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Flower Delivery To Mexico City

Sending flowers to loved ones in Mexico City just got easier thanks to FloraQueen's international flower delivery service. It's so easy to do; you can send flowers any time of the year and warm the hearts of your loved ones. Want to send flowers that say, "I'm thinking of you” or “I love you,” let FloraQueen do the talking for you. 

In this article, we are going to cover everything from - 

• How to get started sending flowers to Mexico City
• What kind of flowers to send to Mexico City
• What delivery options are available
• How international deliveries work
• Why you should shop with FloraQueen…and so much more! 

What Should I do First When Sending Flowers to Mexico City?

You may think sending flowers internationally would be complicated; however, with FloraQueen, it is as easy as one-two-three. The process is straightforward and easy to do. It does not matter where you are in the world or the time of day. When you are ready to send flowers, check out our website, place your order, and let FloraQueen take care of the rest! 

When it comes to placing an order with FloraQueen to Mexico City, you need to do the following:

• Select the flower arrangement to surprise your family or friend
• Pick a delivery date 
• Include a personal note or special message with the flowers 
• Complete the online payment form and hit submit

Follow these simple steps and your flowers are one step closer to landing in the arms of that special someone. Once the online form has been completed, we process the order and have our floral shops work on the arrangement. From there, we arrange for the delivery and ensure it arrives fresh and on time. 

What Kind of Flowers Should I Send to Mexico City?

Not much of a green thumb? Here are some of the best-selling flowers arrangements when sending flowers internationally to Mexico City: 

• Rose and Lilies – Represents simple elegance and is a timeless choice
• A dozen red roses – Represents true and eternal love 
• Gerberas – Represents peace, happiness, and harmony 
• Yellow and pink flowers – Symbolizes life and joy 

These are just some of the floral recommendations to what kind of flowers to send your friends and family in Mexico City.

Mexico City is the capital of Mexico, whose national flower is the dahlia. This flower represents strength and creativity. Why not add a splash of color and volume to your floral bouquet by including some dahlia? 

How Do I Place an Order? Can I Do It by Calling In? Email?

We offer a secure online ordering form through our website. This allows you to place your order and securely make a payment online. 

Unfortunately, at FloraQueen, we do not accept email or telephone orders. If you have any questions during the ordering process or encounter any issues, you can complete a form with your contact information, and a representative is sure to respond as soon as possible. 

Is My Order Going to Look like the Picture?

Our pictures are meant as a guide and reference for customers when determining what kind of floral arrangement to purchase. For this reason, we try to ensure your orders look like the photo. If you are going to have a vase or the floral arrangement modified, this can alter the overall appearance of the bouquet, making it different from the photo online. 

If you are looking to purchase everything in the photo, the vase and any add-ons are going to be an additional charge. 

Does My Order Include the Vase?

Vases are not included with the floral arrangement unless it is specified in the description. Customers have the choice of adding the vase or another form of container that can be used to deliver the flowers. These vases are extra, and depending on the model and size, they can vary in price.

Can I Add Extra Stuff to My Flowers?

On top of adding a vase to your floral order, you can choose to include a card, box of chocolates, or a stuffed animal — what better way to add that special and personal touch than with a little gift to go with the flowers. 

How Much Time Do I Need to Send Flowers to Mexico City?

When it comes to sending flowers to Mexico City, FloraQueen can help with those planed celebrations or those last-minute ones as well. 

A few things to keep in mind when sending flowers to Mexico City are our delivery timelines. These timelines help us ensure that your flowers arrive on time and without any issues.

When sending flowers to Mexico City, it is essential to remember: 

• FloraQueen offers same-day deliveries seven days a week
• For same-day deliveries between Monday to Friday, orders must be placed before 14:00 CET
• For same-day deliveries on the weekend, place your orders before 12:00 CET

To avoid any possible delays or additional charges, we encourage placing your floral order 24-hours in advance. 

We understand that life can get hectic, and we strive to ensure any last-minute floral orders make it to their destination on time. 

Can I Order Flowers for a Funeral? 

Yes, you can. In the second step of the ordering process, you are going to be asked if the flowers are for a funeral, to which you would then check that option. We understand that funerals are time-sensitive, so we work with our network of florists to meet the requested delivery date. 

Why Shop with FloraQueen for Your Mexico City International Flower Delivery?

Did you know that FloraQueen delivers to over 100 countries and offers same-day and next-day deliveries? Sending flowers overseas can seem daunting, but not with FloraQueen. Offering over a decade of international flower delivery experience, we are more than prepared and equipped to meet your needs. With our simple online ordering system, you don’t have to worry about missing out on special occasions anymore. No matter where you are in the world or the time zone, FloraQueen has your floral needs covered. 

What are the best-selling flowers in Mexico City:

• Subtle Freshness: Roses and Lilies
• Harmony: Roses and Callas
• Infinite Love: 12 Red Roses
• Vibrancy: Yellow and Pink Roses
• Peach Flavour: Lilies and Roses