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Save 20% during the 1-800-Flowers birthday sale
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Save 20%: 1-800-Flowers is running a 20% off sitewide sale through Sept. 26 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Just use the code HAPPY20 to save.
Fall is the most popular season for birthdays, with September being the most popular birth month. Doing the math, it makes sense — winter can be a boring time.
1-800-Flowers is acknowledging the influx of birthday celebrations with a birthday sale. Through Sept. 26 at 11:59 p.m. ET, you can save 20% sitewide on flowers, baskets, and other gifts by using the code HAPPY20.
You can’t really go wrong with sending someone flowers.
Credit: 1-800-Flowers
Some of the flower and gift options are extremely on the nose, like the birthday cake made of flowers or the bouquet of roses that say “happy birthday” on each flower. But there are also classic bouquets with flowers like lilies, sunflowers, and daisies.
And if your gift recipient isn’t big on flowers, you can also save on cake, chocolate, and other treats. Just remember to use code HAPPY20 at checkout.
Credit: 1-800-Flowers
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