Flower subscriptions in Switzerland: fresh flowers on a schedule

A flower subscription in Switzerland brings fresh flowers to your home, office or a loved one at regular intervals without having to reorder each time. Our recommendation is the KANEL subscription: bouquets hand-tied by its florists on the day of delivery, from CHF 59.90 per delivery with delivery included, for 3, 6 or 12 months.

Prices and conditions were checked on each provider’s website in October 2026.

The KANEL subscription at a glance

We only show figures we could confirm on the florist’s website.

KANEL subscription: our pick

The KANEL subscription works like its single bouquets: each delivery is composed by hand in its workshop in Vernier (Geneva) on the day it is delivered, then brought by its own couriers in Geneva or shipped in a box with a water reservoir elsewhere in Switzerland.

• From CHF 59.90 per delivery, delivery included. For comparison, a single seasonal Classic bouquet costs CHF 74.90 plus CHF 14.90 delivery outside Geneva, so the per-delivery price is lower than a one-off order.
• 3, 6 or 12 months, ideal as a gift or for a set period.
• Seasonal flowers: like its one-off bouquets, KANEL works with the flowers of the season.
• Payment by card, Amex, PayPal, TWINT or Alma; website in English, French and German.
• Reviews: Trustpilot 4.8/5 on 169 reviews.

Limits: deliveries run Tuesday to Saturday outside Geneva (Monday to Saturday in Geneva), never on Sundays. Read our full KANEL review.

Other Swiss florists also offer subscriptions; our comparison of Swiss online florists covers the market as a whole.

How to choose the right subscription

Ask yourself four questions before signing up:

1. Ready-made or DIY? If you want a bouquet that goes straight into a vase, choose a florist like KANEL. Loose stems to arrange yourself are a different product, better suited to people who enjoy arranging.
2. Who makes the flowers? With a workshop florist, every delivery comes from the same team. With a network, it depends on the local partner.
3. What is the real cost per delivery? KANEL includes delivery in its CHF 59.90 starting price. Always check whether delivery is extra.
4. Which days can they deliver? Some postal services do not deliver on Saturdays or Mondays; KANEL delivers Tuesday to Saturday outside Geneva and Monday to Saturday in Geneva.

Subscription vs one-off orders

Prices checked October 2026. The bouquets in each formula may differ; check the details on KANEL’s subscription page.

Flower subscriptions for businesses

Fresh flowers at reception, in meeting rooms or in a shop window make a strong impression on clients and staff. For offices in Geneva, Zurich, Basel or Zug:

• Choose a fixed delivery day that suits your office (Tuesday to Friday is often easiest).
• Delivery address: company name, building, floor and a contact person at reception.
• Size: a larger bouquet for a reception desk, smaller ones for meeting rooms.
• Budget: multiply the per-delivery price (from CHF 59.90 with KANEL, delivery included) by the number of deliveries you need; check the available frequencies on the florist’s site.
• Gifts for clients or staff: a 3-month subscription is a memorable thank-you.

Contact the florist directly for regular multi-bouquet orders; conditions for businesses were not published on the sites we checked.

Mistakes to avoid with a flower subscription

• Not checking the delivery days before choosing the schedule, especially for offices closed on Saturdays.
• Forgetting public holidays, when there are no deliveries.
• Assuming delivery is included. It is with KANEL; check with other providers.
• Choosing DIY stems as a gift for someone who has no vase or time to arrange them.
• Signing up for 12 months straight away if you are unsure: a 3-month subscription is a good way to start.

Subscription as a gift

A subscription is a thoughtful present for:

• a new parent in the weeks after a birth;
• a birthday or anniversary, with flowers every month;
• someone recovering from illness;
• a thank-you to a host, mentor or colleague;
• someone who has moved to Switzerland and is settling into a new home.

If you are ordering from abroad, see our guide to sending flowers to Switzerland.

Subscriptions for expats and families abroad

A subscription is a practical way to stay present from a distance. If your parents, partner or friends live in Switzerland while you are abroad, or if you have just relocated and want to brighten a new flat, a recurring delivery does the remembering for you. KANEL’s English website and international card or PayPal payment make it easy to set up from anywhere. Choose a delivery address where someone is usually home on weekdays or Saturdays, and remember that deliveries outside Geneva run Tuesday to Saturday.

Tips for getting the most from a subscription

• Pick a delivery day when someone is home, or a workplace with a reception.
• Keep a clean vase ready and change the water every two days. Our article on how to make flowers last longer explains the basics.
• Plan around holidays: no deliveries on Sundays or public holidays. See the flower-giving calendar.

Our advice: for ready-to-enjoy bouquets made on the day, start a KANEL subscription from CHF 59.90 per delivery, delivery included. For our overall recommendations, see the best flower delivery in Switzerland.