What you need to know
After delivery, La Florista follows up with delivery confirmation and photo proof of the finished arrangement when the delivery setting permits it. The photo helps the sender see what was made and confirms the completed delivery. La Florista remains the sender’s single point of contact from the original request through this final update.
Why photo proof matters across borders
A sender may be thousands of miles from the recipient and unable to see the finished arrangement directly. A delivery photograph closes that distance by showing the locally created result.
It also gives the sender a concrete final update instead of relying only on an automated status message.
What photo proof is not
The three-step Request, La Florista, Smiles display explains the service process; it is not live order tracking. The actual final update comes from La Florista after the local delivery is completed.
When a photograph can be limited
The team aims to provide confirmation and a photograph of the completed arrangement. A suitable image may be limited when building rules, safety, recipient privacy, local custom, or the delivery setting prevents it.
Delivery photographs are used to update the sender and address service questions. A photograph that identifies the recipient is not published without appropriate permission.
What still requires confirmation
Photo proof is part of the defined service, with practical exceptions when the delivery setting or recipient privacy prevents a suitable image.
Service sources
This guide reflects the current visible service and policy pages: