Wales Flower Delivery
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Seasonal Flowers Delivered to WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $55.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $55.95 US dollars
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Yellow Roses Delivered to WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $72.50 US dollars
- Sale price
- $72.50 US dollars
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Two Dozen Red Roses for WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $133.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $133.95 US dollars
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Two Dozen Yellow Roses for WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $133.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $133.95 US dollars
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Two Dozen White Roses for WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $133.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $133.95 US dollars
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Two Dozen Pink Roses for WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $133.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $133.95 US dollars
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Three Dozen Red Roses for WalesBuy Now
- Regular price
- $187.95 US dollars
- Sale price
- $187.95 US dollars
Frequently Asked Questions — Flower Delivery to Wales
How long does flower delivery to Wales take?
Orders to Wales are delivered from the next day, Monday to Saturday, and you choose the date in the cart. Same-day delivery isn't available for Wales, and there are no deliveries on Sundays or major public holidays.
How much does it cost to send flowers to Wales from abroad?
Flowers for Wales start at $39.95 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 Wales do you deliver to?
Cardiff, Swansea and most cities across Wales — every bouquet is arranged fresh by a local florist in or near the recipient's city.
Can I send flowers to Wales from any country?
Yes. Wherever you are, you order online in English or Spanish, pay in USD (or Bitcoin), and a local florist in Wales prepares and hand-delivers the bouquet.
Can I send daffodils for St. David's Day in Wales?
Absolutely — daffodils are the perfect flower for St. David's Day (March 1st). They bloom naturally across Wales in late February and March and are deeply associated with Welsh national identity. Sending a bright yellow daffodil bouquet to a Welsh recipient on March 1st is one of the most culturally meaningful flower gifts you can make. Order in advance as demand for daffodils peaks around St. David's Day.
Can you deliver flowers to rural Wales, such as mid-Wales or Snowdonia?
We cover all major Welsh cities and towns including many rural and semi-rural areas. For very remote areas — particularly in mid-Wales, the Cambrian Mountains, or isolated parts of Snowdonia National Park — coverage depends on local florist availability. The Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire coast, and rural north Wales are served on a best-efforts basis. We recommend confirming rural Welsh addresses with us before ordering.
What is a Welsh eisteddfod and do flowers feature in it?
The Eisteddfod is Wales' most important cultural festival, celebrating Welsh language, poetry, music, and the arts. The National Eisteddfod moves to different locations each August. The ceremony is rich with symbolism — the chairing of the bard (the winner of the poetry competition) features flowers, including a floral headpiece. Sending flowers to a Welsh friend around Eisteddfod time honors this extraordinary cultural tradition.
Should I write the card in Welsh or English for a Welsh recipient?
English and Welsh (Cymraeg) are both official languages of Wales. While all Welsh people speak English, approximately 30% of the population speaks Welsh as well. A card in Welsh will be warmly received and considered a lovely respectful gesture — even a simple phrase like 'Pen-blwydd hapus' (Happy Birthday), 'Diolch yn fawr' (Thank you very much), or 'Dwi'n dy garu di' (I love you) will delight any Welsh speaker.