertisement (FYI: I am not being compensated for this review) that I saw before Valentine’s Day. 

Fresh flowers rarely last long, but they always lift me up. However, one downside to fresh flowers is that their fragrance sometimes trigger my allergies. On a whim, I ordered two bouquets from FreshCut Paper: one for myself; one for my niece. I thought the daisy bouquet would be perfect for my winter weary soul.

The bouquet arrived in a sturdy envelope with the flowers tucked inside another envelope. The pink envelope shown above contained the bouquet and could be used to send the flowers to another person. Unfortunately, multiple bouquets can only be mailed to a single address, so I purchased Brenda’s flowers in a different order than mine and had them mailed directly to her home.

I was not aware of the company’s policy of planting a tree for each bouquet ordered until I saw it on the outer sleeve. 

The flowers are presented as a true bouquet, and there is an enclosed card. For five additional dollars, the card can be personalized for a order sent directly to another person, or as I stated earlier, you can send the flowers to your own address, sign the card, and then send or deliver the bouquet yourself. 

I’m pleased with the quality of the product. I wish it was not quite as flat on the back, but as you can see in the mirror, the arrangement is pretty all the way around. 

A variety of arrangements are available on the website (FreshCut Paper). I thought the flowers were reasonably priced at $12, plus postage. 

As I stated earlier, I am just a satisfied customer of FreshCut Paper. I was not and will not be compensated for my recommendation. 

Have you discovered any new products lately that you love?