Collection: Florist Mandalay - Myanmar Flowers

You can send flowers to Mandalay from anywhere: order online in USD, and a florist in the city composes your bouquet fresh and hand-delivers it within 1-2 business days. Arrangements start around $55, and the service fee is a flat $14.95, identical to every other destination we serve.

How do people in Mandalay celebrate with flowers?

Flowers are woven into daily life in Myanmar's old royal capital. Strands of jasmine are sold everywhere as offerings for pagodas and family shrines, so a fragrant gift lands on familiar, meaningful ground. Thingyan, the water festival that rings in the Burmese new year each April, is the country's most joyful season and a natural moment to send greetings to family. Thadingyut, the festival of lights at the end of Buddhist Lent in October, is another: it is traditionally a time to pay respect to parents, elders and teachers, which makes a bouquet an especially fitting gesture from a son or daughter living abroad.

What should I expect when sending flowers to Mandalay from overseas?

Your order is handled entirely by a florist on the ground, so nothing spends days in a shipping box. Mandalay sits in Myanmar's hot, dry central plain, and local florists know how to choose stems that hold up — expect resilient, generously colored arrangements rather than delicate cool-climate varieties. Delivery is coordinated by phone with the recipient when needed, which matters in a city where addresses along the moat-side grid near the old palace walls can take a little local knowledge to find. Payment happens upfront in USD, so your recipient never sees a bill.

Can I write the card in my own words?

Yes — and exactly in your own words. Whatever you type at checkout is what goes on the card, whether that's English, Burmese written in roman script, or anything else. You can place the order itself in English or Spanish. Many customers sending to Mandalay are relatives working abroad, and a handwritten-feeling message often means as much as the flowers themselves — especially arriving somewhere as steeped in tradition as the city beneath Mandalay Hill, where families still walk up barefoot at sunset.

If your family is elsewhere in the country, see our flower delivery across Myanmar page, or go directly to Yangon and Naypyidaw. We accept cards, PayPal and Shop Pay, and you can also pay with Bitcoin directly at checkout — handy when regular cross-border payments are a hassle.