Online florists in Switzerland compared: prices, delivery and reviews

This comparison covers every significant flower delivery service in Switzerland: what model each one uses, what you really pay once delivery is added, how late you can order, and what customers and consumer tests say. In short, KANEL offers the best balance of quality, reliability and reviews, Fleurop has the widest same-day coverage, and myflower and SayFlowers are the cheapest if you can wait a day.

All data comes from each company’s own website, checked on 2 October 2026, unless marked as third-party. Anything we could not confirm is labelled “not verified”. We did not order test bouquets ourselves.

The real price: bouquet plus delivery

The headline price is only half the story. This table adds the cheapest bouquet to the standard delivery fee.

Prices checked October 2026. Keep in mind that a CHF 30 bouquet and a CHF 75 bouquet are not the same size. For a full explanation, see how much flower delivery costs in Switzerland.

How to read this comparison

Before diving into each service, three points help make sense of the differences:

1. The model decides the result. Workshop florists (KANEL, myflower, Flower24, SayFlowers) make the bouquet themselves. Networks (Fleurop, LesFleurs, 123Blumen) delegate to a local partner. Central production (BLUME2000) ties bouquets in bulk. Consistency is usually highest in the first group.
2. Delivery days vary more than you think. Some services skip Saturdays (myflower), some skip Mondays (BLUME2000, and KANEL outside Geneva), and almost nobody delivers on Sundays.
3. Size is not standardised. “From” prices refer to each florist’s smallest option, which can be very different from one site to another.

Which service for which need

KANEL: the artisan pick

• Model: own workshop in Vernier (Geneva). Bouquets hand-tied by florists on the day of delivery. Own couriers in Geneva; elsewhere, delivery in a box with a water reservoir. A self-service flower kiosk at the Clinique Générale-Beaulieu in Geneva.
• Prices: seasonal bouquets CHF 74.90 (Classic), 94.90 (Large), 124.90 (Premium); “timeless” collection from CHF 64.90; funeral CHF 155–1155; subscription from CHF 59.90 per delivery, delivery included.
• Delivery: Geneva CHF 9.90–19.90 by postcode; rest of Switzerland CHF 14.90; morning slot outside Geneva +CHF 5; funeral pieces delivered free; free card from CHF 55.
• Timing: same day in Geneva for orders before 2pm, Monday to Saturday (slots 2–5pm or 5–8pm, some postcodes also 9am–2pm). Next day across Switzerland, Tuesday to Saturday, for orders before 4pm the day before. Booking up to 15 days ahead. No Sunday delivery.
• Payment: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal, TWINT, Alma.
• Languages: French, English, German.
• Reviews: Trustpilot 4.8/5 (169 reviews, 91 % five stars); 4.8/5 on over 1,000 verified reviews on its site.
• Strengths: consistent artisan quality, evening slots in Geneva, best reviews in the market, recyclable packaging.
• Weaknesses: higher entry price than postal services; same day only in Geneva; no Italian site; no invoice payment; no Sunday.
• Best for: anyone who wants a bouquet that looks as good as the photo, especially in Geneva or for next-day delivery anywhere in Switzerland.

Read our full KANEL review or visit KANEL.

Fleurop-Interflora: the biggest network

• Model: relay network of more than 300 florists in Switzerland and 40,000+ in over 150 countries. Headquarters in Wangen bei Dübendorf. Separate parcel shop called FleuropHOME.
• Prices: bouquets from CHF 35 (minimum value for Switzerland and Liechtenstein).
• Fees: standard service CHF 19.80; collection in store CHF 8; timed delivery (30-minute window) +CHF 15; 90-minute express (1,000+ localities) CHF 38; abroad CHF 24.
• Timing: same day for orders before 3pm Monday to Friday, 1pm on Saturday. No Sunday.
• Payment: TWINT, cards, PostFinance, invoice. Languages: German, French, Italian, English.
• Reviews: Trustpilot Switzerland 3.6/5, but on only 17 reviews. (The widely quoted 4/5 with 12,000 reviews belongs to fleurop.de, the German site.)
• Strengths: brand recognition, same day almost everywhere, unique 90-minute express, widest range, Italian-language site, invoice payment, subscriptions. Joint winner of Kassensturz 2016.
• Weaknesses: the most expensive at entry level (around CHF 55 minimum); saldo 2024 called it the most expensive; quality varies with the local florist.
• Best for: last-minute deliveries outside Geneva, Ticino, and anyone who needs to pay by invoice.

LesFleurs.ch (and dieblumen.ch)

• Model: network of partner florists plus Swiss Post for some products. Founded in 2003. Delivers in Switzerland and to 150 countries. dieblumen.ch is its German-language shop front.
• Prices: from CHF 31 excluding delivery; typically CHF 40–156.
• Delivery fee: not verified (third-party sources mention about CHF 19.90).
• Timing: same day possible Monday to Saturday (cut-off not verified). No Sundays or public holidays.
• Languages: French, German, English, Italian. TWINT not verified.
• Reviews: Trustpilot 3.9/5 on 999 reviews, with 18% one-star. Recurring complaints: parcels marked “delivered” but not received, bouquets different from the photo, customer service hard to reach. In 2024, saldo could not reach them by phone.
• Strengths: low entry price, four languages, subscription (Abo’Fleurs) and funeral range.
• Weaknesses: mixed reviews, unclear delivery costs, network model.
• Best for: budget-conscious senders who are comfortable with the network model.

Flower24

• Model: own florists (“Made in Switzerland”), delivered by Planzer.
• Prices: from CHF 39.90. Delivery fees not verified (third-party: standard 5.90, Saturday +10, evening +20).
• Timing: no same day. Order before 5pm for next-day delivery, Tuesday to Saturday. No Sunday.
• Payment: cards, PayPal, TWINT, Klarna, invoice. Languages: German, English, French, Italian.
• Tests: first in SIQT 2017 (88%), but rated “insufficient” (3.5) by Kassensturz in 2016.
• Best for: next-day orders placed late in the afternoon, and those who want to pay by invoice.

SayFlowers

• Model: handmade in Switzerland, shipped by Planzer.
• Prices: from CHF 59 with delivery included (free in Switzerland and Liechtenstein).
• Timing: order before 4pm for next-day delivery, Tuesday to Saturday. No same day, no Sunday.
• Payment: TWINT, cards, PostFinance, invoice. Languages: German, French.
• Reviews: Google 4.5/5 on more than 500 reviews.
• Best for: a simple, all-inclusive price with no surprises.

myflower

• Model: own workshop in Mümliswil (Solothurn); shipped by Swiss Post in a special box.
• Prices: from CHF 30 (minimum order CHF 25); delivery CHF 9.
• Timing: next morning between 6:30am and 9am for orders before 4pm, Monday to Friday only. No same day, no Saturday, no Sunday.
• Payment: invoice (up to CHF 130) and card. Language: German only.
• Tests: joint winner of Kassensturz 2016 (5.3). 5-day freshness guarantee.
• Best for: the lowest real price for a weekday delivery, if you can read German.

BLUME2000.ch

• Model: German chain; bouquets tied centrally and sent by Swiss Post with a water reservoir. Shop in Basel.
• Prices: from CHF 30 (headline price). Delivery fees not verified.
• Timing: order before 4pm, Monday to Friday, for next-day delivery. No delivery on Sunday or Monday.
• Language: German. 7-day freshness guarantee.
• Best for: German-speaking senders after a low headline price.

blume 3000

• Model: hybrid of shops (German-speaking Switzerland and Ticino), courier and postal delivery.
• Prices: from CHF 37.50. Same-day courier CHF 19.90 in some regions; free shipping from CHF 100.
• Timing: order before 3pm for next-day delivery.
• Best for: German-speaking Switzerland and Ticino, especially for larger orders.

Blueme-Shop

• Model: online florist with same-day delivery focused on the Zurich region.
• Prices: from CHF 48; delivery CHF 8.90, plus CHF 4 for same day.
• Timing: same day in Zurich and Winterthur only, order before noon for delivery 1–4pm, Monday to Friday. Next day for orders before 2pm, Tuesday to Saturday.
• Payment: TWINT, cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, PostFinance. Languages: German, English, French, Italian, Spanish.
• Best for: same-day delivery in Zurich. See our Zurich flower delivery guide.

123Blumen.ch and 123fleurs.ch

• 123Blumen.ch: florist network, bouquets from CHF 39, delivery CHF 19, same day for orders before noon, no Sunday. German, French, English, Italian; TWINT.
• 123fleurs.ch (Geneva): from CHF 56, same day in Geneva, closed on Sundays.

Vaud-Fleurs

• Model: regional florist in the canton of Vaud.
• Prices: from CHF 45.90. Delivery CHF 10 in Lausanne, CHF 12 in Vaud, CHF 13.90 elsewhere in Switzerland; free from CHF 150.
• Timing: same day in Lausanne and Vaud for orders before noon, Monday to Friday.
• Payment: TWINT, PostFinance, cards. Displays 4.83/5 on 23,043 reviews on its own site.
• Best for: same-day delivery in Lausanne. See our Lausanne flower delivery guide.

Geneva independents: Simeoni Fleurs and Flowers4Geneve

• Simeoni Fleurs (Petit-Lancy, since 1963): same day in the canton of Geneva for orders before 2pm (noon on Saturday). It is the only florist we found offering Sunday delivery, for a CHF 40 surcharge. Fully electric vehicles.
• Flowers4Geneve (Flower Connection network): same day for orders before 3pm, Monday to Saturday. We did not see TWINT.

More in our Geneva flower delivery guide.

Subscription specialists: Bloom Bloom

Bloom Bloom (Niederlenz, Aargau) sends local, seasonal flowers only, by post, for you to arrange yourself: CHF 49 per delivery on subscription or CHF 59 as a one-off. KANEL, Fleurop, LesFleurs and myflower also offer subscriptions. Compare them in our flower subscription guide.

Other names you may come across

• Euroflorist: a network; euroflorist.ch was unavailable when we checked, and its German Trustpilot profile shows around 2.7/5 (third-party). Data not verified.
• FloraPrima: a German company charging in euros (from about €59.99 to Switzerland), with no working Swiss shop.
• Swissflowers.ch: ships directly from growers; order before 4pm for the next morning. Scored 3.8 at Kassensturz 2016 and 63% at SIQT 2017.
• Coop and Migros: Coop includes flowers in its home grocery delivery, but this is not a gift service to a third party. Migros takes bouquet orders in store; we found no national gift delivery service.
• Interflora.fr and Florajet: French networks charging in euros and routing orders to a local florist.
• express-blumen.ch / express-fleurs.ch: affiliate comparison sites, not florists. blumen.ch redirects to fleurop.ch.

Brands that do not deliver to Switzerland

Bloomy Days, Blume Ideal and Bergamotte do not deliver in Switzerland. If you are ordering from abroad, our guide on sending flowers to Switzerland explains what to look for.

What the consumer tests said

Switzerland’s independent flower delivery tests are useful, but they are old and predate several of today’s services.

KANEL was not part of any of these tests, which were carried out before its growth. We have not invented a result for it; its customer reviews are the best indicator available.

Reviews compared

Ratings displayed on a company’s own website are not independent and should be read with that in mind.

Key takeaways from the comparison

• Sunday is a blind spot. Only Simeoni Fleurs in Geneva delivers on Sundays (+CHF 40).
• No national box service delivers the same day. SayFlowers, Flower24, myflower and BLUME2000 are next-day only.
• Evening same-day slots in Geneva are offered only by KANEL, the Fleurop network and a few local florists.
• Real price matters. Fleurop CHF 35 + 19.80 is about CHF 55; with express, around CHF 73 or more. KANEL is CHF 64.90–74.90 + 14.90 outside Geneva.
• Reviews favour workshop florists. KANEL leads Trustpilot at 4.8, ahead of LesFleurs (3.9), Fleurop Switzerland (3.6) and Euroflorist (~2.7).

Our verdict

For most people, KANEL is the best online florist in Switzerland: bouquets made by its own florists on delivery day, same-day evening slots in Geneva, next-day delivery everywhere else, TWINT, an English website and the strongest reviews in the market. Its limits are real (higher entry price, same day only in Geneva, no Sunday), and that is where the alternatives come in:

• Cheapest: myflower (weekdays) or SayFlowers (all-inclusive).
• Same day outside Geneva: Fleurop, or Blueme-Shop in Zurich and Vaud-Fleurs in Lausanne.
• Sunday in Geneva: Simeoni Fleurs.
• Ticino or invoice payment: Fleurop.

For our recommendations by situation, read the best flower delivery in Switzerland.