What days of the week do you deliver flowers?
We deliver from Monday to Sunday.

Start with the exact city and destination. Holiday schedules, workplace hours and access arrangements should be checked before choosing a time-sensitive delivery date.
Flowers suit personal milestones, while plants last longer. Chocolates and baskets are shareable; wine, cake and balloons can make a gathering feel celebratory.
Provide the street, building, entrance, floor, apartment, seven-digit postcode and city. Add Hebrew details and a working Israeli number when available.
Demand and receiving hours can change around religious holidays. Give the florist and recipient a wider margin for an important family occasion.
Use the guest, company, department or patient unit and identify reception. Confirm acceptance with the location before the flowers are prepared.
Funeral flowers may be available in served destinations. Confirm the family or deceased name, ceremony location, service time and receiving contact.
Quick answers about delivery days, hours, coverage areas, and our policies to help you send flowers with confidence.
We deliver from Monday to Sunday.
Our local florists usually deliver between 08:00 and 21:00 in the recipient's time zone.
For same-day delivery, orders must be placed before 04:00 PM in the recipient's local time zone. During peak holidays such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas, and Easter, the cutoff time may be earlier.
You can request a preferred delivery time, but exact times cannot be guaranteed, as deliveries depend on florist routes and workload.
We deliver through local partner florists across Israel.
You can find our complete Terms and Conditions at https://www.flowers4israel.com/en/terms-conditions/