How to Send Flowers to Morocco from Abroad

Yes, you can send flowers to Morocco from abroad. Order online, choose the bouquet or gift, pay in USD by card or PayPal, and a local florist in Morocco hand-delivers it to the recipient.

FlowersMorocco serves all of Morocco, including Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, Marrakesh, Tangier, Salé, Meknes, Oujda and many other cities. The most important things are simple: order early, write the address clearly, include a local phone number and choose flowers that fit the occasion.

Can you send flowers to Morocco from another country?

Yes. If you live in the USA, UK, Canada, Spain, France or elsewhere, you can place an order on FlowersMorocco and have it delivered inside Morocco by a local florist.

This is usually easier than trying to contact a shop in Morocco yourself, especially if you are dealing with time zones, language differences or an incomplete address. The order is placed online, the payment is handled online, and the florist in Morocco prepares and delivers the flowers.

FlowersMorocco prices are in USD, with EUR and GBP shown for reference. Payment is available by card through Stripe or by PayPal. That makes it practical for expats, relatives and friends outside Morocco who want to send a birthday bouquet, sympathy flowers, a romantic arrangement or a thank-you gift.

Coverage is nationwide. You can send to a home, workplace or another complete address in Morocco, as long as you provide the recipient details needed for delivery. Major city pages include flower delivery in Casablanca, Rabat flower delivery and send flowers to Fes.

How to send flowers to Morocco from abroad, step by step

The process is straightforward, but a little preparation helps the florist deliver smoothly.

1. Choose the occasion. Decide if the flowers are for a birthday, romance, condolences, a new baby, get well soon, a holiday or a family visit you cannot attend.

2. Pick the arrangement. Browse the main flowers category for bouquets, plants and gifts. FlowersMorocco has 152 bouquets, plants and gifts in its catalog.

3. Select add-ons if needed. Every order includes a free printed card message. Optional add-ons include chocolates, a vase, teddy bear, card, balloons and wine.

4. Enter the recipient details. Add the full name, full delivery address and phone number. The phone number matters because the florist may need to coordinate the delivery.

5. Write the card message. Keep it warm and clear. If you are sending across languages, a short message in English, French or Arabic transliteration is often easier than a long note.

6. Pay online. Orders are charged in USD. EUR and GBP may be shown for reference, but USD is the charged currency.

7. Watch the timing. FlowersMorocco offers next-day delivery nationwide and same-day delivery in major cities when the order is placed early.

If you are sending flowers to Morocco from USA time zones, remember that Morocco is several hours ahead of North America. An order placed late at night in the US may already be the next morning in Morocco, so do not wait until the last minute for same-day service.

How long does delivery take in Morocco?

FlowersMorocco offers next-day delivery nationwide. Same-day delivery is available in major cities such as Casablanca, Rabat and Fes when the order is placed early.

For international flower delivery to Morocco, the best approach is to order at least one day ahead for normal occasions and 2 to 3 days ahead for high-demand flower dates. This gives the local florist more room to prepare the arrangement and coordinate delivery.

Sending need	Delivery guidance	Practical note
Standard flower delivery Morocco order	Next-day delivery nationwide	Best for birthdays, thank-you gifts and family occasions
Major cities such as Casablanca, Rabat and Fes	Same-day delivery if ordered early	Place the order as soon as possible in Morocco time
Christmas, December 25, 2026	Order 2 to 3 days ahead	Useful for expats sending to family in Morocco
Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2027	Order 2 to 3 days ahead	Red roses and romantic flowers sell quickly
Mother’s Day for US and Canadian families, May 9, 2027	Order 2 to 3 days ahead	Good for families abroad sending to someone in Morocco

For Aïd al-Fitr (Festival of Breaking the Fast) and Aïd al-Adha (Festival of Sacrifice), confirm the date for that year before ordering, because Islamic holidays follow the lunar calendar and the observed date can vary by country and moon sighting. Flowers can be a kind gesture for family visits, congratulations or hosting, but food gifts and family gatherings are also central to these occasions.

How much does it cost to send flowers to Morocco?

FlowersMorocco bouquets, plants and gifts range from USD 63.24 to USD 172.49, plus a flat delivery fee of USD 14.95. The final total depends on the item you choose and any add-ons.

For example, the Blushing Petals Art Glass is listed at USD 68.99. Delivery is added as the flat USD 14.95 fee.

Because orders are charged in USD, people ordering from the UK, Europe or Canada should remember that their bank or payment provider may apply its own exchange rate or card terms. FlowersMorocco shows EUR and GBP for reference, but the charge currency is USD.

The free printed card is included with every order, so you do not need to pay extra just to add a personal message. If you want a more complete gift, you can add items such as chocolates, a vase, a teddy bear, balloons or wine.

Use care with wine as an add-on. Morocco is a Muslim-majority country, and alcohol is not appropriate for every recipient or household. Only choose wine if you know the recipient would welcome it.

What flowers are appropriate in Morocco, and which should you avoid?

For most happy occasions in Morocco, bright mixed bouquets, roses, lilies, tulips, gerberas and seasonal-looking arrangements are safe choices. Pink, peach, yellow, white and mixed colors work well for birthdays, congratulations, thank-you gifts and family affection.

Red roses are widely understood as romantic. They are a good choice for a spouse, fiancé, partner or Valentine’s Day, but they can feel too intimate for a colleague, older relative or casual friend. If the relationship is not romantic, choose mixed flowers or softer colors instead.

For Fête des Mères (Mother’s Day), soft pinks, creams, pastels and cheerful mixed bouquets are usually appropriate. If you are sending for the Moroccan Mother’s Day date, confirm the local date for that year before ordering, because families abroad may follow a different calendar from relatives in Morocco.

For condolences, keep the tone restrained. White flowers, soft colors and simple arrangements are more appropriate than bright romantic designs. You can browse sympathy flowers when you need something respectful for a loss.

Avoid messages that are too casual for a serious occasion. For a condolence card, use simple wording such as: With deepest sympathy, Thinking of you and your family, or May their memory bring you comfort.

If you are sending to a conservative family, avoid anything that could be misunderstood as overly romantic. A thoughtful mixed bouquet with a respectful card is usually safer than red roses, balloons or a very personal message.

What details do you need from the recipient?

You need the recipient name, full address and phone number. Without these, delivery can be difficult, especially if the address is an apartment building, office, school, clinic or a home in a neighborhood where directions matter.

A good Morocco delivery address should include as much detail as you have: street name, building or residence name, apartment number, floor, neighborhood, city and any useful landmark. If the delivery is going to a business, include the company name and department if you know it.

The phone number is not just a formality. FlowersMorocco states that the florist uses it to coordinate delivery. This is especially helpful if the recipient is at work during the day, if a building has security, or if the florist needs to confirm the best time to deliver.

If the flowers are a surprise, you can still include the recipient phone number. The florist can coordinate delivery without revealing more than necessary, but successful delivery matters more than keeping every detail hidden.

For your card message, write the way you would speak to the person. Short is often best: Happy birthday, we miss you, Love from London, or Mabrouk, we are so happy for you. If you use Arabic or French phrases, keep them familiar and simple.

To order, start with the FlowersMorocco flower collection, choose the bouquet or gift, enter the Morocco delivery address and phone number, add your free card message, then pay online by card or PayPal. A local florist in Morocco will prepare and hand-deliver your order.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pay for Morocco flower delivery with PayPal?

Yes. FlowersMorocco accepts PayPal as well as card payments through Stripe. Orders are charged in USD, with EUR and GBP shown for reference.

Can I send flowers to Morocco if I only have a mobile number?

You still need the recipient name and full delivery address. A phone number is important because the florist may use it to coordinate delivery, but it does not replace the address.

Can flowers be delivered to an office or workplace in Morocco?

Yes, flowers can be delivered to a complete address in Morocco. Include the company name, recipient name, department if known and a phone number so the florist can coordinate the hand delivery.

What should I write on a flower card for someone in Morocco?

Keep the message short, warm and appropriate for the relationship. For family, a simple note like Happy birthday, we miss you or With love from all of us works well.