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Sending flowers in Italy: delivery details to check first

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Bouquet wrapped in kraft paper beside a front door

Sending flowers involves more than choosing a bouquet. Accurate delivery information helps turn the idea into a practical gift. This checklist covers what to collect before ordering. For the full shopping process, see the guide to ordering flowers online; here the focus is on the address, recipient and available delivery options.

Check the full Italian address

Confirm the street, building number, town and province. Include an apartment, staircase, doorbell name or venue reference when it helps identify the entrance. A neighbourhood name alone may not be enough. For a workplace, add the business name and check that it accepts deliveries for employees.

Who will receive the flowers?

Enter the recipient’s name and a correct contact number for delivery. If they will be away, do not assume the bouquet can be left outside the door. Ask customer support about the available arrangements first. For a hotel, check that the property can accept the gift and what booking reference it needs.

Use the available dates and time options

Select the destination town before relying on a particular date. The calendar and options displayed during checkout are the reference for availability. If flowers must arrive before an event at a specific time, ask before paying. A delivery window is not necessarily an exact appointment.

Review the bouquet and card

Read the composition, selected size and included accessories. Check the card’s names and signature, and make sure sender and recipient information have not been reversed. Editorial photographs can inspire a style, but the product description defines what you are buying.

Before confirming

Review the total and order summary. Keep the confirmation and use Sendaflor’s contact page if you need to report an incorrect detail. Notify support promptly, while recognising that changes may no longer be possible once preparation has begun.

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