Send flowers to Jerusalem, Israel

Flower delivery in Jerusalem by a local florist

How sending flowers to Jerusalem works

Choose a bouquet from this catalog, pick the delivery date in the cart and write your card in Hebrew or English. A florist in Jerusalem arranges the flowers that day and hand-delivers them to the recipient's home, office, yeshiva or hospital. Nothing is shipped from abroad, so there are no customs fees: the bouquet price plus the flat US$14.95 delivery fee is everything you pay.

Where we deliver in Jerusalem

Our florists cover the whole city and its surroundings: the city centre and Nachlaot, Rehavia, Talbiya, the German Colony and Baka, Katamon, Kiryat Moshe and Givat Shaul, Ramot, Pisgat Ze'ev, Gilo, Talpiot, Har Nof, French Hill and Mount Scopus, plus Ma'ale Adumim, Mevaseret Zion and Beit Shemesh. Deliveries to Hadassah Ein Kerem, Hadassah Mount Scopus and Shaare Zedek hospitals are possible: add the department and the recipient's mobile number, because the florist calls before arriving. We also deliver in Tel Aviv and the rest of Israel.

Delivery days and timing in Jerusalem

We deliver in Jerusalem from Monday to Friday, with next-day delivery when you order before the end of the day. No deliveries on Saturday (Shabbat); on Fridays florists finish early, often before noon in winter, so for a Friday delivery order on Thursday. Around Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Passover and Shavuot, order two days early.

What to send in Jerusalem

Roses and mixed seasonal bouquets are the favourites for birthdays, anniversaries, Shabbat and a new apartment; an orchid or a plant is a lasting gift for a new baby or a thank-you. For condolences, remember that in Jewish tradition flowers are not customary at the funeral or the shiva house: a plant or a fruit basket is the right gesture, and for Christian or Muslim families in Jerusalem white flowers are appropriate. Every order includes a card; anonymous orders are not accepted, so sign your message.

Pay in US dollars from anywhere

Prices are in US dollars and you can pay by card, PayPal or Bitcoin. Most of our Jerusalem orders come from the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Argentina, from family and friends living abroad.