zFlowers.com Releases Pre-Mother’s Day Statistics

Based on previous years’ data, zFlowers.com is set to help a record number of people send floral messages of gratitude to Mum’s worldwide.

Hong Kong – Last year zFlowers.com helped over 31,000 customers worldwide to send fresh flowers and gifts ordered online to their Mum’s, Grandmothers and other influential woman in their lives for Mother’s Day. These orders went out to 26 countries worldwide and were sent from customers located in 89 countries around the world. Interestingly, as the Mother’s Day holiday spread in the region, South East Asia made up 20% of the total volume of worldwide flower deliveries.

“It’s really rewarding being involved with a company that has helped so many people around the world send their messages of love to their Mothers and other influential women in their lives. Our 10th Mother’s Day will be our biggest yet and we look forward to helping even more people show they care.” said Thomas Hegarty, Managing Director of zFlowers.com. This will be the company’s tenth Mother’s Day, so he is speaking from a decade of experience.

Statistically, people will spend 20% less on Mother’s Day than they do on Valentine’s Day.

It’s really rewarding being involved with a company that has helped so many people around the world send their messages of love to their Mothers and other influential women in their lives.

This year zFlowers.com will be running a Mother’s Day contest for people sending fresh flowers during this Mother’s Day period (6 – 13 May, 2015). Winners will receive one of two 32GB iPad Mini2 and will be announced on 15 May, 2015.

zFlowers.com was founded in 2005 by Mr. Hegarty in Perth, Western Australia. However, the company relocated its headquarters to Hong Kong in 2007 to better serve the broader Asia Pacific region as well as global customers. It now services orders with around 4000 partner suppliers worldwide.

You can find more information about zFlowers.com at www.zflowers.com. View the press release at 24-7 Press Release and PR Leap.