Flowers Dominican Republic - Delivery to Santo Domingo, Santiago and More
Flowers Dominican Republic — Delivery to Santo Domingo, Santiago and More
Yes, abcFlora delivers flowers to the Dominican Republic — to Santo Domingo, Santiago de los Caballeros, La Romana, Puerto Plata, and San Pedro de Macoris. Orders are fulfilled by certified local florists who hand-arrange and deliver each bouquet fresh. The Dominican Republic's tropical climate supports exceptional year-round flower cultivation, and the country is a significant regional producer of tropical blooms including roses, heliconias, and anthuriums. Browse our Dominican Republic flower collection to send a bouquet today.
How Does Flower Delivery in the Dominican Republic Work?
abcFlora partners with professional local florists in the Dominican Republic's main cities and resort areas to deliver fresh, hand-arranged bouquets directly to recipients. Orders placed before noon Atlantic Standard Time (AST, UTC−4) are generally delivered the same day to addresses in Santo Domingo, Santiago, La Romana, Puerto Plata, and San Pedro de Macoris. Delivery is also available to hotels and resorts throughout the country's tourist zones. An email confirmation is sent upon delivery completion. International customers can order in multiple currencies through abcFlora's secure checkout.
Our Top Seller Bouquets for the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic's tropical environment makes it ideal for dramatic, vibrant floral arrangements. Our best-selling bouquets for the Dominican Republic include exotic tropical compositions featuring anthuriums, heliconias, and birds of paradise; premium red and pink rose bouquets for romantic occasions; and bright mixed arrangements of gerberas and tropical greenery for celebrations and hotel deliveries. Each bouquet is assembled fresh by a local Dominican florist. Visit our Dominican Republic collection for all current arrangements.
Dominican Republic Flowers and Culture
The Dominican Republic's national flower is the Bayahibe Rose (Pereskia quisqueyana), a rare endemic flowering plant found naturally only in the Bayahibe area of La Altagracia province and nowhere else in the world. The flower was designated as the national emblem in 2011 and is the subject of active conservation efforts. More broadly, the country's tropical climate supports over 5,000 plant species, of which approximately 1,800 are endemic to the island of Hispaniola. Flowers play a central role in Dominican cultural events: elaborate floral displays appear at Carnaval celebrations in February, Semana Santa religious processions, and the vibrant merengue and bachata festivals throughout the year. The Santo Domingo Botanical Garden (Jardin Botanico Nacional Rafael M. Moscoso) is one of the largest in the Caribbean and houses over 300 palm species and thousands of tropical flowering plants.
Most Popular Flowers in the Dominican Republic
Bayahibe Rose (Pereskia quisqueyana)
The Bayahibe Rose is the Dominican Republic's most distinctive endemic flower — a pink-petaled bloom with a yellow center that grows naturally only in the coastal scrubland near Bayahibe. Unlike typical roses, the Bayahibe Rose belongs to the Pereskia genus, a primitive cactus family, giving it a unique leaf structure and growth habit. The flower is protected under Dominican law and is primarily used in botanical gardens and conservation nurseries rather than cut-flower arrangements, making it a symbol of national pride rather than commercial cultivation.
Anthurium (Anthurium andraeanum)
Anthuriums are among the most commercially important tropical flowers in the Dominican Republic, widely cultivated in the Cibao valley and Cordillera Central highlands for both domestic use and export. Their glossy, heart-shaped spathes in vivid reds, pinks, and whites make them a versatile choice for premium gift arrangements, hotel lobbies, and event decor throughout the country. Dominican anthuriums are prized for their long vase life of up to three weeks.
Rose (Rosa sp.)
Roses are the most popular gift flower in the Dominican Republic, imported primarily from Colombia and Ecuador for their superior quality and stem length. Premium Colombian roses are a staple of Santo Domingo flower shops, particularly around Valentine's Day (when demand can increase by over 300%), Mother's Day, and quinceanieras. Local rose cultivation in the cool highland areas of Jarabacoa and Constanza supplements imports with a seasonal domestic supply.
Heliconia (Heliconia sp.)
Heliconias are a signature element of Dominican tropical arrangements, grown commercially across the country's humid lowlands and river valleys. The Dominican Republic exports cut Heliconia — particularly the parrot and lobster-claw varieties — to the United States and European markets. Locally, Heliconias feature prominently in hotel lobby arrangements, beach wedding decor, and the vibrant floral compositions popular at Dominican celebration events.
Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae)
The Bird of Paradise is widely cultivated across the Dominican Republic's highland nurseries and coastal gardens. Its dramatic orange and blue bloom is a popular choice for luxury resort arrangements, corporate events, and high-end gift deliveries throughout Santo Domingo and the tourist zones of Punta Cana and Casa de Campo. Its two-week vase life makes it especially practical for hotel and villa decor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I send flowers to the Dominican Republic from another country?
Yes. abcFlora accepts international orders for the Dominican Republic. You can place your order from anywhere in the world, and a local Dominican florist will hand-deliver the arrangement. Multiple currencies are supported, and delivery is available to private residences, hotels, and resorts throughout the country.
What are the most popular occasions for sending flowers in the Dominican Republic?
The most popular gifting occasions are Valentine's Day (February 14), Mother's Day (last Sunday in May), Christmas, quinceanieras, weddings, and Dia de los Muertos observances in November. Flowers are also commonly sent for graduations and during Carnaval season in February.
Does abcFlora deliver to Punta Cana resorts?
Yes. abcFlora's delivery network covers Punta Cana, Bavaro, and the wider La Altagracia province, including deliveries to resort properties and private villas. For resort deliveries, include the resort name, guest name, and room number in the delivery address. Same-day delivery is available for orders placed before noon AST.
What tropical flowers are available year-round in the Dominican Republic?
Anthuriums, heliconias, birds of paradise, and ginger flowers (Alpinia purpurata) are available year-round in the Dominican Republic due to the country's consistently tropical climate. Rose and lily availability depends on import schedules and peaks around major holidays.