Flowers from Hannah is exceptional! I placed my order from their online shop then called them to…read morereview the details. This was a very sensitive situation that needed special attention for delivery. They went above and beyond to take care of finding the memorial site. They even sent personal texts that the wreath was properly delivered. The wreath was absolutely beautiful with extra attention to details, and very reasonably priced. I highly recommend this incredible company and their employees and would entrust them with any future event.

I called from out of state and spoke to a lovely woman and told her I needed to order a coffin…read morecover. I gave her my choice of white flowers and my price point. She listened to everything I said and we agreed on the purchase. I was more than pleased when I arrived at the funeral home. She created the most beautiful arrangement and I was more than pleased!

Mike at Just for You Flowers knocked it out of the park with this stunning holiday arrangement! The…read moremix of red roses, white lilies, orchids, and festive greenery was beautifully crafted and made my table look incredible. The flowers were super fresh, and the attention to detail was spot on. Mike was great to work with--friendly, helpful, and clearly passionate about what he does. If you're looking for gorgeous flowers and great service, Mike's your guy!

Quality gifts and speedy service, these people are wonderful thank you for making my gift giving so…read moreeasy and professional

Always amazing flower delivery from here! Our go to spot. Thoughtful, well designed and lasts a…read moregood amount of time. Highly recommend - also super professional with delivery.

Hands down THE BEST florist and floral designer around. I use them exclusively for every occasion…read more On the odd occasion I cannot use Colly Flowers due to location or time constraints, I am alway so sorely disappointed by other florists because Colly Flowers has raised the bar on what I expect from a luxury floral designer. Well worth the money. And their boutiqiue/shop has the cutest household items!

I'm still scratching my head over the experience I had at Elliott's Flower Shoppe, this past…read moreSaturday morning. I am planning my second wedding, and saw in their window, a sign that read DIY Weddings. Well, I had already planned to do my own table arrangements and had, in fact, already bought 16 vases. So, I thought... this is GREAT! We can discuss flowers, maybe they can help me do a trial arrangement, then I'll place an order for a large quantity of flowers for the day before my wedding (nice sale for Elliott's... in addition to a few corsages, a few boutonnieres, a bouquet for me - in other words.. dropping a few bills, easily) They aren't open any evening, and they did not respond to an email I had sent weeks ago, so I had this saturday morning free to drop in. I brought a vase with me, and a small notebook... I was ready to work. But, no..... the woman at the shop wouldn't help me, because I didn't have an appointment. She said, and I quote, "I can't help you right now because I have to help other customers and answer the phone". She mentioned this on more than one occasion, during the 10 minutes I was in the store. When she first mentioned it, I said I understood... and of course she should help other customers and answer the phone... I'll wait. The second time, I thought to myself.... but there ARE no other customers and the phone hasn't rung. And, I AM a potentially GOOD CUSTOMER with MONEY TO SPEND! This woman clearly did not want to work with me at all, discuss flowers or prices, offer me any insight as to what might be a good option for my vases. She pointed to a desk and suggested I look through a few catalogs of wedding arrangements. That was the help she offered. I would expect she'd ask me things like, what time of day is the wedding, is it casual or formal, what do you envision... nothing like that, at all. So disgusted with this place. You try to shop locally. I'm a Morristown resident and WANT to support our local businesses. But, clearly this place is not interested in that, which is disappointing, to say the least.

Snow on roof is dangerous and inconsiderate. It's also illegal…read more Tried to explain to the driver but she didn't seem to understand the concept. Perhaps reading will help. Having had a sheet of ice smash through my windshield (before there was a law), it's irksome to see people unaware and unconcerned about the safety of others.

House of Peony is amazing !!! Celeste is my floral designer extraordinaire. She creates and…read moreinnovates in her floral designs. Highly recommend - 5 stars

So happy with my order from this shop! I made a note that the recipient has pets and requested…read moreflowers that would be nontoxic to those pets, and I received a call to confirm they had received this note. The arrangement came out absolutely beautiful and they were kind enough to upgrade it as I was a first time customer. I will absolutely be a repeat customer and was so impressed with how beautiful the arrangement came out.

I just moved to the area and am so glad I stumbled up this gem of a store. The owner, Maria and her…read morestaff, are so helpful and friendly. A nice array of gifts for everyone and at many price points. Definitely worth a visit!

Service and selection are great, recommend for gifts and yourself. Great store for browsing, I…read morenever leave without finding something great.

Twice I've received flowers from Conroys and each were delivered with unusual requests from the…read moresender. First one was to include cherry lozenges (laryngitis). Second was to paint each rose blue or black and include Twizzlers. Both bouquets were absolutely gorgeous!

I specifically didn't order for Conroy's to deliver to my mom today because they messed up two of…read moremy orders in a row in the past, and the woman was so incredibly nasty, I couldn't believe it. I ran my own business before becoming disabled; I would have had NO CLIENTS if I talked to my clients the way these people talked to theirs when they had their storefront up in MP.. MY FATHER WAS DYING! and he sent my mom and me roses, separately; Conroy's forgot mine. They didn't want to deliver just mine and gave me so much grief, I started crying. I told them this was going to be my last Valentine's with my dad, that's why he had someone order us flowers. They FINALLY delivered mine, and SPELLED MY DAD'S NAME WRONG ON THE CARD. When I called to ask for a card with the CORRECT name, they told me NO, I can write it myself. So my last rose ever from my father had a card WRITTEN BY ME. Fast forward to Saturday, two days ago, when I went to order flowers for my mom's 76th birthday. Conroy's is now the only florist around, and I thought, NO WAY, so went online and found AVAS. They had mostly 5 Star reviews (turns out that's because they screen their reviews...) They promised morning delivery because my mom was going out and I'm disabled and cannot open the door. At 11:30am I called and was told by the 2nd AVAS Rep, that the flowers would get there by 7pm! My mom was going out...I was promised between 9:30am and noon delivery. My mom was going out at 12:15pm. She wound up changing her birthday lunch date until 2:30pm, waiting for the flowers... My mom got a call from MORRIS PLAINS FLORIST asking for directions. My mom asked me if "that was the big birthday surprise-- flowers". I said no, (because I didn't order from Morris Plains Florist. Never heard of it. Wasn't listed online). I knew their storefront had closed and a local businessman told me they moved to a place that's more of a wholesale place that did weddings and was a tuxedo shop. He didn't know of a florist in town. The flower arrangement I ordered for my mom arrived around 1pm. My mom said she loved it. Then she was sneezing and I asked her to show me the arrangement: there were specifically no flowers she was allergic to in the arrangement I had ordered (I told the AVAS Customer Service Rep she was allergic to certain flowers). I saw the order and my heart dropped. I was so excited about this order. I went all out on her birthday to make it extra special and when I saw the arrangement, it was not even REMOTELY what I ordered, and not nearly as big...I showed my mom the photo of what I ordered, and she said, "NOW I understand why you're upset! This is NOTHING like that arrangement. The one you ordered is beautiful! Stunning colors!" I spent $91.00 and the arrangement my mom received was only HALF the size as the one in the photo, was missing most of the flowers that were SUPPOSED to be in the order, and instead of beautiful small yellow daisies, there were yellow weeds (I worked in a flower store) that made my mom sneeze for an hour. Two roses missing. Roses already fully open, some flowers wilting. Some petals falling off already. No lovely delicate blue flowers. I ordered this beautiful arrangement with my mom's favorite flowers... they weren't in the arrangement, besides two tiger lily stems. The "bow" was a joke. I told my mom, "THIS is the 'beautiful matching bow' I paid for?" My mom said, "Where's the bow?" You couldn't even tell it was a bow It was the tiniest piece of hay wrapped around the vase and tied like a shoelace. The ribbon used on the mylar balloon didn't even remotely match the arrangement. Look at the two photos. My mom had to throw out the yellow weeds because they gave her hay fever. I DISGRACEFUL. I've already contacted my credit card regarding AVAS (that's a different review). I'm not paying for this arrangement; if Conroy's didn't have the flowers to fulfill this order they should have told AVAS! I worked in my aunt's flower store... this arrangement would have been returned immediately because it's nothing like what was ordered, and mostly filler. Plus it's small, and I specifically didn't want dark, fall colors because my mom is grieving. I picked something that would cheer her up. I will never use Conroy's again (that was a given before). If I ever had any reservation before, THIS just proves that they don't care. Ruin someone's birthday surprise? Dad dying? They don't care. If I had known AVAS was going to farm out the job to Conroy's, I would have asked a friend to pick up a couple bunches of Gerbera Daisies at a local supermarket. I'll never use AVAS again. As far as Conroy's, it's sad, really. Six years and nothing's changed.

Sunnywoods florist was very helpful with a recent order I unfortunately had to sent to a Memorial…read moreService. They made the process quick and easy. The order was place the morning of the service and they had it there on time for a 4:00 start. I told the woman on the phone that the flowers were for a dear tailgate friend and she found a small NYG helmet to include in the arrangement to personalize it. The price was a little steep, but what isn't nowadays. The arrangement was $176 and the helmet was $35. I was okay with the price since this was a day of order placed last minute and included delivery. We were overall very pleased with the arrangement.

I feel like it can improve in terms of customer service. I ordered online and usually when you…read moreclick through the prices of the sizes, the image will change. This image didn't change. I ended up buying the $75 bouquet. It was smaller than expected, so I emailed and they did reply quickly and they were very cordial. The person who replied said that for the $75 bouquet, the stems are a little longer and there may be a couple of extra flowers in there, vs. the $55 bouquet . I don't think it's worth an extra $20 for that, so I wish I had purchased the $55 bouquet. I won't order from them again because I feel like there needs to be more transparency and truth in the ordering process

Was walking around Morristown and saw this shop which I had noticed the last time I was here…read more Popped in and it was a cute Jersey themed store. People inside were so nice and provided snacks to a dog which I thought was really cool. After browsing I got salt water taffy from Atlantic City and a Jersey hot sauce. They have everything from food items, mugs, clothes, etc. definitely coming back next time I am in Morristown.

Residents of the oft-maligned state of New Jersey know that it offers so much more than the gritty…read moreindustrial scenery of the Hydro-Pruf factory and gas storage tanks seen in the opening credits of the Sopranos. New Jersey features a diverse landscape that ranges from from the factories of Paterson to the 9,800 farms covering 790,000 acres of farmland in the state.. with a unique and rich tapestry of upscale and blue-collar towns across the state from Montague in the north to Cape May in the south. Just Jersey is a store that celebrates it all. Just Jersey is a independently-owned and -operated retail outlet in Morristown that features carefully curated, locally-produced, and reasonably-priced products that celebrate the rich culture and history of the Garden State. It's a one-stop shop for all things Jersey - high-quality, handcrafted art, jewelry, and clothing products as well as shelf-stable food products produced by local artisans - that make thoughtful, decorative, functional, and tasty gifts for current or former New Jersey friends and family as well as wonderful decor for home or college dorm room to remind family and friends of the culture and attitude of the Garden State and their hometowns. What's more New Jersey than New Jersey-shaped pasta or a "Jersey Girls Don't Pump Gas" keychain or a decorative sign with your zip code or town's name crafted from decommissioned New Jersey license plates? Paul Miller and Tina Bologna, Just Jersey's co-owners and shopkeepers have created a special place in Morristown that serves as a hub of the local community and supports more than 300 New Jersey-based small businesses. They seek out locally-produced products that are uniquely 'Jersey' and produced by New Jersey-based small businesses to stock in their store and website. Every product in the store and website comes with a story that Paul and Tina are happy to share. They also host periodic launch parties in the store to celebrate new vendor and products added to their inventory. To celebrate the recent Small Business Saturday, my shopping companion (.. in full disclosure, a Jersey Girl through and through who lured this then-New York City resident to relocate out to her home state ..) and I stopped in to Just Jersey to pick up her weekly fix of Cape May Peanut Butter Company's Natural Peanut Butter produced in a facility at the Cape May County Airport. We wound up eavesdropping on a conversation between Paul and a local politician on the town/township's political history and buying my shopping companion a beautiful sweater knitted by Paul's wife which she'll wear proudly she's supported a New Jersey-based small business. We will definitely be back! PRO TIP #1: If your small- or not-so-small New Jersey-based business needs to thank its customers for their patronage whether for the holidays or just to say thank you.. why not celebrate the state your business calls home while supporting the local economy? Just Jersey has plenty of experience with creating and shipping corporate gift baskets full of locally-sourced products from small businesses. PRO TIP #2: Just Jersey does not have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of paid on-street parking on South Street or Maple Avenue. Bring change or use the ParkMobile app for the meters ($1 per hour) Monday through Saturday from 8am til 6PM; all street meters are free Monday through Saturday after 6pm and all day on Sunday. If you can't find a spot on the street, paid parking is also available in the Morristown Parking Authority Lot #8 (@ 10 Franklin Street) and Vail Parking Area (@ 110 South Street). FREE on-street parking is located on MacCulloch Avenue, just two blocks from Just Jersey.