Flower Bouquet Delivery in Dubai

A bouquet is the default gift in Dubai for a reason — it works for a birthday, an apology, a thank you and a first date without needing explanation. This page covers what size to send, what a bouquet actually costs here, and how quickly it arrives.

What a bouquet costs in Dubai

Our range runs from AED 30 for a single rose to AED 490 for a large designer bouquet. The middle — where most orders sit — is AED 120 to AED 200, and that buys a full hand-tied bouquet rather than a token one.

Delivery is free across Dubai regardless of which you pick. There is no minimum order, so a AED 30 rose is delivered on the same terms as a AED 490 bouquet.

Bouquets under AED 150

Larger bouquets

The full range is in Signature Bouquets and Everyday Elegance.

Bouquet or bloom box?

A wrapped bouquet needs a vase and water within an hour or two. If the recipient will be at a desk, in a car, or out for the evening, a bloom box is the safer format — it arrives already arranged in water and needs nothing done to it.

How long the flowers last

In a Dubai summer, a bouquet indoors with air conditioning will hold five to seven days if the stems are cut and the water is changed. Left in a car for an afternoon, it will not survive that. Two practical rules: cut two centimetres off the stems at an angle before the flowers go in the vase, and keep the vase out of direct sun and away from a fruit bowl — ripening fruit gives off ethylene and ages cut flowers fast.

Delivery

Free across Dubai in about 45 minutes, no minimum order, 10 AM to midnight, seven days a week. You can pick a delivery slot at checkout, and you do not need the recipient’s exact address — the area and a mobile number is enough, which keeps a surprise a surprise.

Other emirates, same day: Sharjah AED 50, Ajman AED 60, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah AED 85, Abu Dhabi and Al Ain AED 100. Full table on the delivery page.

See also how to order online and what free delivery includes.