Honor someone you love on Día de Muertos with warm orange and yellow blooms, white flowers for remembrance and soft purples, arranged by a local florist in Mexico and delivered by hand. Flat $14.95 delivery fee.
🕯️ Delivery dates for Día de Muertos 2026
• Saturday, October 31 — ideal if the family sets up the ofrenda before November 1.
• Sunday, November 1 — no deliveries on Sundays. Choose Saturday, October 31 instead.
• Monday, November 2 — Día de los Fieles Difuntos, deliveries available.
Same-day delivery in Mexico if you order by 10:45 AM Mexico City time (Monday to Saturday). You can also order today and pick the delivery date at checkout.
What flowers are used for Día de Muertos?
The best-known Day of the Dead flower is cempasúchil (Mexican marigold, Tagetes erecta). Families use its bright orange petals and strong scent on the ofrenda and to mark a path home for the loved ones they remember. White flowers are also traditional, especially for the children remembered on November 1, and purple is a common color for mourning.
Cempasúchil is sold fresh at local markets for only a few weeks, so we can't guarantee it in a specific arrangement. For the same warm marigold look, choose the orange and yellow designs in this collection, like the Citrus Smiles Bouquet, Sunrise Splendor or yellow roses.
How to choose
For the family altar (ofrenda): orange and yellow bouquets, sunflowers or a fruit basket, since fresh fruit is a classic ofrenda offering. To show sympathy: white roses, white lilies or the Isle of White arrangement. Red roses are not part of this collection; for condolences we recommend soft white and pastel tones. For a tribute: Rose Remembrance or the Dawn of Remembrance Basket.
When is Día de Muertos in 2026? The main days are Sunday, November 1 and Monday, November 2, 2026. Many families prepare the ofrenda in the last days of October.
Can you deliver on November 1? No. November 1, 2026 is a Sunday, and we don't deliver on Sundays. Pick Saturday, October 31 or Monday, November 2.
Where in Mexico do you deliver? Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Cancún, Puebla and nationwide, through local florists. Flowers are hand-delivered, never shipped in a box.