Dublin addresses divide at the river: odd postal districts north, even south, and a Dublin 4 address is nowhere near a Dublin 3 one. The Eircode settles it in seven characters.
Delivery in Dublin
Delivery is as a rule on the next working day, on the date you choose when ordering. There are no deliveries on Sundays or public holidays.
There is no delivery charge. If the address cannot be reached we say so by email and refund you in full, with nothing deducted.
Bouquets you can send to Dublin
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
Should I include the Eircode?
Yes, whenever you have it. It is the single most useful thing you can give a florist in Ireland.
Can I write the card message myself?
Yes. You type it at checkout and the florist writes it out by hand and attaches it. We pass it on exactly as you wrote it.
Can I send flowers anonymously?
Yes. Leave the sender line out of the card message and the florist will not volunteer it.
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