How to Send Flowers to Seville From Abroad: Details, Paying in Euros, Foreign Phone Numbers, Hotels

In short: to send flowers to someone in Seville while you are in another country you need four things — the recipient's name in Latin letters, an address or hotel name, a date and the text for your card. The recipient's phone number is useful but not required when the bouquet goes to a hotel. You message us on WhatsApp from London, Berlin, Dubai, New York or Almaty, pay in euros by card, Apple/Google Pay or crypto, a florist in Seville makes the bouquet and you get a photo before it is handed over. Below is how it works specifically in Seville — from the rule that "in Santa Cruz the courier walks" to why an order for Semana Santa is best placed three days ahead.

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Who Orders Flowers to Seville, and From Where
Seville is not an expat city like Dubai or Barcelona. People come here for three days to see the Alcázar and Plaza de España, for Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril, for a honeymoon, for a destination wedding in a Santa Cruz palace, or for an Erasmus semester at the University of Seville. So orders from abroad look like this:
- a husband on a business trip in Houston, his wife with friends in Seville for a week — flowers at breakfast at the Hotel Alfonso XIII;
- parents in Moscow, their daughter on an exchange renting a room in Nervión — a birthday bouquet on a weekday;
- a London couple flying in for their anniversary, he books roses in the room at the Hotel Colón Gran Meliá for check-in;
- a groom-to-be in Dubai planning a proposal on Plaza de España who asks the courier to arrive at a set hour.
In each case the person ordering is not in Spain, does not speak Spanish and cannot meet the courier. That is the normal scenario and the service is built around it: all messaging in English or Russian, all pricing in euros, all logistics on our side.
What Details You Need to Order
The checklist we ask you to send in one message:
- Recipient's first and last name in Latin letters — exactly as written in the hotel booking or on the door buzzer. Spanish receptions check the guest name against the list, and "Lena" will not be found if the booking says "Elena Petrova".
- Address or hotel. For an apartment — street, building number, floor and door (in Spain written as "3º B": third floor, door B); Seville postcodes start with 410. For a hotel — just the name, we know the address.
- Date and preferred window. Not "morning" but "10:00–13:00", so the courier can fit around breakfast or check-out.
- Recipient's phone number — if available. How to write a foreign number is covered below.
- Card text and the sender's name — or a note that it is anonymous.
- Your time zone — so we send the bouquet photo at a reasonable hour for you, not at 4 a.m.
Nothing else. No passport data, no sender's address, no Spanish NIE.
Paying From Abroad: Euro Prices With Nothing on Top
Every price in the Seville catalog is in euros and is the final amount: delivery within the city is already included and the card is free. From €128 for "Guadalquivir Breeze" to €1556 for "Royal Charm of Seville".
You can pay:
- by card — Visa, Mastercard, American Express from any bank — via a secure payment link we send in the chat; if your card is in pounds, dollars, dirhams or tenge, your bank converts to euros at its own rate;
- Apple Pay / Google Pay — through the same link;
- in crypto — USDT, BTC, ETH — handy if your bank dislikes foreign payments or charges a fee for them;
- by bank transfer in euros — for corporate orders and weddings where an invoice is needed.
If your bank declines the payment (it happens with cards from some countries), just tell us and we will offer another method. A surcharge is possible in only two cases, and we tell you before you pay: delivery outside Seville (Dos Hermanas, Tomares, Mairena del Aljarafe, Bormujos, hotels near San Pablo airport) and delivery at an exact minute for a proposal.
How to Give a Foreign Phone Number for the Recipient
The most common question from people ordering from abroad. The rules are simple:
- Write the number in international format with a plus and the country code: +7 for Russia and Kazakhstan, +44 for the UK, +971 for the UAE, +1 for the US. Spanish mobiles start with +34 6… or +34 7… — if the recipient has a local SIM, that one is better.
- Tell us whether WhatsApp works on it. Couriers in Seville contact recipients via WhatsApp rather than SMS: a foreign number roaming may not take a call, but a message arrives over the hotel Wi-Fi.
- If the recipient "must not know" (a surprise), say so — the courier will not call in advance and will only get in touch if nobody is at the address.
- If there is no phone at all — for a hotel that is not a problem: the bouquet is handed to reception under the guest's name. For an apartment without a phone we need the exact address with floor and door and, ideally, a time when the person is certainly at home.
Your own number is captured automatically in WhatsApp — the confirmation, the photo and the delivery report go there.
If the Recipient Is Staying at a Hotel
Seville's hotels cluster in three zones, and each has its own quirks for a courier.
Santa Cruz and around the cathedral. Casa 1800, Hotel Amadeus, EME Catedral Mercer, Hotel Rey Alfonso X and CoolRooms Palacio de Villapanés sit in lanes a car cannot enter: the courier parks at Puerta de Jerez or on Avenida de la Constitución and walks in with the bouquet in an aqua-box. That is included in the price and does not affect timing, but we ask for a window of at least two hours. The Hotel Alfonso XIII is a special case — a grand hotel with its own driveway on Calle San Fernando, where the concierge receives bouquets.
Centro and El Arenal. The Hotel Colón Gran Meliá on Calle Canalejas, the Hotel Mercer Sevilla on Calle Castelar and the hotels around Plaza Nueva and Calle Sierpes — here the courier drives almost to the door, which makes Centro the fastest district for same-day delivery.
Nervión, Prado and La Cartuja. The Meliá Sevilla by Plaza de España, the NH Collection and the Hotel Lebreros in Nervión, the Barceló Sevilla Renacimiento on Cartuja island — large hotels with spacious lobbies where a bouquet waits for the guest at the desk without fuss.
Worth knowing: we can arrange delivery to guests of these and any other hotels, but we have no partnerships with them — the bouquet is received by reception or the concierge like any parcel for a guest. In most hotels the courier is not allowed up to the floors, so staff carry the flowers to the room. If you want the bouquet in the room at check-in, give us the arrival date and approximate time — the hotel places it before the guest opens the door. A room number is neither needed nor disclosed; the name as in the booking is enough.
If the Recipient Is Renting an Apartment
Airbnb apartments in Santa Cruz and Triana usually have no porter: an intercom ("portero automático") with flat numbers at the door, narrow three- or four-storey houses without a lift. We need the floor and door ("2º A") and ideally a phone number so the courier can call if the intercom goes unanswered. Newer buildings in Nervión and Los Remedios have a porter ("portero") who will take the bouquet under the resident's name — then the phone is less critical. If nobody is home the courier does not leave flowers on the staircase: we contact you and agree on a second visit the same day or hand-over to a neighbour — only with your consent.
How Far Ahead to Order
In Seville the answer depends on the calendar more than on the bouquet.
- A normal day: most orders confirmed before midday are delivered the same day; the window is confirmed before payment. Ordering from the US in your evening means it is already the next morning in Seville — convenient: write before bed, get the photo by lunchtime.
- A proposal or delivery at an exact hour — 1–2 days ahead.
- Semana Santa (Holy Week, March–April): processions close the centre, Calle Sierpes and the streets around the cathedral are impassable for hours. Order 2–3 days ahead and give a wide window.
- Feria de Abril (two weeks after Easter, in Los Remedios): flowers are given en masse that week — we and our suppliers are busy. 2–3 days ahead.
- 14 February, Mother's Day in Spain (first Sunday of May), 24–31 December: 2 days ahead.
- Weddings and destination ceremonies — enquire 3–8 weeks ahead: quote and sketch before the deposit.
If time is short, write anyway: we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot do.
What Happens After You Order
- Confirmation — during working hours we reply in the chat: we confirm the bouquet is available for the date, the window, any surcharges, and send the payment link.
- Payment — once paid the order is accepted; you get a final summary: to whom, where, when, the card text.
- Making the bouquet — the florist in Seville makes it on the delivery day, not the day before: in Andalusian heat that matters.
- Photo before hand-over — you see the exact bouquet that will travel to the recipient and can ask for adjustments.
- Delivery — the courier carries the bouquet in an aqua-box in an air-conditioned car; in the pedestrian part of Santa Cruz the last few hundred metres are on foot.
- Report — a WhatsApp message: who received the bouquet (reception, concierge, in person) and at what time.
If something goes off plan — the recipient does not answer, the hotel cannot find the booking — we message you immediately, not after the fact.
Seville Specifics That Affect Delivery
Heat. From June to September daytime temperatures reach 38–42 °C. That is why we never leave bouquets "at the door" or carry them in a car boot; for summer orders we recommend morning windows and sturdy flowers — roses, orchids, anthuriums, proteas rather than peonies.
A pedestrian centre. Santa Cruz, Calle Sierpes and the square in front of the cathedral are restricted-traffic zones. The courier walks, so the address must be exact: in the maze of Santa Cruz lanes "the house near Plaza Doña Elvira" cannot be found.
River and bridges. Triana is separated from the centre by the river: to reach the terraces of Calle Betis the courier crosses the Isabel II bridge. If your dinner is on the riverside, name the restaurant precisely — there are dozens on Calle Betis.
Two festive weeks in a row. Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril are when the city runs on a different schedule: closed streets, full hotels, a longer siesta. Not a reason to skip flowers, but a reason to order early.
Where Flowers Are Handed Over in Seville
The most common surprise locations we work with:
- Plaza de España — the semicircle with little bridges and tiled benches of the provinces; the courier comes to the agreed bench or the central fountain at the set time.
- Parque de María Luisa and the Alcázar gardens — for a proposal in the morning before the crowds.
- The Guadalquivir riverside by the Torre del Oro and the terraces of Calle Betis in Triana — dinner with a river view; we hand the bouquet to the hostess before you arrive.
- Rooftops facing the Giralda — hotel terraces by the cathedral where it is easy to meet the sunset with a glass and flowers.
- The hotel room for your return — the honeymoon classic: petals and a bouquet waiting after a walk.
- Restaurants — for an anniversary or birthday: name the venue, the reservation time and the name, and the flowers are brought to the table.
Which Bouquets People Send to Seville From Abroad
From our order history: compact rose bouquets "for the first evening" (€128–248), baskets and arrangements with orchids for the hotel room (€250–471), large rose pieces for proposals and anniversaries (€500–1556).

Guadalquivir Breeze

Plaza de España Roses

Alcázar Gardens

Seville Cream Basket

Seville Duo 101 Roses

Royal Charm of Seville
All prices in euros, delivery across Seville included. Full catalog →
How to Order Flowers to Seville From Another Country
Step 1. Choose a bouquet in the Seville catalog or describe what you want in words — we will make it to order.
Step 2. Message us on WhatsApp in one go: recipient's name in Latin letters, hotel or address with floor and door, date and window, phone (if any), card text.
Step 3. Receive confirmation of availability, window and final amount in euros — and the payment link.
Step 4. Pay by card, Apple/Google Pay, crypto or transfer.
Step 5. Wait for the photo of the bouquet before delivery and the hand-over report.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I order flowers to Seville without being in Spain? Yes — that is the main scenario of the service. Ordering and payment are online from any country, the recipient is in Seville. No Spanish and no presence of the sender are needed.
Which recipient details are strictly required? Name in Latin letters, address or hotel, date. A phone number is useful; for a hotel you can do without it.
Which currency do I pay in? Prices are in euros and the final amount is fixed. You can pay with a card in another currency — your bank converts at its own rate.
My bank card is declined — what do I do? Write to us: we will offer payment in crypto or by transfer. The order does not lapse — we hold the date and the bouquet for you within reason.
How do I write the recipient's number if it is not Spanish? In international format with a plus and the country code (+44, +7, +971, +1). The courier gets in touch via WhatsApp, so the number should be linked to it.
What if the recipient does not answer the phone? For a hotel — reception receives the bouquet under the name, no call needed. For an apartment — the courier waits, then we contact you and agree on a second visit or hand-over to a neighbour; we never leave flowers on the staircase.
Do I need the hotel room number? No. Hotels do not disclose room numbers; the bouquet is handed over under the guest's name as in the booking.
Will you deliver today if I ordered in the morning, Seville time? For most bouquets — yes, when confirmed before midday; it depends on the florist's workload and the address. The exact window is confirmed before payment; we do not promise to-the-minute delivery without a surcharge, nor round-the-clock service.
Is there a surcharge for delivery into Santa Cruz, where cars cannot enter? No. The walk from Puerta de Jerez is already included in the price. A surcharge applies only to the suburbs and to exact-hour delivery.
Can I order flowers for a proposal on Plaza de España? Yes. We agree on the spot and time 1–2 days ahead; the courier arrives with the bouquet or hands it to you beforehand — whichever suits you.
Do you do flowers for a destination wedding in Seville? Yes: bridal bouquet, boutonnieres, ceremony and table flowers, hotel or villa decoration. Enquire 3–8 weeks ahead; quote and sketch before the deposit.
See also: flower delivery in Madrid, flowers to Málaga, Marbella, how much flowers cost in Spain, how to send flowers to Europe from Russia.
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