01Ordering from Germany · Delivered in Los Angeles
A gift from Germany to Los Angeles does not cross a border, a state line or an ocean: it is assembled a few miles from where it will be received. Place the order before 11 a.m. Pacific and it can be at the recipient's address that same afternoon. The bill is in US dollars; nothing is collected from the recipient, and no customs or import charge exists because nothing is imported.

How the order goes through
German senders give a Postleitzahl and city on the billing side and pay in euros through their card's conversion. Germany is nine hours ahead of Los Angeles for most of the year, so the same-day 11 a.m. Pacific cutoff is 8 p.m. in Berlin or Munich — an evening order for the same Los Angeles day. Umlauts print on the card as typed.
A card registered in Germany is all it takes. The form separates the two ends of the gift: the purchaser's street address, Postleitzahl and city on one side, the recipient's Los Angeles details on the other — and it is the second that governs when the flowers arrive and what the delivery costs.
The address your bank knows, with your Postleitzahl (PLZ).
Their street, apartment number, town within the Los Angeles area, ZIP and a contact telephone.
The item is not accepted until a Los Angeles delivery day is picked and the card is written.
Dates for their address
Enter the recipient's five-digit Los Angeles ZIP code to see the dates currently offered. Availability and the final delivery charge are confirmed when you order.
The charge on your card
The storefront quotes US dollars and bills US dollars; the sales tax California applies and the delivery fee for that particular address are both displayed ahead of payment. The euros figure on your statement is set by your card provider's exchange rate, possibly with a foreign-transaction charge; the storefront never shows a EUR price. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, are the payment marks shown at checkout; all accept German billing addresses.
Cut-off and clocks
Same-day delivery needs the order in by 11:00 a.m. Pacific on the delivery day — 8:00 pm GMT+2 in Germany, and the recipient's ZIP has to offer that day. Computed for 2026-09-12, daylight-saving aware on both sides; the line below uses today's date and your device's clock. After the cutoff the checker offers the next available Los Angeles date — choose the recipient's date, not your own.
Order by 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time for same-day delivery in Los Angeles.

What you write
A card comes with every arrangement; whatever you write is reproduced as typed, diacritics and all. Keep the note to the card — an address box is read by the courier, not the recipient.
Relevant languages: German; the card prints Latin characters, as used in German. Billing, name and delivery-address fields have been tested with Latin characters only.
What German senders choose
German orders favour roses in depth of colour — a midnight velvet rose bouquet, a dozen red roses, a boxed white dozen — alongside a cottage-style lily bouquet and pastel mixed roses. Ranked from German purchases; median order about $114. Germany's five: the cottage-style Peruvian lily bouquet, a midnight-velvet rose bouquet, pastel dreams roses, a Valentine's dozen red roses and a twelve-stem white rose bouquet with designer box — deep reds and clean whites.
Afterwards
Order tracking asks for your email and the recipient's ZIP. A brand-new order can take a little while to appear.
Contact us with your order number; support runs 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Eastern — Germany: 2:00 pm–2:00 am GMT+2 (crosses midnight).
Champagne, wine and whiskey pairings go only to an adult who can accept them in person, under California and federal law; the driver may ask for identification. Recipients must be 21+ (the legal drinking age in California); the driver checks photo ID at the door.
No signature unless stated; flowers may be left in a safe place or with a concierge. Give a phone number the driver can call.
Another Los Angeles city?
Same ordering rules. Each page shows that destination's own delivery terms and what people there send.
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 euros amount you see later is your bank's conversion, possibly with a charge on top.
Yours — the Postleitzahl (PLZ) — in the billing section; the recipient's five-digit ZIP in the delivery section, and in the checker on this page.
Yes — Latin characters, as used in German prints faithfully, accents preserved. The only rule is that the message lives on the card, never in an address line.
They are, and they are on the site. California and federal law govern the handover — the recipient must be an adult, may be asked for ID, and further conditions can apply — so choose a recipient who can take delivery in person.
Nothing at all. Because the arrangement is made and delivered inside Los Angeles it never passes through customs, so no duty or import fee exists, and the delivery cost is yours, shown before payment.
Certainly — after the ZIP check, the product page offers every bookable day. Remember the day is counted in Los Angeles, which may not be today's date where you sit.
Decide on the gift; the calendar does the rest.