Poland Flower Delivery
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Summer's Light Bouquet for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $171.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $171.95 US dollars
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Two Dozen Red Roses for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $176.61 US dollars
- Sale price
- $176.61 US dollars
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Two Dozen Pink Roses for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $176.61 US dollars
- Sale price
- $176.61 US dollars
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Two Dozen White Roses for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $176.61 US dollars
- Sale price
- $176.61 US dollars
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Two Dozen Yellow Roses for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $176.61 US dollars
- Sale price
- $176.61 US dollars
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Colors of the Rainbow Bouquet for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $186.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $186.95 US dollars
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Dawn of Remembrance Basket for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $201.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $201.95 US dollars
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Three Dozen Red Roses for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $250.97 US dollars
- Sale price
- $250.97 US dollars
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Ever Upward Bouquet for PolandBuy Now
- Regular price
- $269.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $269.95 US dollars
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Haute Pink Bouquet for PolandBuy Now
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- $291.95 US dollars
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- $291.95 US dollars
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Frequently Asked Questions — Flower Delivery to Poland
How long does flower delivery to Poland take?
Orders to Poland are delivered from the next day, Monday to Saturday, and you choose the date in the cart. Same-day delivery isn't available for Poland, and there are no deliveries on Sundays or major public holidays.
How much does it cost to send flowers to Poland from abroad?
Flowers for Poland 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 Poland do you deliver to?
Warsaw, Kraków and most cities across Poland — every bouquet is arranged fresh by a local florist in or near the recipient's city.
Do I need to speak Polish to send flowers to Poland?
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.
Why do Poles always give odd numbers of flowers?
This is one of Poland's most important flower gifting customs: odd numbers of flowers (1, 3, 5, 7, 11...) are given for happy occasions, while even numbers are reserved for funerals and mourning. This tradition is taken seriously in Poland, so always make sure your bouquet contains an odd number of stems for any celebratory occasion.
What is a Name Day (imieniny) in Poland and should I send flowers for it?
Name Day (imieniny) in Poland is often as important as a birthday, or even more so in traditional families. Each name has a designated day in the Polish calendar, and Poles celebrate their name day with gatherings, gifts, and flowers. Sending a bouquet for someone's name day is a wonderful and culturally appropriate gesture.
What language should I use for the card message in Poland?
Polish is the official language of Poland and a card in Polish will feel very personal and culturally appropriate. English is increasingly well understood, especially in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław, and among younger Poles. We recommend writing in Polish for the most heartfelt impression, and we can help with basic translations if needed.
Are chrysanthemums appropriate for a birthday or celebration in Poland?
In Poland, chrysanthemums are strongly associated with All Saints' Day (November 1st) and funeral occasions. While they are beautiful flowers, sending chrysanthemums for a birthday or happy celebration in Poland would be culturally unusual and potentially misinterpreted as a somber gift. For celebrations, choose roses, lilies, tulips, or gerberas instead.