01Ordering from Canada · Delivered in Los Angeles
Ordering from Canada for someone in Los Angeles works exactly as it does for a neighbour down the street. The bouquet is designed in a Los Angeles studio on the morning it goes out, then driven to the recipient — same-day when your order lands before 11 a.m. Pacific. Payment is taken in dollars, and the person receiving the flowers owes nothing — no duty, no fees, no surprise at the door.

How the order goes through
Canadian buyers see prices in US dollars, not Canadian, and their card converts. Seven time zones lie between Newfoundland and Vancouver; the Pacific coast shares Los Angeles's 11 a.m. Pacific cutoff exactly, the Prairies are an hour or two ahead, and Saskatchewan keeps the same offset all year because it does not change its clocks. English or French, the card prints as typed.
Anyone with a Canadian billing address can order. Checkout keeps two addresses apart: yours — street address, city, province and postal code — is the billing address, and theirs is the delivery address. Only the recipient's address decides the delivery date, the charge and whether same-day is possible.
As your card issuer has it, postal code included.
Street, unit or suite, the Los Angeles city, the five-digit ZIP, and a phone number the driver can call.
Both are required on the product page before Add to Cart works.
Dates for their address
Type the recipient's ZIP — five digits, Los Angeles area — and the calendar that opens lists every delivery day on offer right now. The exact charge is fixed at checkout.
The charge on your card
Pricing is in USD throughout and the transaction is settled in USD — tax for California and the delivery cost for the recipient's address are itemised before you confirm. Expect your issuer to translate the amount into Canadian dollars at the rate it applies that day, sometimes plus a fee of its own — we quote in USD only, never in CAD. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, are the payment marks shown at checkout; all accept Canadian billing addresses.
Cut-off and clocks
Because Canada keeps 7 different clocks, one Los Angeles deadline — 11:00 a.m. Pacific — becomes several local ones. Pick your zone from the rows below; the live line under the table computes today's from your own device. Customer support's 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Eastern hours are shown per zone in the last column.
Order by 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time for same-day delivery in Los Angeles.
| Where you are | Order by, for same-day | Support hours in your time |
|---|---|---|
| Eastern (Toronto, Montréal) | 2:00 pm EDT | 8:00 am–8:00 pm EDT |
| Central (Winnipeg) | 1:00 pm CDT | 7:00 am–7:00 pm CDT |
| Mountain (Calgary, Edmonton) | 12:00 pm MDT | 6:00 am–6:00 pm MDT |
| Saskatchewan (no daylight saving) | 12:00 pm CST | 6:00 am–6:00 pm CST |
| Pacific (Vancouver) | 11:00 am PDT | 5:00 am–5:00 pm PDT |
| Atlantic (Halifax) | 3:00 pm ADT | 9:00 am–9:00 pm ADT |
| Newfoundland | 3:30 pm GMT-2:30 | 9:30 am–9:30 pm GMT-2:30 |
Conversions are daylight-saving aware on both sides, computed for 2026-09-12. After the cutoff, the checker offers the next available Los Angeles date — choose the recipient's date, not your own.

What you write
No arrangement leaves without a card, and the product page collects the text first — spelling, punctuation and accents as entered. The personal part goes there, not in the address boxes.
Relevant languages: English, French; the card prints Latin characters, as used in English and French. Billing, name and delivery-address fields have been tested with Latin characters only.
What Canadian senders choose
Roses are the Canadian signature here: they appear in nearly half of Canadian orders, a third above the American rate, while plants and bottles are chosen less often than US senders choose them — a bouquet with no alcohol at nearly twice the baseline share. Wrapped bouquets first, hat boxes second, champagne third; the median order lands near $115. The Canadian five: an enchanting mixed rose bouquet first, then a flowers-and-champagne gift, a Peruvian lily bouquet, a tea-rose bouquet in Parisian style and a muted-grace rose bunch — four rose-led bouquets and a single bottle.
Champagne and wine gifts are for recipients 21+ — California's legal drinking age. Photo ID is checked at the door, and the gift goes back if no one of age can sign for it.
Afterwards
The tracking page takes the email you bought with and the destination ZIP; very recent purchases may not be listed immediately.
Send a message with the order number; agents are available 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Eastern, Eastern (Toronto, Montréal): 8:00 am–8:00 pm EDT · Central (Winnipeg): 7:00 am–7:00 pm CDT · Mountain (Calgary, Edmonton): 6:00 am–6:00 pm MDT.
California and federal statutes apply: an adult must receive the bottle in person, and the person delivering it may ask for proof of age. Recipients must be 21+ (the legal drinking age in California); the driver checks photo ID at the door.
Another Los Angeles city?
Every destination below has a page of its own with its delivery hours and the gifts its residents receive most.
Questions senders ask
If something about the order or the delivery address is unclear, ask — a person will answer.
Ask Los Angeles Blooms ↗It will, provided it carries one of the marks named in the payment section. USD is what we bill; the Canadian dollars amount you see later is your bank's conversion, possibly with a charge on top.
Both, in different places: your postal code in your billing address, the recipient's five-digit ZIP code in the delivery address and in the checker on this page.
Yes — Latin characters, as used in English and French prints faithfully, accents preserved. The only rule is that the message lives on the card, never in an address line.
By 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time on the delivery date. The table above shows what hour that is in Canada; the live line recomputes it for today on whatever device you are using.
No. Delivery is included in what you pay, and since the flowers are grown, arranged and delivered inside Los Angeles there is nothing to import — no duty, no customs, no fee at the door.
Yes, on a day the location receives deliveries. Add the building or organisation, the room, ward or suite, and a phone number the driver can call. For a hospital, confirm the ward accepts flowers first.
Roses — nearly half of Canadian orders include them, a third more than the American share — and plain bouquets without a bottle at nearly double the rate. Plants and champagne are chosen less.
No — the charge is made in US dollars and your bank converts it to Canadian dollars at its own rate. The site never quotes a CAD figure.
Choose the flowers, then confirm their Los Angeles delivery date.