Maybe your sister has just moved into a flat in Prenzlauer Berg, an old friend is celebrating a birthday in Kreuzberg, or a colleague is starting a new job near Potsdamer Platz. You place the order online, and a florist based in Berlin arranges the bouquet fresh on the delivery day and hands it over in person. Nothing is flown in or left in a courier depot.
For same-day delivery, complete your order before 12:00 Turkish time – that is 10:00 in Berlin in winter and 11:00 in summer. Orders placed later are delivered the next day, and there are no Sunday deliveries. If the birthday falls on a Sunday, pick the Friday or Saturday before rather than waiting until Monday.
Many Berlin addresses hide more than one building. In the older tenement blocks (Altbau) there is the Vorderhaus facing the street, and behind the courtyard a Hinterhaus or Seitenflügel. A courier standing in the courtyard needs to know which door to try, so add:
All twelve boroughs are covered: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Neukölln, Mitte including Wedding, Pankow with Prenzlauer Berg, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Spandau, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Treptow-Köpenick, Lichtenberg, Marzahn-Hellersdorf and Reinickendorf. Nearby towns such as Potsdam are covered as part of Germany.
Your card is always charged in Turkish lira, with the amount shown at checkout; you can switch the displayed currency to euros in the top menu. If your card is from a foreign bank, any conversion fee depends on your bank. Delivery is free.
For Germany-wide details see send flowers to Germany and our Germany flower delivery guide.
Yes, if you complete your order before 12:00 Turkish time – 10:00 in Berlin in winter, 11:00 in summer. Later orders arrive the next day; there is no Sunday delivery.
Please do. Many Berlin addresses have a front and a back building; the building, floor and the name on the doorbell help the courier find the right door.
Add the name that is on the bell with "c/o" and make sure you enter the recipient's phone number.
Some wards, intensive care in particular, do not accept flowers. Check with the ward or the recipient first, or send the bouquet to their home.
Yes. For an office give the company name and floor; for a hotel, the hotel name and the guest's full name.
Yes, all twelve boroughs, including Spandau, Marzahn-Hellersdorf and Reinickendorf.
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