01Ordering from Singapore · Delivered in Los Angeles
From Singapore, you choose; in Los Angeles, we build and bring it. Florists in Los Angeles put the arrangement together and take it to the recipient themselves, and an order placed ahead of 11 a.m. Pacific is eligible to arrive that very day. Your card is charged in US dollars and that is the whole cost: no import duty, no customs handling and nothing to pay on delivery.

Ordering from abroad
Singapore's six-digit postal code and unit number sit on the billing side of the form; the recipient's five-digit ZIP on the other. The island is fifteen hours ahead of Los Angeles, so the 11 a.m. Pacific cutoff arrives at two in the morning Singapore time and orders are typically placed the evening before. Singapore dollars convert on your card; English, Mandarin, Malay or Tamil senders all write the card in Latin letters.
There is no residency requirement — a buyer from Singapore checks out like anyone else. What matters is keeping the halves straight: the Singaporean side (street address, unit and six-digit postal code) pays; the Los Angeles side receives, and sets the date, the fee and the same-day question.
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.
Before you choose
Key in the destination ZIP, five digits within the Los Angeles area, and the available days are listed at once. The fee for that address is confirmed during checkout.
Currency and payment
Both the listed price and the amount taken from your card are in US dollars, with California's sales tax and the delivery fee for the specific address laid out before you approve. The bank behind your card will turn the dollar total into Singapore dollars using its own rate, and some banks add a small charge for doing so; no SGD figure is ever shown here. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, are the payment marks shown at checkout; all accept Singaporean billing addresses.
Delivery timing
To arrive today, an order must be placed by 11:00 a.m. Los Angeles time — 2:00 am GMT+8 in Singapore, into a ZIP that supports same-day. The hour stated was derived for 2026-09-12 allowing for summer time on either side; beneath this paragraph your own browser works out the equivalent for the current day. Later orders roll to the following available date.
Order by 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time for same-day delivery in Los Angeles.

The card
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: English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil; the card prints Latin characters, as used in English. Billing, name and delivery-address fields have been tested with Latin characters only.
What Singaporean senders choose
Singaporean orders lean almost entirely to fresh bouquets — pink roses with lilies, a cottage-style lily bouquet, a tropical mixed bunch, pastel roses — with no hat box or plant in the top five. Median spend about $111, ranked from Singapore's own history. Rose-and-lily first, then the cottage-style Peruvian lily bouquet, a Caribbean-sunrise mixed bouquet, pastel dreams roses and a sublime pink-and-white rose bouquet — lilies feature in three of Singapore's five.
After you order
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 — Singapore: 8:00 pm–8:00 am GMT+8 (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.
Sending somewhere particular?
Same ordering rules. Each page shows that destination's own delivery terms and what people there send.
Ordering questions
For a question about your order or the recipient's address, our team can help.
Contact Los Angeles Blooms ↗It will, provided it carries one of the marks named in the payment section. USD is what we bill; the Singapore dollars amount you see later is your bank's conversion, possibly with a charge on top.
Your postal code belongs to the billing address; the recipient's five-digit ZIP belongs to the delivery address — and it is the ZIP the checker on this page wants.
Yes — Latin characters, as used in English prints faithfully, accents preserved. The only rule is that the message lives on the card, never in an address line.
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.
As far as the calendar on the product page allows once the recipient's ZIP has been checked. The date you pick is the Los Angeles delivery day, so allow for any difference from your own.
We will, as long as the building takes deliveries that day. Name the company, hotel or hospital, give the suite, room or ward, and leave a telephone number; wards do not all accept flowers, so ask the hospital before ordering.
Decide on the gift; the calendar does the rest.