Select the recipient’s country and city to see the bouquets available there, choose an arrangement, enter the recipient’s details and delivery date, and pay. A professional local florist in that city arranges the flowers and a local courier hand-delivers them — nothing is shipped across borders, so the bouquet arrives fresh.

Yes, in many countries. If you order before the local cut-off in the destination — usually around midday local time — same-day delivery is often possible, with most bouquets arriving in the afternoon. Keep the time difference between the USA and the destination in mind when choosing the date.

The recipient’s first and last name, a reachable local phone number, the full address (postal code, city, street, house and apartment number), the destination country and the delivery date. The surname and phone matter most — in many countries they’re how the courier identifies and reaches the recipient.

You can pay with any major credit or debit card — American Express, Visa, Mastercard — as well as PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Most orders are charged in US dollars and you see the full price, including delivery, before you confirm.

The local florist recreates your chosen arrangement, keeping its color palette, style, and overall value. Because flowers are seasonal, a stem may be swapped for an equal-value or more premium one so the bouquet is as fresh as possible.

Yes. Use the “Order status” button on the site, or the app, to follow your order; after the handover, it updates to "delivered," and you also receive email or SMS notifications. For many orders, a photo of the bouquet is available before delivery.