Paraguay Flower Delivery
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Two Dozen Red Roses for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $170.91 US dollars
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Two Dozen Pink Roses for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $170.91 US dollars
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- $170.91 US dollars
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Two Dozen White Roses for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $170.91 US dollars
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- $170.91 US dollars
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Two Dozen Yellow Roses for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $170.91 US dollars
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- $170.91 US dollars
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Summer's Light Bouquet for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $171.95 US dollars
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- $171.95 US dollars
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Colors of the Rainbow Bouquet for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $186.95 US dollars
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- $186.95 US dollars
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Dawn of Remembrance Basket for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $201.95 US dollars
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Sunrise Splendor for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $231.95 US dollars
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- $231.95 US dollars
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Three Dozen Red Roses for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $242.87 US dollars
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- $242.87 US dollars
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Ever Upward Bouquet for ParaguayBuy Now
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- $269.95 US dollars
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- $269.95 US dollars
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Haute Pink Bouquet for ParaguayBuy Now
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Frequently Asked Questions — Flower Delivery to Paraguay
How long does flower delivery to Paraguay take?
Order by 10 AM local time, Monday to Saturday, and a local florist in Paraguay delivers the same day; later orders arrive the next delivery day. There are no deliveries on Sundays or major public holidays, and you choose the date in the cart.
How much does it cost to send flowers to Paraguay from abroad?
Flowers for Paraguay start at $44.95 USD, plus a flat US$14.95 delivery and service fee — the same fee for all 123+ destinations, charged in US dollars.
Can I pay with Bitcoin or crypto?
Yes. Bitcoin is accepted at checkout through OpenNode, along with Visa, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal. Refunds for Bitcoin payments may be issued as store credit.
Which cities in Paraguay do you deliver to?
Asunción, Ciudad del Este and most cities across Paraguay — every bouquet is arranged fresh by a local florist in or near the recipient's city.
Do I need to speak Spanish to send flowers to Paraguay?
No. You order in English (or Spanish) on abcflora.com and we coordinate everything with the local florist — your gift message is delivered exactly as you write it, in any language.
When is Mother's Day in Paraguay and why is it on May 15th?
Mother's Day in Paraguay falls on May 15th, which is also Independence Day (celebrating independence from Spain in 1811). The date has special national significance, making it a doubly festive occasion. Paraguayan families celebrate both national independence and their mothers on this day — flowers are essential to the celebration!
What language should I use for the card message in Paraguay?
Paraguay is uniquely bilingual — both Spanish and Guaraní are official languages. Spanish is used in formal contexts and writing, while Guaraní is spoken widely in everyday life, especially outside Asunción. A Spanish message is the most practical choice. Adding a simple Guaraní word — like 'Rohayhu' (I love you) — would be an extremely touching gesture for any Paraguayan recipient.
Can you deliver flowers to cities near the Brazilian border, like Ciudad del Este?
Yes, we deliver to Ciudad del Este, Paraguay's second-largest city and a major commercial hub on the Brazil-Argentina-Paraguay tri-border. Despite its border location, our local florist partners serve this city's large and active population.
What is the passion flower (mburucuyá) and why is it Paraguay's national flower?
The mburucuyá (Passiflora caerulea) is a stunning, intricate wild flower that grows abundantly across Paraguay. It was adopted as the national flower partly due to its symbolic resonance with Christianity — Spanish missionaries used it to explain the Passion of Christ to indigenous people, with the flower's parts representing the crown of thorns, apostles, and other elements of the crucifixion story. It's a uniquely meaningful flower for a Paraguayan recipient.