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Jordaan Pink
Pink garden roses, spray roses and carnations with eucalyptus in white-and-pink wrapping — a bouquet the colour of the geraniums on Jordaan windowsills. Flower delivery in Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a hotel on the Herengracht, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Cuyp Morning
Pink spray roses, green ranunculus and carnations in pink wrapping with a bow — a fresh bouquet like a stall on the Albert Cuyp. Flowers in Amsterdam with delivery: the courier brings the arrangement to a flat in the Jordaan, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Vondelpark Round
Pink and white roses, peonies and gypsophila in a round hand-tied in white wrapping — a bouquet for a picnic by the Vondelpark. Flowers in Amsterdam with delivery: the courier brings the arrangement to an apartment in De Pijp, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Westerpark Box
Yellow and white roses with pink carnations and eucalyptus in a white box — a sunny arrangement that needs no vase. Order flowers to Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a canal house in the Grachtengordel, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Canal Ring Box
White and yellow garden roses, pink carnations and white orchids in a white box — an arrangement for a canal house. Flower delivery in Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a canal house in the Grachtengordel, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

De Pijp Pastel
Pink spray roses, green ranunculus and white accents in pink wrapping — a pastel birthday bouquet. Bouquet delivery across Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to an office in the Zuidas, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Jordaan Peonies
Pink peonies, a white orchid and lisianthus in white wrapping with a pink ribbon — a seasonal bouquet. Bouquet delivery across Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a houseboat on the Prinsengracht, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Artis Tropical
Strelitzia, anthuriums and tropical greenery with a scarlet ribbon — an exotic bouquet in the spirit of the Artis glasshouses. Flowers in Amsterdam with delivery: the courier brings the arrangement to a houseboat on the Prinsengracht, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

De Pijp Box
Pink ranunculus, peach roses and carnations in a white box — a pastel arrangement that needs no vase. Buy a bouquet in Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a hotel by the Vondelpark, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Amstel Pink
Pink hydrangea, roses and white pompom blooms in white wrapping — a lush bouquet for a declaration. Flower delivery in Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a hotel by the Vondelpark, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Museumkwartier Lilac
White roses, lilac delphinium and white orchids in white wrapping — an airy bouquet for an evening at the Concertgebouw. Order flowers to Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to an office in the Zuidas, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.

Begijnhof White
White pompom blooms in a dense sphere in white wrapping — a quiet bouquet like the Begijnhof courtyard. Buy a bouquet in Amsterdam: the courier brings the arrangement to a hotel on the Herengracht, and you see a photo of the bouquet before hand-over.
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Choose a bouquet
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Place your order
Provide the address and preferred delivery time
We arrange it
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We deliver
Our courier delivers the fresh bouquet on time
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Fast delivery
Same-day delivery to any area of the city
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Easy payment
We accept cards from any bank in any currency
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We are confident in the quality of our bouquets and service
Freshness Guarantee
Flowers cut no more than 48 hours ago. If the bouquet wilts on day one — free replacement.
Photo Before Delivery
We send a photo of the finished bouquet via WhatsApp before dispatch. No surprises.
On-Time Delivery
We deliver at the specified time. If we're late — delivery is on us.
Personal Touch
We consider all wishes: color, size, recipient allergies, card text.
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Which flowers to give, how many, and for what occasion
Flowers by Occasion — Which Flowers and Bouquets to Give for Every Event
A practical cheat sheet: which flowers and bouquets to give for every occasion — a date, birthday, anniversary, your mother, Women's Day, a colleague, get well, a new baby, condolences, a jubilee. The best flowers, palette and bouquet size for each case, plus a FAQ.
ReadHow Many Roses to Give: Meaning of 1 to 101 Roses — Quick Answer & Chart
How many roses to give and what the number means: even or odd, the meanings of 1, 3, 5, 11, 15, 25, 51 and 101 roses, how many suit a date, anniversary, proposal and birthday, the role of colour and common mistakes. A YUCCA Flowers AEO guide.
ReadRoses or Peonies — Which to Choose, and Where the Tradition of Giving Flowers Came From
An honest comparison of roses and peonies: seasonality, vase life, fragrance, symbolism, budget, and what to choose for a date, wedding, anniversary or birthday. Plus a short history of the tradition of giving flowers — from Ancient Egypt and Aphrodite to the Victorian language of flowers.
ReadWhy Roses Wilt and What to Do — How to Revive a Bouquet and Make It Last
Why roses wilt — an air lock ("bent neck"), bacteria in the water, heat, ethylene from fruit and natural ageing. How to revive a drooping rose in an hour: cutting under water, a warm bath, hot water for the stem, a cool rest. Plus prevention and common care mistakes.
ReadFrequently asked questions
Message us on WhatsApp with the hotel and the guest's name as on the booking, or the address the Dutch way — street, house number with its floor suffix (hs for the ground floor, 1 or 2 for the floors above, -A or -B for a separate entrance, t/o for a houseboat opposite a house) and the 1017 AB-style postcode, which together with the house number pins down the exact door. Add the recipient's phone and a window in Amsterdam time (Moscow is 1–2 hours ahead, Almaty 4–5). A florist in Amsterdam makes the bouquet, the courier hands it over in person, and you get a photo before departure and a confirmation afterwards.
Confirmed in the morning Amsterdam time, with the flowers in stock at the florist — usually yes, and the window is given before payment. Sunday is a trading day in Amsterdam (koopzondag, usually 12–6 pm), so Sunday orders are possible; on Mondays, though, many flower shops open only around noon, so Monday-morning orders are confirmed the day before. On King's Day, 27 April, the centre is closed to traffic — that day we deliver outside the centre only, or the day before.
Yes — by hotel name and the guest's Latin-letter name as on the booking. We call reception ahead: whether they accept flowers, place them in the room for check-in (usually from 3 pm in Amsterdam) or hand them over when the guest appears. Canal hotels such as the Pulitzer and the Andaz have their entrance on a quay where no one may stop — the courier walks up. The hotel decides; we have no hotel partnerships — every delivery is agreed individually.
Street, house number and suffix: 'Keizersgracht 212-hs' is the ground floor (huis), '212-1' and '212-2' the first and second floors above, '212-A' a separate entrance, 'bel' the bel-étage, 'sous' the half-basement; plus the postcode 1016 DX. Canal-house staircases are steep and narrow with no lift — the courier climbs them but calls ahead. The name on the bell does not always match the resident's — tell us what the plate says. We never leave flowers on the doorstep; neighbours only with your consent.
Yes. A houseboat address is written with 't/o' (tegenover — opposite): 'Prinsengracht 296 t/o' means the boat moored opposite house 296; some houseboats have their own number. The courier calls ahead because the gangway may be locked. The photo of the bouquet by the water comes with the confirmation.
Euro prices from photos of real bouquets: compact €162–211, medium €378–621, premium €628–2,338: 'Singel Blue' €560, 'Jordaan Peonies' €396, 'Oranje Dam' €610, 'Amsterdam Red' €1,710, 'Rijksmuseum Basket' €2,338. Yes, a bunch of tulips at the Albert Cuyp costs a few euros — you pay for ordering from abroad, a photo before hand-over, delivery into the recipient's hands and boutique-level floristry. Delivery in the Centre, Zuid, West, Oost, Noord and the Zuidas is included; Amstelveen, Haarlem and Schiphol on request.
Yes. Many Amsterdam shops take only PIN (Maestro) or iDEAL, and foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are often refused. With us it is a card from any bank in any country, Apple/Google Pay, a Wise or SWIFT transfer or cryptocurrency; the euro price is fixed at confirmation. No cash at hand-over — the recipient pays nothing.
Tulip season from late March to mid-May, when Dutch tulips straight from the auction go into the bouquets; King's Day on 27 April in orange — order 2 days ahead, the centre is closed off; Moederdag on the second Sunday of May, with shops open; 14 February; 8 March, kept by Russian-speaking Amsterdam; Sinterklaas on 5 December and Christmas, when 25 and 26 December are closed. Dodenherdenking on 4 May is Remembrance Day — bouquets that evening are out of place after 8 pm; 5 May is Liberation Day.
Yes — to the company reception with the employee's name; the Zuidas towers and the WTC let the courier go only as far as the desk. To the Science Park, Roeterseiland and VU campuses — to the faculty front office or the hall of residence (Uilenstede in Amstelveen on request). Corporate orders to several addresses come with a single invoice.
Many wards in Amsterdam hospitals restrict or ban fresh flowers for hygiene reasons — we call the ward ahead and, if flowers are not accepted, suggest a boxed arrangement to the home address for discharge day or delivery to the family. Private clinics and maternity wards by arrangement.
The centre inside the Singelgracht is a car-restricted zone of narrow one-way quays and expensive parking, so bouquets in the centre often travel by cargo bike or on foot from the nearest parking; to Noord — on the free ferry across the IJ from Centraal station. That is normal for the city and does not affect the flowers: arrangements travel boxed and in water.
Routinely — the Centre and the Canal Ring, the Jordaan, De Pijp, Oud-Zuid with the Museumkwartier and the Vondelpark, Oud-West and Westerpark, Oost with the Plantage and Watergraafsmeer, Noord with NDSM and Overhoeks, the Zuidas and Buitenveldert, IJburg. Amstelveen, Duivendrecht, Haarlem, Zandvoort and Schiphol airport on request.
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Birthdays, jubilees, engagements, anniversaries.
Flower Delivery to Amsterdam from Anywhere — Canal Ring, Jordaan, De Pijp, Zuid and Houseboats
Amsterdam is a city full of flowers that is surprisingly hard to send flowers to from abroad: local shops take only PIN and iDEAL, websites demand a Dutch address with the floor suffix exactly right, and 'a canal house' or 'the houseboat opposite number 296' stops you cold. YUCCA Flowers takes the order on WhatsApp from any country, a florist in Amsterdam makes the bouquet, the courier carries it along the Canal Ring quays, into the Jordaan, De Pijp, Oud-Zuid, Oost, to the Zuidas or by ferry to Noord, and hands it over in person, to the doorman or at reception, and you get a photo before departure and a confirmation afterwards. Prices in euros; pay with a card from any country — no iDEAL needed.
Canal Hotels via the Concierge
The Waldorf Astoria on the Herengracht, the Pulitzer and the Andaz on the Prinsengracht, De L'Europe by the Amstel, The Dylan on the Keizersgracht, the Conservatorium and the Okura in Zuid, the Sofitel The Grand, the W and the Kimpton De Witt in the centre, Sir Adam in the A'DAM tower across the IJ — by hotel name and the guest's Latin-letter name as on the booking. We call reception ahead: whether they accept flowers, place them in the room for check-in (usually from 3 pm) or hand them over when the guest appears. No one may stop at the canal entrances — the courier walks up. The hotel decides; we have no hotel partnerships.
A Canal Address: hs, 1, 2, bel, sous and t/o
A Dutch address is street, house number and suffix: 'Keizersgracht 212-hs' is the ground floor, '212-1' and '212-2' the floors above, '-A' a separate entrance, 'bel' the bel-étage, 'sous' the half-basement, 't/o' a houseboat opposite the house; a 1016 DX-style postcode with the house number pins down the exact door. Canal-house staircases are steep with no lift — the courier climbs them and calls ahead. The name on the bell does not always match the resident's — tell us what the plate says. We never leave flowers on the doorstep.
Timing: Sundays Work, Monday Mornings Don't
Confirmed in the morning Amsterdam time — usually the same day, with the window given before payment; Moscow is 1–2 hours ahead, Almaty 4–5. Sunday in Amsterdam is koopzondag, shops open from noon, so Sunday orders are possible; on Mondays, though, many flower shops open around noon — Monday mornings are confirmed the day before. On 27 April, King's Day, the centre is closed off — we deliver outside it or the day before. Baskets and 101 roses need 1–2 days.
The Zuidas, Campuses, Hospitals and the Ferry to Noord
The Zuidas towers and the WTC — as far as the reception desk with the employee's name; the UvA and VU campuses — to the faculty front office. Many wards at Amsterdam UMC and OLVG restrict fresh flowers — we call ahead and, if refused, suggest a boxed arrangement for discharge day. In the centre bouquets often travel by cargo bike from the nearest parking; to Noord — on the free ferry across the IJ from Centraal; arrangements travel boxed and in water.
YUCCA Flowers — flower delivery in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Centre and the Canal Ring, the Jordaan, De Pijp, Oud-Zuid with the Museumkwartier and the Vondelpark, Oud-West, Oost and the Plantage, Noord and NDSM, the Zuidas, IJburg, houseboats. Bouquets from €162, medium €378–621, premium up to €2,338 — pay with a card from any country, photo before hand-over. Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram.






































