Vancouver Blooms · from Israel
For anyone in Israel with someone to spoil in British Columbia: the arrangement is put together in our Vancouver studio and delivered by our own drivers (same-day, Vancouver and the Lower Mainland) or by courier across BC. Canadian dollars at checkout; no customs, no import fees, nothing for the recipient to pay.



Nothing about an Israel order is unusual to us; the only slip we ever see is the buyer's details typed where the recipient's belong:
Type the recipient's Canadian postal code (not your own). The reply is the checkout's own delivery system: whether the address is same-day or courier, and how many days.
Vancouver and the Lower Mainland: same-day on orders placed by 11:00 a.m. Pacific, free over $100 and $15.99–$19.99 under. The rest of BC: courier from Vancouver in one to two business days (longer for remote areas) for orders by 2 p.m. Pacific, with shipping priced at checkout.
Everything is timed on Pacific Time, which is what the recipient in BC lives on. For same-day hand delivery in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland the order must be in by 11:00 a.m. Pacific on the day (any day of the week; workplaces get it no later than 5 p.m., homes no later than 9 p.m.). Courier orders for the rest of the province go out the same day if placed by 2 p.m. Pacific on a weekday and take one to two business days (longer for remote areas). Here is what those cut-offs are for September 17, 2026:
| Time zone | Same-day cut-off (11:00 a.m. PT) | Courier cut-off (2:00 p.m. PT, Mon–Fri) |
|---|---|---|
| Israel (Asia/Jerusalem, IDT) | 9:00 p.m. | 12:00 a.m. the next day |
Daylight-saving changes on either side move the gap by an hour; the table is for the date above and the line above it is recomputed for today. Choose the recipient's Canadian delivery date at checkout, not your own calendar date — after 11 a.m. Pacific the earliest same-day date is tomorrow, Pacific time. No deliveries Sep 30, Oct 12, Nov 11, Dec 25, Dec 26, Jan 1. Today, on your device's clock (): same-day by …, courier by ….
Although Hebrew, Arabic and English are what people speak in Israel, the store operates in English from checkout to delivery label.
A few arrangements Israel has sent before, then the store's top sellers — no ranking until orders from Israel build up. Everything shown is live; every price is CAD.








Roses, mixed bouquets, box sets, plants and pairings, all from the same Vancouver studio.
Order Tracking asks for the email address you ordered with and the postal code on the order. A very recent order may not appear for a few minutes; if it still doesn't, contact support with the order number from your confirmation email.
A person answers at customer support ([email protected], +1 (604) 636-0970) between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Pacific — longer around Valentine's and Mother's Day, as the store states (read 2026-09-17). Your equivalent on September 17, 2026:
Sending wine or champagne with the flowers is allowed when the person receiving it is 19+ — the driver or courier asks for photo ID and hands the bottle only to that person.
Yes: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB, billed to your Israeli address. The amount is in Canadian dollars, converted by your card issuer.
None. The arrangement is made and delivered in Canada, so customs and import fees don't apply. Same-day-zone delivery is free over $100; courier costs appear at your checkout.
Before 11:00 a.m. Pacific (converted for Israel in the table above) if the address is in Vancouver or the Lower Mainland. For the rest of BC the courier cut-off is 2 p.m. Pacific, then one to two business days (longer for remote areas).
Yes, in Latin letters — it prints as typed. A message in Hebrew hasn't been tested through the card-printing path; use Latin letters or a transliteration. Names and the delivery address must be in Latin letters.
The CAD total — gift, Canadian tax and the delivery charge for the address — is shown before you pay. Your bank sets the ILS amount at its own rate; the store's currency menu gives an estimate only.
Our drivers cover Vancouver and the Lower Mainland the same day (Maple Ridge, Port Coquitlam, Langley Township, Port Moody, White Rock and more); couriers take the rest of BC. What the record shows: 50% of flowers from Israel went to Vancouver, 13% of flowers from Israel went to Richmond, a median of about $115 CAD per order, and July as the busiest month. Pages for the destinations we serve most: Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey, Delta, Burnaby, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Victoria, Langley Township, New Westminster.
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