Prague gets most of the attention, but a good share of our Czech orders go to Brno, Ostrava and towns that visitors never see, sent by people who moved abroad for work and kept the family at home.
You order here in English and a florist in the recipient’s own town makes the arrangement the same day it is due and delivers it in person.
Delivery to Czechia
Delivery runs on the next working day as a rule. You choose the date when you order and the florist works to it.
Delivery is included in the price. An address we cannot reach means an email from us and a full refund, not a part one.
Cities in Czechia
Bouquets you can send
How it works
- Order onlineChoose an arrangement, give us the delivery address and the date, and write the message for the card.
- A local florist makes itThe order goes to the partner florist nearest the address, who makes it that day from fresh flowers.
- Delivered by handThe florist hands it over in person and we confirm to you by email.
Questions
Are flowers given in odd numbers in Czechia?
Yes, as in most of Central Europe: odd numbers for the living, even numbers for a grave. Our florists know the local custom and follow it without being asked.
Can I send flowers to an office?
Yes. Give the company name along with the recipient’s, and a floor or department if you have one. Reception signs for it.
Can I send flowers anonymously?
Yes. Leave the sender line out of the card message and the florist will not volunteer it.
Can I add chocolates or a soft toy?
Where the florist offers it, yes. Add it in the shop before checkout so it goes out together with the flowers.
See every country and city we deliver to on the destinations page.