I ordered a £50 bouquet of red roses for Mother’s Day – I was mortified when my mum sent me a pic of what came
A DAUGHTER was mortified after spending £50 on a lush bouquet of roses only for the mum to receive something completely else.
Taking it to TikTok, one woman claimed her Mother’s Day was ruined after the flower delivery went wrong.
In a short clip, which has since taken the internet by storm, racking up close to 240,000 views since being posted, Sinful Baby (@SinfulBaby) shared the major fail.
According to the young woman, she had placed an order for a stunning bouquet of red roses for her mum.
The lush flowers – though the receipt didn’t reveal how many – cost the thoughtful daughter $65 with tax included (£50).
Sinful Baby couldn’t have been more excited, especially as the roses were scheduled to arrive at her mum’s house the following day.
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However, despite having spent a pretty penny to surprise her mother on the special day, things didn’t quite go to plan, as her mum sent a snap of what had been delivered.
”W*F IS THAT,” the horrified woman had written alongside the photo which revealed the major fail.
Instead of a beautiful bouquet full of lush red roses, the mum had received a rather lifeless looking set of tulips.
In fact, the tulips were lacking colour so much, that someone even described them as ”Covid-19 flowers”.
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Not only were the blooms lacking colour – the twelve tulips were yellow, pink, purple and white – but some of them had also already began to lean sideways.
”Mother’s Day ruined,” Sinful Baby wrote in the caption, alongside hashtags ”#epicfail” and ”#wrongflowers”.
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Viewers were mortified, with some taking to comments to share their thoughts, like this person: ”I’ve done this before! I ordered a friend flowers and they looked nothing like the photo I got a 50% refund.”
”Buy your flowers from Costco. Best place I’ve ordered flowers from mad they actually last longer than local flower shops,” one recommended.
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Someone else suggested: ”I went with amazon and sent a plant this year instead. Half the price and lasts longer.”
”I went through the same thing except it was chocolate covered strawberries and they were about 10% decorated,” read another fail.