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Flower delivery in Business Bay

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Good to know

Business Bay mixes offices and apartments along the Dubai Water Canal, next to Downtown, and a lot of the flowers sent here arrive at work: a birthday, a new job, a thank-you. We deliver free to any tower in the district, and an order by 4 pm UAE time arrives the same day, within 3 hours. Bouquets start at AED 209. For an office, add the company name, the floor and the recipient’s mobile; reception desks often accept flowers on someone’s behalf, and you can give permission in the address. For a home in towers such as Executive Towers or Damac’s Paramount, add the flat number. Because an office may close before evening, a morning or afternoon slot is safest on a working day. A partner florist makes your bouquet to order, and we send you a photo before it leaves. Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or order on WhatsApp.

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Ruby BowAED 209

How it works

  1. Pick a bouquet, the emirate and the day.
  2. Pay by card or carry on in WhatsApp.
  3. See the photo of your bouquet before it leaves.
  4. It is handed over with your card message.

Questions

Can flowers be left at an office reception?

Yes, with your permission. Add the company name, floor and recipient’s name. Say in the address that reception can accept.

Which delivery slot is best for an office?

Morning (9 am to 1 pm) or afternoon (1 to 5 pm), so the flowers arrive while the recipient is at work.

Which bouquets suit a colleague?

Mixed and pastel bouquets such as Bright Mix (AED 349) or Quiet White (AED 419). Red roses read as romantic, so they are less suited to work.

Is there a minimum order for office deliveries?

No. Delivery is free with no minimum order.

Does the recipient need to come down to the lobby?

It depends on the building’s security. The driver calls the recipient on arrival, which is why we ask for their mobile.

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