Vancouver Blooms · from Taiwan
Buy from Taiwan, and the flowers are arranged and delivered on the Canadian side — hand delivery the same day in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, courier to the rest of BC. Charged in Canadian dollars, free of customs and import charges, nothing for the recipient to settle.



A Taiwan card and a BC delivery address are a normal combination here. The one thing to get right is which details go where:
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.
The 11:00 a.m. Pacific cut-off gives same-day delivery in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland (free over $100, else $15.99–$19.99); the 2 p.m. Pacific cut-off gets a courier parcel moving to the rest of BC, one to two business days (longer for remote areas) away, with the rate 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) |
|---|---|---|
| Taiwan (Asia/Taipei, CST) | 2:00 a.m. the next day | 5:00 a.m. the next day |
Clock changes in Taiwan or in BC alter the offset by an hour; the table is fixed to the date above, the line under it is live. The delivery date you choose at checkout is the recipient's, on the Pacific calendar — once Vancouver has passed 11 a.m., the soonest same-day date is tomorrow. No deliveries on Sep 30, Oct 12, Nov 11, Dec 25, Dec 26, Jan 1. Today, on your device's clock (): same-day by …, courier by ….
Taiwan's language is Mandarin; our store, checkout and delivery labels are English.
Not enough Taiwanese orders for a ranking, so: arrangements already chosen from Taiwan, then eight of the store's bestsellers — live today, in Canadian dollars.








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The store's Order Tracking page wants the email address you ordered with and the postal code on the order. An order placed minutes ago can take a little while to show; if it stays missing, give support the order number from your confirmation.
Support is on [email protected] and +1 (604) 636-0970, 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time — longer around Valentine's and Mother's Day — the store's stated hours (read 2026-09-17). What that is where you are, on September 17, 2026:
A bottle alongside the flowers goes to any address in BC as long as the recipient is 19+, the province's legal drinking age; the driver or courier checks photo ID and will not leave alcohol without a person.
It will. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB are all taken with a Taiwanese billing address; you're charged in CAD and your bank does the conversion.
No — there's no border crossing, so no customs, duty or import fee. Delivery is free on orders over $100 in the same-day zone, and courier shipping is charged to you at checkout.
Yes, if the order reaches us by 11:00 a.m. Pacific on the delivery day and the address is in Vancouver or the Lower Mainland — check the table above for the Taiwan equivalent. Elsewhere in BC, a 2 p.m. Pacific order ships that day and arrives in one to two business days (longer for remote areas).
Yes — somewhere safe, or with reception, a concierge or the mailroom. Only a bottle needs a person: 19+, photo ID checked.
The store's Order Tracking page, with the email address you ordered with and the postal code on the order. For anything else, support runs 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Pacific — longer around Valentine's and Mother's Day — chat, +1 (604) 636-0970 or [email protected] — and will want the order number.
Tsawwassen, Anmore, Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby and more — all same-day, being Vancouver and the Lower Mainland; the rest of British Columbia is courier territory. What the record shows: 42% of flowers from Taiwan went to Vancouver, 19% of flowers from Taiwan went to Burnaby, a median of about $110 CAD per order, and May as the busiest month. Each major destination has its own page: Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Surrey, Richmond, Langley.
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