Brilliant service great flowers for my mrs 40th delivered wen I asked them to as well,. Helpful…read morepolite staff. Recommend

From the owner: Bonnie Fleurs Florist covers all aspects of floristry and we are based in Clarkston, Glasgow. We…read morepride ourselves on our customer service and attention to detail. We offer a full free wedding consultation for your special day and would be delighted to hear from you. We provide flowers for all occassions including Weddings, Funerals, Corporate Events & Special Occassions. Bonnie Fleurs aims to provide a high quality floristy service. The fully qualified staff ensure clients satisfaction every time.

Excellent service. Very reliable. Will go back over and over. Flowers are gorgeous, and very good…read morevalue for money! Nice local shop, the staff will go out for there way to help where they can.

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I really love flowers, my favourites are gerberas, roses, daffodils, bluebells, tulips... I guess I…read morelike them all, I just really don't like lillies as they remind me of funerals and if death had a smell, for me it would be that strong overpowering smell that a lilly has. I popped in here last autumn for some flowers to spruce up my room, I opted for a couple of gerberas with some fancy grass leaves wrapped round them, that tiny bunch came to £7.50... what a rip off! They were really pretty so I wasn't too bothered at the time, until the next day when they were all wilted, I could have cried. For presents then this place can make a very fancy little (or big) bouquet for you, but if it's flowers to add some colour to your home then forget it, the price of the flowers here aren't worth the lifespan of 24hrs.

All of the ladies were super accommodating for this last minute wedding flower shopper. In fact, I…read morearrived on a Saturday (the day before my wedding) and they were so busy but these fairy godmothers took the time to make me the absolute most beautiful wedding bouquet! It stayed beautiful for a week or more after and was really, just gorgeous. Thank you so much ladies!

My old school friend text me to say that he was up for Christmas from Manchester. He asked if was I…read morestill kicking about Blantyre and I sure am so he suggested heading to Asda Blantyre Cafe. When he came to my bit he had fortunately changed his mind and said 'Howsabout EK instead?' Yay, you betcha! I love the East Kilbride Shopping Centre or it's more the Centre West bit that I like best nowadays. It's actually split into several shopping malls, Prince's Mall and The Plaza were the first then they linked up The Plaza to the Olympia with the ice rink and cinema. I loved that part when I was younger. Then they covered up Prince's Square to become a mall then recently added on to The Plaza, Centre West. If you enter from the bus station it is a bit grim but keep heading through and it does get better. I normally park at Centre West but my friend likes parking at the Olympia. We still don't know how you can park in the underneath car park. Hmm?!! Anyhoo it was lovely to grace this entrance, it was completely mobbed, lovely to see the ice rink still as busy as ever. *Flashback* First time I was ever on an ice rink with my mum. Did witness someone fall and have their hand slashed though. I remember the paramedics and blood on the ice. Fortunately it didn't put me too much off ice skating. We mostly window shopped as we didn't see much we fancied in the sales. We decided to stop for a wee coffee at Costa in The Plaza. There's plenty of food courts and coffee shops about in all the malls. I love the food court in Centre West best. The one at the ice rink not so much nowadays, if you saw it you would understand why. It's great to come here especially when it's raining as everything's all under one roof and it's call Toys R er maybe not. Did most of my Christmas shopping here as there's a great variety of shops. There's still empty lets in the various malls but there's still plenty of shops to make you drop.

East Kilbride shopping centre elicits a mixed opinion from me. If you'd shopped here 5 years ago,…read moreit was a plethora of shops and you were able to get absolutely everything you were looking for. Today, it's a bit pathetic and every second lot seems to be lying empty. There's everything here you'd expect in a shopping centre; Topshop, a huge Debenhams, Waterstones and a selection of others. There's also a couple of cafés, a McDonald's and a decent sized food court. There's also a huge ice rink and upstairs there's an Odeon cinema and a library. It has a lot in it, it's just a bit depressing to walk through and see most of the lots lying empty.