Danish addresses are precise and the country is compact, which makes delivery here unusually predictable. What matters more is the date: Danes mark birthdays and anniversaries on the day, not around it.
So you pick the date when you order, and a florist in Copenhagen, Aarhus or the recipient’s own town makes the arrangement that morning and delivers it by hand.
Delivery to Denmark
The standard is next working day delivery, on whichever date you select at checkout. Nothing goes out on a Sunday or a public holiday.
Delivery is free. If we cannot reach the address you give us, we tell you by email and refund you in full.
Cities in Denmark
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
Can I choose a delivery date weeks ahead?
Yes. The date you pick is the date the florist works to, whether that is tomorrow or in six weeks.
What happens if nobody is home?
The florist leaves a note and tries again, or leaves the flowers with a neighbour if that is clearly safe. We tell you by email either way.
How do I get in touch?
By email at [email protected] or through the live chat on any page. We work in English and reply inside an hour between 08:00 and 20:00.
Do you send a photograph of the arrangement?
Not as a rule. The florist works from the photograph in the shop, and we confirm the delivery by email.
See every country and city we deliver to on the destinations page.