Seasonal
Valentine's Day flowers delivered in Madrid
Back on January 10
Valentine's Day is back in January, when we open orders for 14 February. In the meantime, these rose bouquets can be ordered all year round.
Valentine's Day is the busiest day of the year for flowers. The classic is red roses, and for good reason: nobody misreads them. But a pink bouquet or some tulips say the same thing with less ceremony.
In the meantime
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How many roses
Our red rose bouquet comes with baby's breath and foliage, and you can order it with 6, 9 or 12 roses. Half a dozen is a thoughtful gesture; a dozen is the full declaration. There's no right number: pick the one that feels right and, if in doubt, think about where the bouquet will stand.
If red isn't your thing
Pink roses, with lilies and carnations, are just as romantic and less solemn; they suit a relationship that's just starting. In February tulips are in full season and a less predictable choice. And if you want something brighter, the Sparkle bouquet pairs red roses with a sunflower.
For someone who prefers something that lasts, a potted mini rose bush keeps flowering into spring if it gets good light.
Order in good time
On 14 February a whole week's worth of orders lands on a single day. Leave a few days' margin: this year's order deadline is shown above, next to how to order. When the 14th falls on a weekend, many people bring it forward to Friday so it arrives at the office; if that's you, choose that day in your order.
If the 14th falls on a Sunday, we only deliver in the morning that day. And think about the address: if the person works away from home, it's sometimes better for it to arrive at work than at a door nobody answers.
The card
Every bouquet comes with a card carrying your message, at no cost. In the order form the “From” field is set to “Anonymous”: leave it that way and the card won't carry your name, in case you'd rather they guessed.
Frequently asked questions
- When is the last day to order?
- As early as you can: it's the busiest day of the year. This year's deadline is shown above; if you've missed it, message us on WhatsApp on +34 653 160 335 and we'll tell you if we can still make it.
- Can I send them without saying who I am?
- Yes. In the order form the “From” field is set to “Anonymous”; leave it that way and the card won't carry your name.
- How much is delivery?
- It depends on the driving distance from the shop: €3 plus €1 per kilometre, and €2 more beyond 1 km. At 3 km, for example, it comes to €8. We deliver up to 18 km; inside the Centro Low Emission Zone the fee is a flat €12. You see the exact amount when you enter the address in your order, and collecting from the shop is free.
- What are the shop's opening hours?
- Monday to Saturday: 9:30–14:30 and 17:00–21:00. Sundays and public holidays: 10:00–14:30. We're at Calle de San Germán 66 (Tetuán), and you can collect your order there. By phone or WhatsApp on +34 653 160 335.
Other occasions
- AnniversaryRed roses and romantic bouquets, delivered in the slot you choose.
- BirthdaysCheerful bouquets delivered the same day, at home or at work.
Looking for a specific date? See our flower calendar.