Cookie Policy

What these technologies are

Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Local storage keeps limited information on your device. Pixels and SDKs can record interactions. First-party technologies are set by Flowers by Ruiz; third-party technologies are set by providers supporting ecommerce, payments, analytics or communications.

Strictly necessary

These technologies support security, navigation, language, cart contents, checkout state, fraud prevention and consent records. They cannot normally be disabled through our controls because the requested service would not function correctly.

• Typical duration: session to 12 months.
• Examples include cart state, language preference and security tokens.

Analytics and performance

When enabled, analytics help measure visits, page performance, search use and checkout drop-off. We use aggregated insights to improve the store. These technologies are optional where consent is required.

• Typical duration: session to 24 months.
• Data may include device type, approximate region, referral source and interaction events.

Functional and marketing

Functional technologies remember optional preferences and enhanced features. Marketing technologies, if activated, can measure campaigns or help limit and personalize advertising. We do not activate non-essential marketing technologies where consent is required unless you choose them.

• Typical duration: up to 24 months.
• Providers and exact durations may change when ecommerce or marketing integrations are connected.

Your controls

Use the cookie preferences control when available to accept, reject or change optional categories. You can also delete or block cookies in browser settings. Blocking necessary storage can empty the cart, reset language choices or prevent checkout. Your choice is stored for a limited period and may be requested again after policy or technology changes.

Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

Where legally required and technically supported, we treat a recognized Global Privacy Control signal as a request to opt out of sale or sharing for targeted advertising. Browser Do Not Track signals are not interpreted consistently across the industry; we respond only where applicable law establishes a requirement.

Updates and questions

We update this page when categories, purposes or providers materially change. Questions about a specific technology or privacy choice can be submitted through Contact.