Florist Shop Near Me at HarbourFront: Xpressflower's VivoCity Outlet

Xpressflower's flower outlet in VivoCity is at 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-142, Singapore 098585, on Level 1 beside the DBS ATMs, in front of The Chop House and diagonally across from Japanese Gourmet Town. It opens from 10am to 9:30pm, and a bouquet of twelve red roses costs S$118.81 including GST. For anyone typing florist shop near me on the way to Sentosa or a HarbourFront dinner, this is the counter inside the mall.

Xpressflower.com is a Singapore flowers-and-gifts company that runs a network of outlets in shopping malls rather than one flagship shop and a website menu of outlets across the island; the VivoCity counter is the one that sits on the route between HarbourFront MRT, the bus interchange and the Sentosa link. The company's about page says it expanded overseas in 2016 to Manila, where it launched a sister delivery site, knots.ph, for same-day delivery in Metro Manila.

The website's catalogue goes well beyond flowers. There is a licensed Sanrio collection with Hello Kitty, Kuromi and My Melody bouquets, preserved flowers and even Sanrio flower stands, and a set of partner-brand bundles that pair flowers with Udders ice cream, Cat and The Fiddle cakes, Twenty Grammes treats or Island Creamery. The VivoCity outlet page itself lists bouquets, arrangements, cuddly toys, balloons, cards and home decor as the categories it carries, so the bundles with cakes and ice cream are online orders rather than counter stock.

Prices on the website are shown before GST, with the GST-inclusive figure alongside, so it is worth reading the second number. Stunning Crimson, twelve red roses with a dual heart decoration, is S$109 before tax and S$118.81 with it. Picture Perfect, three white roses with two light pink gerberas, is S$103.55 with GST. Modern Muse, eleven red roses with white tulips and anthuriums, comes to S$184.21 with GST.

The most personal item in the range is Eternal Flame, preserved roses under a glass dome with a personalised photo, at S$140.61 with GST. Preserved flowers last for months, which suits a gift for someone flying out of Singapore the next day. An honest verdict: Picture Perfect, at five stems, is a small bouquet for over S$100, and a dozen roses at S$118.81 gives noticeably more volume for a few dollars more.

Delivery is charged by time slot before GST, the same on weekdays and weekends. The 9am to 12:59pm and 1pm to 5:59pm slots cost S$8, the evening slot from 6pm to 9:59pm costs S$10, and an early 7am to 8:59am slot costs S$20. A specific one-hour block adds S$20. Express delivery, within three hours of order confirmation, adds S$15 for bouquets and arrangements and S$30 for flower stands.

For a late surprise there is Midnight Express Delivery, with the last order at 9pm and a minimum purchase of S$80 before GST. The policy warns that surcharges rise during festive seasons and peak hours, so on Valentine's Day the published rates are a floor rather than a ceiling. The website was also advertising S$10 off islandwide self-collection, which makes buying online and collecting at VivoCity cheaper than delivery.

VivoCity is large and the counter is small, so directions matter. Come up from HarbourFront MRT, on the North East and Circle lines, or walk in from the HarbourFront bus interchange, and head for Level 1. The outlet stands near the DBS ATM machines, in front of The Chop House restaurant and diagonally across from Japanese Gourmet Town.

The outlet page still carries an old notice about closing early on 18 November 2025 for the company's annual dinner, a reminder that the counter occasionally shuts early for staff events. If you are planning to pick up a bouquet late in the evening around the same time of year, send a WhatsApp first. Otherwise, the regular closing time is 9:30pm, half an hour before many shops in the mall.

The congratulatory flower stands on the website are sorted by budget, which makes them easy to compare: a standard tier under S$119, a premium tier under S$299, a super-premium tier above S$299, and a separate category for big stands taller than 95cm. Stands are delivery items, and the S$30 express surcharge for large items applies to them, so order the day before for a shop opening rather than relying on a three-hour slot.

The math behind the GST-inclusive figures is Singapore's 9 percent goods and services tax: S$109 becomes S$118.81, S$95 becomes S$103.55 and S$129 becomes S$140.61. Delivery fees are also quoted before GST. When comparing with florists that quote tax-inclusive prices, such as shops listing prices with no GST added, use the higher Xpressflower figure so you compare like with like.

If the counter is out of the design you want, the website's Sanrio range, with Hello Kitty, Kuromi and My Melody bouquets, and its flower-and-dessert bundles can be ordered online and either delivered or collected. For loose stems by the bundle, Far East Flora's wholesale market on Thomson Road is the alternative, though it is a long trip from HarbourFront.

From VivoCity, the Sentosa Boardwalk runs across the water to the island, a flat walk of around fifteen minutes with travelators along the way, and it is the easiest way to arrive at a Sentosa dinner with flowers in hand. On the mainland side, the Mount Faber cable car leaves from HarbourFront Tower II, and the rooftop of VivoCity on Level 3 has a sheltered sky park overlooking the harbour.

Address: VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-142, Singapore 098585. Hours: 10am to 9:30pm. Prices with GST: twelve red roses S$118.81, three white roses and two gerberas S$103.55, preserved-rose photo dome S$140.61. Delivery before GST: S$8 for daytime slots, S$10 for evenings, S$20 for early morning. Nearest MRT: HarbourFront.