01Ordering from Turkey · Delivered in Los Angeles
From Turkey, 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.

Placing the order
Turkey's posta kodu, district and province complete a billing address; lira convert on the card. Istanbul keeps one clock all year, ten hours ahead of Los Angeles in summer — the 11 a.m. Pacific cutoff is 9 p.m. Turkish time. Turkish letters such as ş, ğ and ı print on the card as typed.
Whether you hold a Turkish card or simply live in Turkey, checkout treats you as any other customer. It asks for two addresses and keeps them distinct: street address, posta kodu, district and province 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, posta kodu 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.
Start here
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.
Money matters
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 Turkish lira using its own rate, and some banks add a small charge for doing so; no TRY 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 Turkish billing addresses.
When it can arrive
Same-day delivery needs the order in by 11:00 a.m. Pacific on the delivery day — 9:00 pm GMT+3 in Turkey, 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.

Your written note
Every order carries a printed card, written before the item can be added, printed verbatim. The address lines are for the driver; the sentiment belongs on the card.
Relevant languages: Turkish; the card prints Latin characters, as used in Turkish. Billing, name and delivery-address fields have been tested with Latin characters only.
What people send to Los Angeles
Too few Turkish orders to rank separately; the page shows what Los Angeles sends most.
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.
Once it is booked
Order tracking needs the purchasing email and the recipient's ZIP; freshly placed orders register after a few minutes.
Have the order number handy and get in touch; the desk is staffed 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Eastern, which is Turkey: 3:00 pm–3:00 am GMT+3 (crosses midnight).
Anything containing champagne, wine or spirits is handed to a grown adult who is present, as California and federal rules require; ID can be requested at the door. Recipients must be 21+ (the legal drinking age in California); the driver checks photo ID at the door.
A particular city?
The area's cities are listed here one by one, each with the delivery details and popular choices specific to it.
Common questions
Anything unclear about the order or the address — the floral team will sort it out.
Message Los Angeles Blooms ↗Yes, any card with a mark from the payment section, registered to a Turkey address. Billing is in dollars; the Turkish lira equivalent is fixed by your card issuer's exchange rate, and an issuer fee is possible.
Each in its own place. Billing takes your posta kodu; delivery takes the recipient's ZIP, and that ZIP is also what the checker above reads.
It does. Text in Latin characters, as used in Turkish is printed just as you enter it, accents and all — on the card, not in an address field.
Both are fine when the premises accept deliveries. Include the organisation's name, the exact room, suite or ward, and a contact number the driver can use — and for hospitals, check with the ward first, as some refuse flowers.
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.
Decide on the gift; the calendar does the rest.