Say it with flowers!
You’ve all heard that before right? Well, at least you should have! Roses, carnations, lilies, you name it, you’ll get them all in London. If you’re planning an incall London escort booking, you can really make it a night (or afternoon) to remember by adding to the moment in this way. You’re sure to create a little passion!
Where to get the flowers
There are usually plenty of vendors throughout the city. The best thing is that most of these vendors are directly outside tube stations. And what’s even better when you’re going to see London escorts is that most of these girls live close to tube stations for convenience.
There’s a delightful flower stand outside Kensington station and Sloane Square that we particularly like. The flowers they have there come in delightful arrangements, even though they’re sometimes on the pricey side. But you know that these London escorts are well worth it right? Of course they are!
Do these London escorts really want flowers?
Well, what they really want is paying well for their services of course. But you’re going to do this anyway. There’s no reason that you shouldn’t make the visit more romantic with a bunch of flowers though. We have it on very good authority that those girls who do get flowers, really do like to get them. Have you ever met a beautiful young woman who didn’t like receiving flowers. If you are particularly cautious, you can always ask us on the phone whether or not the girl you are going to see has any allergies you should know about regarding your thoughtful gift.
Don’t send them via delivery
It’s not a good idea to send your flowers by a delivery method, simply because you never know if your favourite London escort is still residing in the apartment you visited her. They come and go you see. One minute they’re in London for a few months, even years, then they’re off back to another part of the world. It would be silly to send them flowers to an address where they are no longer resident!
Besides, don’t you want to see their smile when you turn up?