Britt's Floral

03/13/2026

Dreams DO come true🤍⛪️💍

03/13/2026

Absolutely stunning!🔥❤️

02/12/2026

02/10/2026

Pictures say it all! Happy Valentine’s Day!❤️🪉💘

02/09/2026

Delivery #2 gearing up for the big day! Need I say anything more?🤣🌹❤️

01/30/2026

Okay, switching hats and gears!
Let’s have a chat about Valentine’s Day pricing in the land of flowers. Brace yourself, you need to have time to prepare. We pride ourself in providing high quality Ecuadorian roses. Could we buy cheaper ones? Yes, we could. We could buy Mexico roses but that comes with a trade off of inconsistency in quality, size and life expectancy. We are not gambling, compromising nor lowering our standards just because prices are rising daily as Feb 1 approaches. Starting Feb 1, VDay pricing will be in full effect regardless of what type of event you are purchasing flowers for. That pricing will continue through Feb 21 which is when inflated pricing on our wholesale end begins to recede. So, this is what we are facing together:
Dozen Roses $125 and up
1/2 Roses $80 and up
Large Mixed Floral Arrangemnt $95 and up
Rose Bud Vase:
1 Rose $17.50
2 Roses $22.50
3 Roses $27.50
That is our menu in a nutshell. We are not able to do custom arrangements with special requests this year nor diffetent pricing other than those mentioned. Valentine’s Day falls on a Saturday this year which makes sales unpredictable. Therefore, we will be working with a reduced crew. In addition, we have scaled back our floral purchases this year. Deliveries to customers will occur on Friday,Feb 13, not Saturday. So, we are giving you notice to please order early. We will only have a very limited supply of arrangements available once we complete all of our preorders.
Delivery in town $10
Out of City Limits $15-$17.50
School Deliveries $5
We are streamlining our options and simplifing the process to control the madness. Call early, reserve your spot now! 📢PSA: We are just as frustrated with this pricing as you are, we assure you! However, as always, those flowers will be lovely💐
361-688-9162
Love y’all!

01/24/2026

Must be saved!🩷

01/20/2026

❤️LOVE IS IN THE AIR💘

01/20/2026

Tote full of about 30 organza panels, all colors. These were used for display window decor. They are NOT curtain panels. There are no rod slots in the panels.
All for $20!
361.330.0077

01/19/2026

Thank you Refugio PD for always keeping us safe!❤️🚔👮👮‍♀️🚓🚨

01/15/2026

I would like to share some information with floral customers. Hopefully, this will enlighten you. Quite often, we have customers call the shop wanting to order a standing easel floral spray for a funeral. No problem on our end at all. However, they are wanting to order an easel spray for $100-125. They are floored when we tell them that entry level pricing for an easel spray is $150 which consisted of basic greenery and entry level flowers…. ie: glads, carnations, daisies and mums. If they would like higher end flower content such as roses, lilies, hydrangeas, lisianthus etc, starting price point is $175 and up. I would like to show you why. This individual standing 60” metal easel alone has a wholesale cost to us of $15.15 which means it retails to you for $30.30. Next is a picture of same easel with an Oasis Cage attached which is the mechanism that holds the floral design. The wholesale cost for it is $10.85, retail cost to you is $21.70. So, the two together are $53.00 before we ever put 1 stem of any greenery in it. So, fast forward to placing basic greens of robellini, leather and ruscus and very quickly you arrive at a $75-80 price point before one flower is placed in it. Next…. Please don’t forget that we do have to pay a florist for their labor, average pay for a florist is $20-25 per hour on the low end. It takes an hour to an hour and fifteen minutes to complete an easel. So, realistically, your price point is at $95-100 before you EVER place a flower. I would really like everyone to think about this information, it’s not hard to understand that the floral industry is struggling just as every other industry around us. Please be understanding, our $ does not buy us what it bought in the past. A shop cannot keep its door open if they don’t adjust their pricing accordingly with their cost of perishable goods, supplies and labor. Please give this some thought….
With love,
Britt’s Floral💐