Whether it is a birthday in Berlin, an anniversary in Munich or a thank-you in Hamburg, FlowerEast lets you order online and have the bouquet prepared and hand-delivered by a local florist in Germany. Nothing is shipped across borders or left in a parcel box — the flowers are arranged fresh for the delivery day.
With Germany selected, prices are shown in euros (€). Payment is taken securely by card with 3D Secure; at checkout you will see the amount in Turkish lira, which is the currency your card is charged in. Delivery is free.
Orders to Germany placed before 12:00 noon Turkey time are delivered the same day (11:00 in Germany in summer, 10:00 in winter); later orders are delivered the next day. There is no delivery on Sundays. Pick the exact date at checkout — ideal for birthdays and anniversaries. Mother's Day (Muttertag) in Germany falls on the second Sunday of May, so order early that week.
We deliver across all of Germany: Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf and every other city and town. Your order is prepared by our local florist and hand-delivered to the address. If a very remote address can't be reached, we'll contact you.
German addresses are written as street name + house number, then postcode + city (e.g. Hauptstraße 12, 10115 Berlin). Doorbells usually show surnames only, so enter the recipient's full name, and add a phone number so the florist can reach them at the door.
In Germany, red roses carry a romantic message — for colleagues or hosts, a mixed bouquet is a safer choice. White lilies and chrysanthemums are associated with funerals. Read more in our guide to flower etiquette around the world and sending flowers to Germany.
Yes. Order online and our local florist in Germany will prepare the bouquet and hand-deliver it to the recipient.
Orders placed before 12:00 noon Turkey time are delivered the same day; later orders arrive the next day. There is no delivery on Sundays, and you can pick a later date at checkout.
With Germany selected, prices are shown in euros. Your card is charged in Turkish lira; the exact amount is shown at checkout.
No, delivery is free. The flowers are not shipped — they are made by a florist in Germany.
Muttertag is the second Sunday of May — 9 May in 2027.
No. Our florists are closed on Sundays, so Sundays are shown as unavailable in the calendar. Choose Saturday or Monday instead.
All of Germany: we deliver to Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt and everywhere else.
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