01Ordering from Israel · Delivered in Los Angeles
You are in Israel; the person you are sending to is in Los Angeles. Los Angeles Blooms prepares the flowers here in the city and hand-delivers them to their door — same day when the order is in by 11 a.m. Pacific. Nothing travels far: the arrangement is made and carried within Los Angeles. The bill is in US dollars; nothing is collected from the recipient, and no customs or import charge exists because nothing is imported.

Checkout, step by step
Israel keeps a single clock, with the Los Angeles 11 a.m. Pacific cutoff landing at nine in the evening local time, and a seven-digit mikud on the billing address. Hebrew and Arabic are the everyday scripts; the greeting card, though, is printed from Latin letters, so a transliterated message is the safe choice. Shekels on the statement, dollars at the till.
Whether you hold an Israeli card or simply live in Israel, checkout treats you as any other customer. It asks for two addresses and keeps them distinct: street address, city and seven-digit postal code (mikud) for the buyer, a Los Angeles address for the recipient — and everything about timing, cost and same-day is settled by the latter.
Yourself, as your card company lists you, mikud (postal code) too.
Name, building, floor or unit, the Los Angeles-area town and its ZIP, and a mobile number.
Two mandatory boxes: the Los Angeles calendar day and the wording for the printed card.
Availability by ZIP
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.
Paying
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 Israeli new shekels figure on your statement is set by your card provider's exchange rate, possibly with a foreign-transaction charge; the storefront never shows a ILS 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 Israeli billing addresses.
Timing
Same-day delivery needs the order in by 11:00 a.m. Pacific on the delivery day — 9:00 pm GMT+3 in Israel, 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.
The greeting
A card is compulsory on the product page and is printed verbatim. Languages that apply here: Hebrew, Arabic, English.
Our card printer has been checked with Latin characters only; Hebrew has not been through that check. Transliterate, or write in English, and the text comes out as entered.
Name, billing and delivery boxes were verified with the Latin alphabet alone. Sentiments go on the card; couriers see only the address.
What Israeli senders choose
Orders from Israel are ranked on their own history: a floral centrepiece in a hat box comes first, ahead of an exotic mixed bouquet, an English-garden rose bouquet and a classic rose bunch, with a champagne pairing rounding out the five. The median completed order is a shade over $120 — the higher end among the origins here. Behind the centrepiece come an exotic-eden mixed bouquet, the English autumn rose bunch, a classic dozen and a classy-affair flowers-and-champagne set — arrangements and roses, with one bottle among the five.
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.
After checkout
Tracking works from the email on the order plus the recipient's ZIP; allow a short delay after purchase.
Write to us quoting the order number, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern — Israel: 3:00 pm–3:00 am GMT+3 (crosses midnight).
A champagne, wine or whiskey pairing is released only to an adult who is there to receive it, and drivers are entitled to check identification, as California and federal law require. Recipients must be 21+ (the legal drinking age in California); the driver checks photo ID at the door.
Signature-free by default: the arrangement can be left in a sheltered spot or with building staff. A phone number the driver can dial helps.
Somewhere specific?
The area's cities are listed here one by one, each with the delivery details and popular choices specific to it.
Before you ask
Questions about ordering or about where the flowers are going are answered by real people.
Write to Los Angeles Blooms ↗They are — all of the marks shown in the payment section, for a billing address in Israel. The transaction is in US dollars and your issuer turns it into Israeli new shekels at its rate, sometimes with a foreign-transaction fee.
Both, in different places: your mikud (postal code) in your billing address, the recipient's five-digit ZIP code in the delivery address and in the checker on this page.
In Latin letters, yes: transliterate the message and it is printed as entered. We have not yet confirmed that Hebrew comes through the printer intact.
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.
It is. Run the recipient's ZIP through the checker, then select whichever open date suits on the product page — thinking in Los Angeles dates, since that is where the flowers land.
No — the bouquet never crosses a border, so there are no customs, duties or fees to collect, and delivery is already paid by you at checkout.
Choose the flowers, then confirm their Los Angeles delivery date.