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About Flower and Gift Delivery in Spain

Prepared for delivery in the recipient’s part of Spain

A florist partner serving the destination prepares the bouquet in Spain and arranges the final delivery. The selected style guides the design, while the recipient’s town and requested date determine which products can be ordered.

Check the destination before choosing. Madrid, the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and a small inland municipality involve different routes, and the online choice may change once the correct postcode is entered.

Choose colour for celebrations and romance

A generous mixed bouquet suits a Spanish birthday or congratulations, while red roses keep an anniversary or romantic surprise unmistakable. For a home, office or family gathering, a plant or gift basket may be easier to share and enjoy.

The range also includes longer-lasting preserved roses, dried flowers and silk arrangements. Add chocolates, cake or balloons for a celebration, or choose wine, champagne or perfume when the recipient and receiving address make that appropriate.

Include the floor and door in a Spanish address

Write the street type and name, building number, floor and door, five-digit postcode and municipality. In a large apartment block, the floor and door can be the difference between reaching the correct household and stopping at the shared entrance.

Urbanisations, gated developments and rural properties may also need the development name, phase, parcel or a clear access note. A Spanish telephone number helps when a driver needs directions for the final approach.

Coordinate hotel and event deliveries

For a hotel guest, provide the reservation name, arrival date and hotel contact. For a wedding or restaurant surprise, include the booking name, event time and the person responsible for receiving the flowers before guests arrive.

Hospitals decide which wards can accept flowers. Check with the hospital first, then enter the patient’s registered name and ward so the gift can be directed to the right reception point.

Allowing extra time for holidays and local fiestas

Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day are busy flower occasions, while national holidays and local patron-saint celebrations can change traffic and venue opening hours. Order ahead when the date cannot move.

Summer weddings and resort stays also benefit from early planning. Confirm the guest or event details before checkout and choose a delivery date that leaves room for reception staff or organisers to accept the arrangement.

Arranging a respectful tribute in Spain

Funeral flowers are available for Spanish family homes, funeral directors and ceremony venues. Choose a restrained design that suits the family and keep the accompanying message direct and compassionate.

For a ceremony, send the deceased or family name, venue, service time and receiving contact with the order. Earlier notice gives the florist time to prepare the tribute and confirm the delivery arrangements with the venue.

 

Quick answers about delivery days, hours, coverage areas, and our policies to help you send flowers with confidence.

What days of the week do you deliver flowers?

We deliver from Monday to Sunday.

What are your normal delivery hours?

Our local florists usually deliver between 08:00 and 21:00 in the recipient's time zone.

What is the cutoff time for same-day delivery?

For same-day delivery, orders must be placed before 04:00 PM in the recipient's local time zone. During peak holidays such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas, and Easter, the cutoff time may be earlier.

Can I choose a specific delivery time?

You can request a preferred delivery time, but exact times cannot be guaranteed, as deliveries depend on florist routes and workload.

In which areas do you deliver?

We deliver through local partner florists across Spain.