Flower Delivery Germany | Send Flowers by Germany Florist

Todayflowers.com flower delivery service is there to take care of all your special occasions that require sending flowers home and abroad. If you want to send flowers to Frankfurt, Bonn, Dortmund, and beyond, our online sales teams and our Germany-wide florist network will handle your flowers with care. We can also send flower deliveries to Ireland, United Kingdom, and Poland, among many other destinations.

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Flower Delivery Service

Staying away from loved ones is hard at the best of times, even more so at Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or a family member’s birthday. On these occasions sending flowers can be the ideal gift. Flowers gifts have stood the test of time. All mothers love flowers from their children. And, for lovers, many romances have blossomed due to a deep red rose hand-tied bouquet delivered with a secret love message

Your flower order will be processed by our team here at Today Flowers.com. One of our partner florists in Germany will then be notified. They will pick the flowers and create the perfect arrangement for the occasion. Your flower bouquet or vase arrangement will then be delivered according to your wishes - in the morning or afternoon and with a personalized greeting card as specified by you on your order.

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Flowers to Germany: Sending Flowers to Your Loved Ones

No matter the occasion, we’re sure you’ll find something that the recipient of your gift will cherish dearly. We’ve arranged our products into categories making it easy to order flowers from our shopping cart menu.

1. Birthday
2. Mothers Day
3. Romance and love
4. New Baby
5. Family
6. Sympathy
7. Congratulations
8. Get well soon
9. Christmas
10. Special offers

Flower arrangements are available in three board types; hand-tied bouquets, vases, and basket arrangements. You can also add chocolates, cookies, or a teddy bear. You can also upgrade your bouquet to a premium or deluxe size.

Rest assured that the chosen florist handling your order will give it the attention it rightfully deserves. Our network of florists is highly skilled at their craft. And there is nothing more pleasing for us all than knowing our flower creations are appreciated as they sit there in the living room.

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Customer Care by Our Florists Support Team

Those who have never ordered flowers - particularly when they’re for someone in a different country can appear complex. But have no fear, our dedicated customer support team can help. Via our online chat, you can talk to one of our staff who can help you choose the right flowers for the right occasion.

They can also answer all your other questions regarding delivery, payment methods, and anything else related to your order.

We can locate your order if it’s running late. We can contact the recipient to re-arrange delivery - sometimes logistical problems do happen, and our team has the experience to handle such things. On Valentine’s Day - when we all want to impress our romantic other - sometimes a simple reassurance is all that’s needed.

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Whenever you wish to send flowers to Germany, our customer service team is on hand to help.

Delivery schedules

You can send next-day delivery and even same-day delivery with a few hour’s notice. We deliver Monday to Saturday, and you can request a morning or afternoon delivery.

We do, however, deliver on Mothering Sunday and Valentine’s day if it’s on Sunday.

What information must I provide when sending an order to Germany?

It is advisable to have the appropriate address info to guarantee fast delivery. Leave the recipient’s contact telephone number also, must they not be in to get their flowers.

I want to send for a funeral, could I send flowers straight to the church service?

In those instances when you have to send a sympathy bouquet, the local florists of ours can send it directly to the church.

How can I pay?

You can purchase our flowers using PayPal or an international credit card/debit card. We accept Mastercard, Diners Card, American Express, Visa. If you have questions concerning payment, please email us or open a live chat conversation with one of our sales teams. They’ll happily respond to any questions.

Send to someone you love in Germany with Today Flowers.com.

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The Culture of Flowers in Germany

German weddings may not usually include flower girls or floral bouquets, but the brides still wear the traditional crown of flowers that is so popular among many Bavarian girls. During October and November, the German city of Lahr is home to thousands of brightly blooming chrysanthemums. On All Saint’s Day, Germans pay their respects to the departed by bringing flowers to the graves. The capital city of Berlin is home to the infamous Berlin Wall, and Germans and foreigners both lay floral wreaths and bouquets to honor those who were killed at the wall. The German national flower is the blue cornflower or bachelor’s button and is often worn in the buttonholes of single German men. The fall festivals are a great time to see the Bavarian girls wearing their colorful floral crowns in their hair. Guests and visitors are also encouraged to wear wreaths made from the native flowers of Germany.

Germany has a national flower that is just as unique and beautiful as the country itself. This flower is the Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus). It has been an important symbol in German culture since the Middle Ages, where it was associated with courage, bravery and strength. The Cornflower is a small but vibrant blue flower that blooms during the summer months in Germany. Its bright, royal blue petals are surrounded by white or yellow stamens, which give it a distinct look. It is often seen decorating fields of wheat and other grains, making it an integral part of Germany's agricultural landscape. Today, the Cornflower remains a treasured symbol of German culture, appearing on flags and even on coins to represent national pride.