800Flower
Where luxury takes root. Fifteen years of flower delivery out of Dubai — two shops, growers in eight countries, and drivers in every emirate.
Where is it going, and when does it have to be there?
Everything below is 800Flower’s own, and none of it is on a product — it is true of the whole catalogue, which is why the assistant never attaches a cut-off to a particular bouquet. Their site keeps these facts in four places, and those four places do not agree.
| Emirate | Cut-off | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Dubai | Same day, ordered before 8:00 PM | Standard · Evening · Express · Midnight |
| Abu Dhabi | Same day, before 4:00 PM — 1:00 PM on Sunday | Standard |
| Sharjah & Al Ain | Same day; their Sharjah page says before 1:00 PM, their FAQ says the cut-off is shown at checkout | Standard |
| Ajman · Fujairah · RAK · Umm Al Quwain | Next day only | Standard |
- Free delivery
- Across Dubai on flowers and plants over AED 250.
- Gifts only
- An order of just cake or chocolate pays AED 45.
- Minimum order
- AED 100.
- Freshness
- Guaranteed five days, or they replace it.
- Cancelling
- Free up to 24 hours before delivery.
- The line
- 800 FLOWER, seven days, 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
Where 800Flower’s own pages say two different things
- Same-day outside DubaiHomepage strip: “Same Day Delivery in Dubai only” · “We offer the next day delivery to Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Fujairah, UAQ, RAK.”FAQ and their own emirate pages: Abu Dhabi same-day before 4 PM, Sharjah same-day before 1 PM.
- How fast Express isFAQ and homepage: “Express Delivery (within 3 hours)”.About Us: “our awesome ‘Express Delivery’ in 2 hours*” — and the asterisk has no footnote.
- What free delivery coversHomepage strip: “Free delivery for orders above AED250”, no emirate named.FAQ: free across Dubai above AED 250, and a gift-only order pays AED 45 anyway.
The assistant reports both and offers the team rather than picking one. Two delivery facts are per product, and both are shelves 800Flower maintains itself: 183 products on their Same Day Delivery shelf, and five custom name-balloon arrangements they exclude from Express.
What are you sending?
800Flower’s own menu splits the shop four ways, and so does the catalogue. The second number is what can be bought today — flowers go out of season, and a quarter of this shop is currently sold out, so the assistant never offers one of those.
Bouquets, signature boxes, vases and baskets, plus the Flower Market — single-variety bunches sold by the stem, which 800Flower keeps for people buying for their own house.
Ask what a price filter cannot.
An emirate, a clock and a budget in one sentence. The biggest thing they can actually send today. An occasion whose shelf holds no flowers at all. Something they advertise and do not sell. And the same question in Arabic.
Every question opens a live conversation on 800Flower's real catalogue.
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