Good to know
When someone is unwell, flowers should cheer them up without creating problems. Bright Mix (AED 349) is bright and uplifting, and Quiet White (AED 419) is calm and white. For a hospital delivery, please include the hospital, ward, room number and the patient’s full name. Check first that flowers are allowed: intensive care units often don’t accept them, and strongly scented lilies aren’t ideal in shared rooms, so sending to the home for their return can be kinder. Order by 4 pm UAE time and your bouquet arrives the same day, within 3 hours, free of charge, in any of the seven emirates. We send you a photo before it leaves, which helps if you can’t visit yourself, and your card message is free. A short, warm line works best, and there are a few ideas in the questions below.
Choose a bouquet
How it works
- Pick a bouquet, the emirate and the day.
- Pay by card or carry on in WhatsApp.
- See the photo of your bouquet before it leaves.
- It is handed over with your card message.
Questions
Can you deliver flowers to a hospital?
Yes, usually at reception. Include the ward, room number and patient’s full name, and check whether that ward accepts flowers.
Which flowers are best for someone who is ill?
Light, cheerful bouquets. Bright Mix has no lilies, so it has less scent than our bouquets that do.
What should I write on a get-well card?
For example, “Get well soon. Thinking of you.” or “Rest up. We can’t wait to see you.”
What if the patient has been discharged?
Send to their home address instead. If the plan changes after you order, message us on WhatsApp as soon as you can.
Can I send them from abroad?
Yes. Pay online from any country and we send you the photo before it leaves.