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Romania Flower Delivery

Fresh bouquets arranged and hand-delivered by local florists in Romania. 93 arrangements from US$49.95 plus a flat US$14.95 delivery fee. You pick the date in the cart.

Next-day delivery in Romania Hand-delivered by a local florist Flat US$14.95 delivery fee
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Flower delivery to Romania: key details

How it worksA local florist in Romania arranges your bouquet and delivers it by hand. Nothing is shipped from abroad, so the flowers arrive fresh. Pick a bouquet, write your card message and pay online.
Delivery daysNext-day delivery in Bucharest, Monday to Saturday. Choose the date in the cart. No deliveries on Sundays.
PricesBouquets from $55.00 US dollars plus a flat US$14.95 delivery and service fee.
Popular in Romania3 Red Roses ($55.00 US dollars), Red Roses ($69.95 US dollars), Pretty Bouquet ($49.95 US dollars)
Closed datesBesides Sundays: January 1, December 25, December 1 (National Day), and Orthodox Easter Monday. Around those dates order a day early.
CitiesBucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Iași, Constanța, Craiova, Brașov, Galați, Ploiești and towns across Romania.
Upcoming datesChristmas 2026: the last delivery day is Thursday, December 24. Valentine's Day 2027 falls on a Sunday, so schedule Saturday, February 13. Mother's Day in Romania (Ziua Mamei) is March 8, a Monday in 2027, so order a few days ahead.

Updated October 2026.

Unique Romanian Flower Traditions

Romanians have some days marked for giving out flowers. It is good to know these traditions so you can send the right gift at the right time.

  • Martisor (March 1st): This is a spring tradition. People give small gifts and flowers with red and white strings attached to them. It is a way to welcome the new season and wish for good luck. Snowdrops and tulips are the most common flowers for this day.
  • Florii (Name Day of Flowers): The Sunday before Easter is called “Florii.” It is a Name Day party for anyone with a flower name, like Florin, Violeta, or Camelia. It is one of the biggest days of the year for sending flowers because so many people celebrate on the same day. 
  • International Women’s Day (March 8th): This is a very bi holiday in Romania. It is often celebrated more than Mother’s Day. People give flowers to all the women in their lives from mothers and grandmothers to sisters and coworkers. Red roses are a popular choice.
  • The “Odd Number” Rule: This is a very important rule. When you send a bouquet for a happy occasion, you must make sure it has an odd number of stems (like, 7, 9, or 11). Bouquets with an even number of flowers are only used for funerals.

From Capital to the Countryside

Our network works across the whole country. We have partners in the capital city and in the towns of Transylvania. We can get your flower delivery Romania order to almost any address.

Our florists in Bucharest (București) can deliver to any sector, from the Old Town to the business districts. We have strong partners in major western cities like Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara. We also cover the eastern city of Iasi and the coastal city of Constanta, so your love can reach every corner of the map.

How at abcflora We Handle Your Order

Once you place the order, it is our responsibility to make sure that your gift reaches the correct doorstep. Our team has experience with all kinds of orders. Here’s how this works:

  • You Select the Arrangement: It is simple, browse our site and just pick a bouquet that fits the occasion that you are sending for. You can choose a classic red rose or a bright mixed bouquet and also add a note to write on the card.
  • We Connect to a Local Shop: Our team then forwards your order to a professional flower shop in our network in the receiver’s city. This makes the delivery distance short and the flowers don’t have to travel too far which keeps them in shape.
  • Expert Preparations: The local florist will build your bouquet with flesh and popular blooms in Romania like the gerberas and lilies. They place the stems to look beautiful and ready to display immediately.
  • Personal Delivery: Someone from the flower shop takes the gift directly to the address. This personal service is necessary to keep the flowers upright and hydrated during the trip so that they arrive in the perfect condition.
Surprise Someone in Romania Today

Whether it is for Martisor, Florii, or just a birthday, a fresh bouquet is the perfect way to say you care. Let a local Romanian florist create something beautiful for you. Start by choosing your flowers from our collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Most Popular Flower to Send for Martisor (March 1st)?

Spring flowers are the best choice for Martisor. Snowdrops are the traditional symbol of the holiday, but tulips, hyacinths, and freesias are also very popular choices because they represent the start of spring.

Can I Send Flowers to a Hotel in Bucharest or Cluj?

Yes, we deliver to hotels often. You just need to provide the full name of the guest, the name of the hotel, and the room number if you have it. We will leave the flowers at the reception desk for them.

Is it True that I Should Never Send an Even Number of Flowers?

Yes, this is a very strict cultural rule in Romania. An even number of flowers is only for funerals. For a birthday, anniversary, or romantic gift, you should always choose a bouquet with an odd number of stems.

Do You Deliver on Sundays in Romania?

Most florist shops in Romania are closed on Sundays. We can sometimes arrange a delivery if it is for a major holiday like Mother’s Day, but for regular orders, it is safer to choose a Saturday or Monday delivery date.

What Happens If the Receiver is at Work When the Flowers Arrive?

If you provide a work address, we will deliver it during business hours. If you send to a home address and they are at work, the florist will call them on the phone number that you provided to see if they can leave the flowers with a neighbour or arrange a better time.

Ordering and delivery questions — Romania

How do I send flowers to Romania from the US or Europe?

Choose a bouquet on abcflora.com, enter the recipient's address in Romania, pick the delivery date in the cart and pay by card, PayPal or Bitcoin. A local florist then arranges the flowers and delivers them by hand. Nothing is shipped from abroad, so there are no customs delays.

When will the flowers arrive?

Delivery is next-day in Bucharest, Monday to Saturday, and you choose the exact date in the cart. For other cities and towns the florist will confirm timing, so ordering a little earlier is wise, especially before holidays. Flowers are delivered to the address you enter, during the day.

Can flowers be delivered on Sundays or public holidays?

No. There are no deliveries on Sundays. Florists are also closed on January 1, December 25 and major Romanian holidays such as December 1 (National Day) and Orthodox Easter Monday. Around those dates, order a day early and choose a date before or after the closure.

Which cities in Romania do you deliver to?

We deliver in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Iași, Constanța, Craiova, Brașov, Galați, Ploiești and towns across Romania. Enter the full address at checkout and we will confirm that a local florist can reach it. Rural areas may need an extra day.

How much does it cost, and what is the delivery fee?

Prices are in US dollars and shown next to each bouquet. On top of the bouquet price there is a flat US$14.95 delivery and service fee, whatever the destination city in Romania. You can pay by card, PayPal or Bitcoin. The total is shown before you pay.

What should I send for sympathy or a birthday?

For sympathy, choose white lilies, white chrysanthemums or soft mixed whites. Red roses are never used for sympathy. Chrysanthemums are tied to remembrance in Romania. For birthdays, bright mixed bouquets are popular. Flowers are usually given in odd numbers, and even numbers are kept for funerals.

In what language can I write the card message?

You can write the card in English, and the florist can often handle Romanian too if you type it clearly. Use the plain letters you would normally type, and double-check spelling of names. Anonymous orders are not accepted: every card must be signed with your name.

What if the flowers in the picture are not available?

Florists use fresh local stock, so a stem or color may occasionally differ from the photo. If something is unavailable, the florist substitutes similar flowers of equal style and quality, keeping the same look and colors as closely as possible. The overall design and value stay the same.