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"Neighborhood flower shop with bouquets, arrangements & plants for gifts & special occasions."
Abigail's Flowers is a San Francisco florist and neighborhood flower shop offering custom bouquets, arrangements, and plants for gifts and special occasions, including weddings. Abigail works with seasonal and unique blooms, building each bouquet to the customer's requested colors, price range, and occasion, with bridal bouquets and boutonnieres available for City Hall and other weddings. Owner Abigail has been in the floral industry for over 35 years and has owned and operated Abigail's Flowers since 2004. Based at 1631 California Street in San Francisco, with same-day delivery available across San Francisco and delivery service extending to Daly City, Colma, San Bruno, Oakland, Berkeley, San Mateo, Marin County, and numerous other Bay Area cities. Couples who used Abigail for City Hall weddings describe her incorporating personal details such as lace from the bride's dress, executing specific floral visions for bouquets and boutonnieres, and being easy to work with on last-minute orders.
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