Except that there is no difference in design. Well, almost none. Both of these sites are so standard as to be cut from one of the cookie cutters used to make their wares. This is not troublesome though as both sites aim to assist with a smooth transaction. Essentially, both capture the spirit of a brick and mortar flower store by suggesting possibilities to the customer while at the same allowing plenty of browsing room for those who know generally what they are looking for. Categories are broken down several times over by occasion or product and, of course most importantly, by price. (Is saying “sorry” for “$50 to $75” really worse than saying it for “$150.00+”?) For the most part both of these sites are functional and would carry out any gift-giver’s goal with a great deal of professionalism and satisfaction. So where does that leave a reviewer? Well, the inadequacies of course.