How Much Do Flowers Cost in Rome: Real Euro Prices for Bouquets, Boxes and 100+ Stems, What Makes Up the Price and What Is Already Included

In short: a bouquet with delivery in Rome from YUCCA Flowers costs €115–225 for a compact one, €333–378 for a medium bouquet or box, €412–718 for premium — large arrangements for a proposal, a honeymoon or a suite — and €3,240 for a room decorated with flowers. These are prices from photos of real bouquets, in euros, with delivery across central Rome included — from the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps to Trastevere, Prati and Via Veneto. There is no cash on delivery and no surcharge for the floor, the hotel or the cobblestones of the historic centre. Below: a budget table, what makes up the price specifically in Rome, how it changes with the season and the occasion, and three worked examples with figures.

Catalog — flowers in Rome, prices in euros. Districts: Centro Storico, Tridente / Spanish Steps, Monti / Colosseum, Trastevere, Prati / Vatican, Via Veneto / Ludovisi.

How Much Do Flowers Cost in Rome? The Short Answer

If you need one figure — €115–225 for a bouquet you'd be happy to bring to a birthday or place in a hotel room. These are compact hand-tieds of 15–25 stems: tulips, spray roses, hydrangea, ranunculus, seasonal greenery — "Campo de' Fiori Morning" €115, "Piazza Navona Spring" €162, "Via Veneto White Tulips" €198, "Borghese Gardens" €225. €333–378 is a medium bouquet or box: peonies, garden roses, delphinium, an orchid — "Via Condotti Box" €378, "Blue Tiber" €378. €412–718 is premium: "White Pantheon" €448 for a proposal, "Rome Red Box" €477 for an anniversary, "Heart of Rome" €682 with balloons, "Royal Prati" €718 — a giant bouquet for a suite. €3,240 is the "Rome Flower Suite": box arrangements and heart balloons across the room, agreed with the hotel 1–2 days ahead. The price is fixed when the order is confirmed and already includes delivery across the centre.

Price Table by Budget

Prices in euros, delivery across the central districts included. Arrangements of 100+ stems that aren't in the catalog are quoted individually from a photo and a budget.

What Makes Up the Price of a Bouquet in Rome

Four things, and none of them is a "tourist mark-up". The flowers. The florist buys them in the morning at the wholesale market — in Rome that is the Mercato dei Fiori on Via Trionfale behind the Vatican — and the price per stem depends on the season: a peony in May and a peony in October are different money. The florist's work. A signature hand-tied with garden roses, hydrangea and an orchid takes more time and skill than a mono bouquet of tulips — hence the gap between €198 and €378. The form. A hat box with floral foam, a vase or a basket add materials to the price, but the bouquet stands without a vase and drinks water — in a hotel room that matters more than it seems. The delivery. The whole historic centre of Rome is a limited-traffic zone (ZTL): the courier's car stops at the boundary and the last few hundred metres of cobblestones are on foot, buzzing a palazzo intercom or handing over to the concierge. That time is already in the price — there is no separate "centre surcharge". Plus a photo of the bouquet before the courier leaves and a confirmation after hand-over — also included.

Price by Format: Bouquet, Box, Vase, Room

A wrapped bouquet is the most accessible format: €115–225 compact, €358–448 large ("Trastevere Blush" €358, "White Pantheon" €448, "Royal Prati" €718 — the biggest). It needs a vase: at a hotel ask the concierge in advance; rental apartments often don't have one. A box — €333–682: "Rome Orange Box" €333, "Via Condotti Box" €378, "Veneto Black Box" €378, "Borghese Box" €459, "Rome Red Box" €477, "Heart of Rome" €682. It stands on a restaurant table without a vase and doesn't break in the courier's hands on a staircase with no lift. A vase — €333–358: "Vatican Sky", "Monti Peonies" — the arrangement arrives ready; just set it on the table. Room décor — €3,240: the "Rome Flower Suite", plus bespoke petal and arrangement options by agreement with the hotel 1–2 days ahead; the hotel decides what is allowed in the room.

Price by Season: When Flowers in Rome Are Cheaper and Dearer

Rome's floral year doesn't match Moscow's or London's. February–March — tulips and ranunculus at their best in form and price; 8 March in Italy is the Festa della Donna, and women are given mimosa: we add a sprig to the bouquet in season with no extra line on the bill. April–June — peonies, lilac, garden roses; the peak of beauty and of demand — "Monti Peonies" €358 and "Trastevere Lilac" €412 are spring bouquets. July–August — heat of 35°C: hydrangea and tulips suffer, roses, orchids and anthurium hold up; around Ferragosto (15 August) some restaurants and boutique hotels close — we check before delivery. September–November — dahlias, amaranth, an autumn palette: "Trastevere Autumn" €117. December — Christmas arrangements and corporate orders on Via Veneto; order a week ahead. Catalog prices don't change with the season — what changes is which flowers the florist proposes within your chosen budget.

Price by Occasion: What People in Rome Spend on a Birthday, an Anniversary and a Proposal

Birthday — most often €115–225: "Piazza Navona Spring" €162 to an apartment in Trastevere, "Monti Powder" €198 to a boutique hotel. Anniversary — €333–477: "Via Condotti Box" €378 to a Hassler suite, "Rome Red Box" €477 for dinner. Marriage proposal — €448–718: "White Pantheon" €448, "Heart of Rome" €682, or the "Rome Flower Suite" €3,240 if the proposal is in a room facing the Colosseum. Honeymoon — €333–448 to the room for check-in: "Trevi Fountain" €448. Christening, first communion, parents' anniversary — Prati and the Vatican: the light "White Pantheon" €448 and "Borghese Box" €459. Corporate gifts on Via Veneto and in Ludovisi — €198–378 per recipient, a list of names, invoice to the company. "Just because" — €115–162, and in Rome it works best of all.

Districts and Delivery: One Price from the Pantheon to the Vatican

The catalog price includes delivery across the central districts: the Centro Storico, the Tridente and Spanish Steps, Monti and the Colosseum, Trastevere, Prati and the Vatican, Via Veneto and Ludovisi, plus Parioli, Flaminio, Testaccio, the Aventine, San Giovanni and EUR — no difference whether it's a hotel by the Pantheon or a Trastevere flat with no lift. On request and quoted separately — Fiumicino, Ostia, Frascati, Tivoli. Where a bouquet isn't delivered for any money: into the Vatican (a separate state with no courier addresses), onto Piazza Navona, to the Trevi Fountain, into the Colosseum and the Forum, into churches — these are landmarks, not addresses; we hand over at a hotel, restaurant or apartment nearby.

What Isn't in the Price and What Never Happens

Cash on delivery — none: the recipient pays nothing, not the courier, not the concierge. A "floor surcharge" in a palazzo with no lift — none. A mark-up for delivering to a five-star hotel — none: the Hotel de Russie and an apartment on Via Urbana cost the same. A paid "rush" — none: confirmed in the morning Rome time, a bouquet usually arrives the same day, with the window given before payment; for urgency we charge not money but an honest answer about whether we can make it. Hotel partnerships someone pays for — none: every delivery is agreed with the concierge individually. The only thing that adds to the price: extras you ask for — champagne, chocolate, a teddy, a vase if the recipient has none — all agreed before payment.

Paying from Another Country, and Does the Exchange Rate Matter

The euro price is fixed when the order is confirmed. You can pay with a card from any bank in any country, Apple Pay or Google Pay, a transfer (Wise, SWIFT) or cryptocurrency — converted at your bank's rate at the moment of payment. The currency selector on the site lets you switch € to dollars, pounds or roubles to estimate the amount, but the final price is always in euros and doesn't change after confirmation, even if the rate moves by delivery day. Moscow is 1–2 hours ahead of Rome, Dubai 2–3: an order confirmed before your lunch is still a morning order in Rome.

Example 1: A Birthday in Trastevere — €162

A daughter studies in Rome and rents a flat on Via della Lungaretta — third floor, no lift, the owner's surname on the intercom. Her parents in Moscow order "Piazza Navona Spring" €162 for Saturday noon. The courier walks in from Viale Trastevere, buzzes, the daughter comes down. Everything was in the price: flowers, the hand-tied, delivery, a photo before departure, a confirmation after. The parents paid by card — €162, not a euro more.

Example 2: An Anniversary at the Hassler — €378

The husband is in Dubai, the wife in Rome for three days at the Hassler above the Spanish Steps. "Via Condotti Box" €378 for her return from shopping at 17:00 Rome time. We call the hotel — flowers accepted, placed in the room. The box stands without a vase and isn't bothered by the trip via the concierge. Paid with Apple Pay, €378; delivery to a palace hotel costs the same as to an apartment.

Example 3: A Proposal in Monti — €682 + Décor

He wants to propose in a Palazzo Manfredi room facing the Colosseum. He takes "Heart of Rome" €682 — red roses in a box and heart balloons — and asks for petals around the room. Petals are bespoke: agreed with the hotel two days ahead, price given before payment. Result: €682 for the arrangement plus the décor at the agreed price; he brings the ring, the bouquet waits in the room for their return from a walk through the Forum.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a bouquet of roses cost in Rome? Spray and garden roses in compact bouquets — €117–225; a box of roses — €378–477 ("Veneto Black Box" €378, "Rome Red Box" €477); large rose bouquets — "Trastevere Blush" €358, "Royal Prati" €718.

How much does flower delivery cost in Rome? Across the central districts — included in the bouquet price. Fiumicino, Ostia, Tivoli — on request, quoted separately before payment.

How much are 101 roses or a 100+ stem arrangement in Rome? The largest bouquet in the Rome catalog is "Royal Prati" €718; 100+ stem arrangements are quoted individually from a budget and a photo, with 1–2 days' notice.

Are flowers in Rome more expensive on 8 March and 14 February? The catalog price is fixed at confirmation; on holidays we ask you to order 2–3 days ahead because florists are busy. On 8 March we add mimosa — an Italian tradition.

Does the recipient pay anything? No. Not the courier, not the concierge, not for the floor. If asked, the courier says everything has been paid.

Can I order a bouquet for less than €115? Not from the Rome catalog: €115 is the floor for a bouquet the florist builds from fresh market flowers and delivers with a photo. If your budget is smaller, write to us and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.

Is the photo of the bouquet included? Yes — a photo before the courier leaves and a confirmation after hand-over are included with every bouquet.

Order Flowers in Rome

Tell us who and where — a hotel with the guest's name or an address with civico and interno — by what hour Rome time, and your budget. We'll propose a bouquet from the catalog or build one to your budget, give the final euro price before payment and send a photo before the courier leaves. Catalog — flowers in Rome.

Campo de' Fiori Morning

€115Order

Piazza Navona Spring

€162Order

Via Condotti Box

€378Order

White Pantheon

€448Order

Heart of Rome

€682Order

Royal Prati

€718Order

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See also: flower delivery in Rome, districts — Centro Storico, Tridente / Spanish Steps, Monti / Colosseum, Trastevere, Prati / Vatican, Via Veneto / Ludovisi.