Does anyone know if it is possible to bring fresh flowers from London Heathrow on Thai in BKK to present to my girlfriend on arrival? - is it allowed?
Bringing Flowers From London
Started by silverdales, 2009-10-29 23:19
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#2Posted 2009-10-30 00:35:41
If not , they will probably let you know quickly enough when you are on board , take them off you and take them home 555 . Did not think too many Thai ladies were interested in flowers .
#3Posted 2009-10-30 02:50:57
If not , they will probably let you know quickly enough when you are on board , take them off you and take them home 555 . Did not think too many Thai ladies were interested in flowers . In the old Don Muang days, I used to buy my gf flowers on arrival in Bangkok. They were fresher that way. Not sure if Suwannaphum has flower shops in the arrivals hall. IMHO romance and flowers never go out of fashion. #4Posted 2009-11-01 13:44:44
Thai girls love to eat so bring chocolates as well as a back up.
If the flowers get taken off you then you still get your Brownie Points. And don't forget to let us know the ooutcome so that we may benefit from your experience. #5Posted 2009-11-01 14:50:14
Does anyone know if it is possible to bring fresh flowers from London Heathrow on Thai in BKK to present to my girlfriend on arrival? - is it allowed? My experience is that Thai girls are not very interested in flowers. Choccies they do like and don't forget........'Diamonds are forever'. #6Posted 2009-11-01 23:44:01
I decided against taking them and prob buying some on arrival - dont want to risk getting them taken I emailed Thai customerservices no reply and rang Heathrow and they said the problem would be taking them into Thailand they advised against it. On the Thai customs website it says no plants allowed so this may cover flowers but anyway thanks for all your answers- In the US its allowed it seems becuase they talk about wedding flowers...
#7Posted 2009-11-14 02:03:52
in the departure area from thailand you can buy orchids packed in boxes to take on an international flights. Most probably they were sprayed to kill any insects. Similarly you can expect same in the UK, but taking flowers on a minimum 12h flight and risking squashing them in the overhead compartment is not the best idea.
buying orchids in thailand is much cheaper than in the UK, but taking them the other way doesn't have much reason #8Posted 2009-11-15 18:56:39
Well I am back now and got quite a good bunch/presentation thingy for 500B and it certainly worked wonders and she was well happy
But then she said flowers like for wedding! |
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