Dawn Q Floral Design Review: 4.8 from 533 Reviews, Free Delivery, and 87 Preserved Bouquets (2026)
The preserved-flower specialist that doesn't charge for delivery
Most Singapore florists add $10 to $20 at checkout, or waive it above a spend threshold. Dawn Q delivers free on every flower order, and same-day when the order is in before 1pm. The range behind that is genuinely deep on the preserved side: 87 dried and preserved bouquets from $40 to $328, against 123 fresh ones from $47 to $469. They hold 4.8 from 533 Google reviews, work from a shopfront at 262 Upper Bukit Timah Road near Beauty World, and take a lot of orders over WhatsApp. The hand-written message card comes up in review after review, which is a small thing that evidently lands.
you want preserved or dried flowers, or you're sending something at short notice and don't want a delivery fee on top of the bouquet.
you need to walk in at the weekend. The shop opens 11am to 2pm on Saturday and closes on Sunday, so a Saturday afternoon or any Sunday means ordering online instead.
| Range | Price |
|---|---|
| Dried and preserved bouquets (87 of them) | $40–$328 |
| Fresh bouquets (123) | $47–$469 |
| Congratulatory stands (18) | $98–$330 |
| Delivery, islandwide | Free on all flower orders |
| Same-day delivery | Order before 1pm |
Is Dawn worth it? The math
The preserved range is where the arithmetic favours them. A preserved bouquet runs about $109 at the midpoint against roughly $129 for fresh, so it's the cheaper of the two before you count how long it lasts — and preserved flowers hold for a year or more where fresh give you a week. On a cost-per-month basis that isn't a close comparison; it's the difference between about $9 a month and about $129 for the week. Free delivery is worth another $10 to $20 against florists who charge it, which on a $40 bouquet is a quarter of the price again.
What they sell
- Preserved and dried bouquets, the deepest part of the range at 87 designs
- Fresh bouquets for birthdays, anniversaries and get-well
- Bridal bouquets
- Congratulatory stands for business openings
- Flower boxes and baskets
- Hand-written message cards with every order
Known for
- Free delivery on every flower order, islandwide
- Same-day delivery on orders placed before 1pm
- 4.8 from 533 Google reviews
Good to know
What customers actually say
Two things recur often enough to count as the house signature: the hand-written message card, and how fast orders move — one customer ordered on a Sunday night and had the bouquet the next day. Ordering over WhatsApp draws praise for quick replies, and people who visit the shop describe being walked through the options rather than sold to. The preserved bouquets carry the strongest reviews, with presentation and colour singled out. The honest caveat sits on the fresh side: the most detailed critical review lists three ways a fresh bouquet differed from its photo, including hydrangea that arrived bluer than the purple advertised and different spray roses, and another customer wished the roses had arrived tighter rather than fully open. One flower box was called plain for the price. Preserved arrangements draw none of that, which is a fair guide to which half of the range is the safer order.
Dawn Q Floral Design FAQ
Does Dawn Q charge for delivery?+–
No. Delivery is free on all flower orders, islandwide, with no minimum spend stated. Same-day delivery is available on orders placed before 1pm.
How much are Dawn Q's preserved flowers?+–
The preserved and dried range runs $40 to $328 across 87 bouquets, with the midpoint around $109. Fresh bouquets run $47 to $469, and congratulatory stands $98 to $330.
Where is Dawn Q Floral Design?+–
262 Upper Bukit Timah Road, #01-14, Singapore 588207, near Beauty World MRT. There's a wheelchair-accessible car park.
What are Dawn Q's opening hours?+–
9am to 5pm Monday to Friday, and 11am to 2pm on Saturday. They're closed on Sunday, which is the main limit on walking in at a weekend.
Are preserved flowers better value than fresh?+–
At Dawn Q the preserved range is both cheaper at the midpoint, about $109 against $129, and lasts a year or more instead of a week. Fresh still wins on scent and on the look of a just-cut bouquet.
How is Dawn Q rated?+–
4.8 from 533 Google reviews as of 8 September 2026. The hand-written card and delivery speed draw the most praise; the recurring caution is that a fresh bouquet can differ from its photo in colour or bloom stage.
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By the MoreBetter editorial team. Prices are quoted from dawnq.com and carry the date they were last checked; the badge date moves when the price does. Back to Preserved flowers.