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1. Flowerpatch

ABOUT:

Flower Patch opened on May 4, 2012 and is located at 38A Pearl St. corner C.Raymundo Ave. Doña Juana Subd. Rosario Pasig

Owners have complete understanding about flowers and in the industry due to decade of experience before Flower Patch. We are very confident of the quality of our flowers, designs and service. We see to it that we pay attention even to the tiniest detail and keep our designs presentable, elegant and dynamic to help customers nurture and enhance their relationships with the important people of their lives. Posted flower arrangements are all our actual designs and orders of our valued clients and were not downloaded from the internet.

We know how important it is to you that the flowers you send express your feeling and bring much appreciation from the recipient. We are determined to continue the tradition of flowers through innovative, contemporary, classy and good quality flower arrangements and exceptional customer service.

Flower Patch offers flower arrangements whether it is for a specific occasion, such as birthdays, a wedding, a funeral, an anniversary, inaugurals, Valentine’s day, mother's day, graduation day, a new baby, or whether it is just to say “Congratulations”, “Get well”, “Thank you”, “I miss you” or “I’m sorry”. 

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MISSION :

To offer good quality flowers, classy design arrangements and gifts for any occasion.

To help our customers enhance and nurture their relationships.

To provide exceptional customer service, to meet the needs and expectations of our valued customers.

To make every no occasion and special occasion more beautiful, memorable and enjoyable.

VISION :

Continue to grow a profitable business

Consumers’ top choice flower shop.

CONTACT:

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+63917.891.7402 |  +63947.990.2281 | +63925.391.7402

+632.848.3071

LOCATION : 

38A Pearl St. corner C. Raymundo Ave Doña Juana Subd. Rosario Pasig City.

WEBSITE: https://yourflowerpatch.com/

TESTIMONIALS:

"I'm Overseas and I've usually had a hard time looking for flower shop in Manila that don't charge you an arm and a leg. This shop is a blessing from heaven! From the quick responses through Viber, on time delivery, to easy and safe way of payment through Paypal. Will definitely purchase flowers from here again." 

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The Bureau of Immigration (BI) urged aspiring Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) to avoid human traffickers and illegal recruiters who would prey on their vulnerabilities, after the agency uncovered the recurrence a modus operandi of a syndicate that houses and trains its victims at safe houses before deployment abroad. Bureau of Immigration Commissioner Jaime Morente issued the reminder after two women were recently barred from leaving the country for misrepresenting their age and narrating their experience with the syndicate that recruited them. The women had alleged that they were kept by their handlers in a safehouse in Paco, Manila for two months before they were booked for their flights.

Morente instructed the bureau’s port operations division (POD) and travel control and enforcement unit (TCEU) to conduct strict profiling and inspection of departing passengers to ensure that no underage OFWs are able to leave. According to Bureau of Immigration POD chief Grifton Medina, the two women, aged 19 and 20, were intercepted last Sept. 21 at the NAIA terminal 2 in their attempt to board a connecting flight from Dubai to Saudi Arabia. Medina said the passengers both presented valid passports, visas, job contract, and overseas employment certificates but the birth dates in their documents were intentionally altered to make it appear that they meet the age requirement for Household Service Workers which is 23 years. “Both women initially claimed that they were 26 years old, but eventually admitted their real age upon questioning,” Medina said. Bureau of Immigration-TCEU chief Timotea Barizo said that the women recounted how they were housed for two months at a safehouse in Manila where they were briefed and taught by their recruiters how to respond to questions from immigration officers. “We've heard this in the past, usually victims would be briefed a few days before their flight. But now they're actually housed for months to train on how to evade immigration questioning," said Barizo. "The two victims admitted that their documents were given only prior to departure, and that they were told to open it only after check in. This forces them to go on and comply with the scheme despite the discrepancy since they are already there,” Barizo said. Morente reiterated his reminder to OFWs not to fall prey to these schemes. "Transact only with legitimate agencies accredited by the POEA (Philippine Overseas Employment Administration)," he reminded.

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