Lithuania keeps the same rule about numbers as its neighbours, and keeps something else too: the habit of bringing flowers to the door rather than sending a card. A delivery here is expected to be handed over, not left.
You order in English and a florist in Vilnius, Kaunas or Klaipeda makes the arrangement and takes it to the recipient in person.
Delivery to Lithuania
You pick the delivery date when you order; as a rule that is the next working day at the earliest.
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 Lithuania
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
Does the florist hand the flowers over personally?
That is the whole point of the way we work. If nobody answers, the florist leaves a note and comes back rather than leaving flowers on a step.
Can I send flowers to a hospital?
Usually, but wards differ in what they allow. Tell us the hospital and the ward in the order notes and the florist will check before delivering.
Will it look exactly like the photograph?
Very close. Flowers are a natural product and seasonal availability varies, so a single stem or shade may differ, but the style, the size and the value stay the same.
Can I order for a date months away?
Yes. Pick the date in the order form and the order waits until then. You will get the confirmation straight away.
See every country and city we deliver to on the destinations page.