Press and Hold to Copy Your Flower Delivery Details

“Press and hold the delivery information above to copy it” means touching the displayed delivery text and keeping your finger there until a selection or copy menu appears. Choose Copy, then press and hold in the destination field and select Paste. If the message alone is selected, try the actual address or delivery details above it; the steps can vary by phone and app.

Before you send the copied information, check that it contains the correct recipient, address and delivery instructions. Copying saves typing, but it also carries over an old flat number, an incomplete postcode or yesterday’s requested time. When you are arranging flowers for someone in Russia from abroad, a short, checked delivery note is more useful than a long forwarded conversation.

Copy the details you need and check the pasted result

Start with the text that contains the delivery information, rather than the instruction telling you to copy it. On many phones, holding a word brings up selection handles that you can drag across the address. Some apps offer a Copy option for an entire message instead. After copying, paste the result into a draft so you can see exactly what was captured.

If pressing and holding does nothing, the address may be part of an image or a page element that does not allow text selection. Try opening the original text message or email containing the details. You can also type the information manually, checking each line against the source. Avoid repeatedly copying an incomplete fragment and assuming the missing lines travelled with it.

Look for accidental additions before sharing: an unrelated address, an old delivery date or a private message attached to the same text selection. Keep the delivery instructions together and label the card message separately. This makes it easier to distinguish what the courier needs to know from the personal words intended for the recipient.

Make a Russian delivery address easy to understand

A useful delivery note identifies the city, street, building and flat or office, followed by any entrance or access details you know. Include the recipient’s name and contact number, with the country code when relevant. If the building has a block or additional building identifier, preserve it carefully: a similar-looking address can refer to a different entrance or property.

If your recipient has supplied the address in its original spelling, keep that version in your order details rather than translating street names yourself. You can add an English explanation separately if it helps. When asking someone to check an address, ask them to confirm the full version in one message; combining fragments from several conversations makes mistakes harder to spot.

For a workplace, add the organisation or department if it helps identify the recipient. For a residential building, include a known entrance number or access instruction without guessing. Share only information relevant to the handover, and leave uncertain details for clarification. An invented entry code or assumed flat number can create more confusion than an explicitly missing detail.

Bouquets we can deliver

Bouquet of 1 yellow sunflowers

$13

Bouquet of 1 white lilies

$19

Bouquet of 1 pink lilies

$19

Bouquet of 3 gerberas mix

$20

Choose timing using the recipient’s local day

When you are ordering from abroad, write the requested delivery date in words and state that the time is local to the delivery city. Russia spans several time zones, so “tomorrow afternoon” can be ambiguous across a conversation. A clear note such as “12 November, 15:00–18:00, recipient’s local time” is easier to check than a relative date copied from an earlier message.

Our delivery choices include time windows of 09:00–12:00, 12:00–15:00, 15:00–18:00 and 18:00–21:00, or an exact time with a tolerance of 30 minutes either way. In large cities, express delivery is available in 1–2 hours after the order is confirmed. Count that period from confirmation when deciding whether the timing suits the occasion.

You can also pre-order 1–30 days ahead. For a birthday at work, consider when the recipient will actually be at the office; for a home delivery, choose a period when they are likely to answer their phone. Check the delivery and payment information, and use a clear local date and time throughout your conversation so an earlier request is not mistaken for the final arrangement.

Turn your checked details into a flower order

Choose a bouquet from the bouquets catalogue, then bring together the delivery address, recipient’s contact details, requested local date and time, and card text. Keep each item on its own line when sharing a delivery note. That simple layout makes a missing building number or an unfinished message easier to notice before the order is confirmed.

We deliver flowers across Russia. City delivery costs 500 RUB; for remote districts and suburbs, the operator confirms the delivery price when confirming the order. If an address lies outside the main city area, flag that detail early rather than assuming the city delivery charge applies. The full address helps establish the delivery arrangements.

Contact a manager on WhatsApp for help choosing a bouquet, agreeing the time, address and card text, or arranging a photo of the bouquet before delivery. Online checkout uses CloudPayments. Check the payment options displayed at checkout for your card; acceptance of every foreign card is not guaranteed, so avoid treating payment as complete before it is confirmed.

Keep the surprise thoughtful and the handover practical

Delivery is anonymous by default: the courier does not name the sender. A card with your text is free, so decide whether to sign it with your name, initials or a phrase the recipient will recognise. An unsigned bouquet can feel intriguing in one relationship and confusing in another. Let your message reflect how well you know the person and the occasion.

For a romantic gift, a personal reference often says more than a formal declaration. For a colleague, a warm sentence about the occasion is usually easier to receive than an intimate message. If you want help shaping the wording, our guide to adding a personal message can help you separate the greeting from the practical delivery note.

The courier calls the recipient about 15 minutes before arrival, so allow for that contact when planning a surprise. If the recipient is absent, we agree either a second delivery the same day or a handover to a neighbour or concierge with the sender’s consent. If you already know that one of those options would be unsuitable, explain it when agreeing the details.

Choose flowers for the person and help them last

Start with the recipient’s preferences: a favourite colour, a love of loose arrangements or a preference for a compact bouquet can guide your choice better than a rigid list of flower meanings. For a Russian occasion, bouquets of separate cut stems traditionally use an odd number; even numbers are associated with mourning. If the gift is celebratory, make that context clear when discussing your choice.

Consider where the bouquet will go after the handover. Someone receiving flowers at an office may need to carry them home, while a person at home may already have a suitable vase. If you know the recipient dislikes strong scents or has a pet that investigates flowers, mention that before choosing. Flower suitability depends on the actual varieties, so ask about the specific bouquet rather than assuming all flowers are interchangeable.

For most cut-stem bouquets, a clean vase, fresh water and removal of leaves below the waterline are useful first steps. Recut the stems with a clean, sharp tool and follow any care instructions supplied for the flowers. Keep the arrangement away from direct heat and ripening fruit, refresh the water regularly, and remove fading material so it does not sit in the water.