How to Send Flowers to Malaysia from Abroad
You can send flowers to Malaysia from abroad by ordering online at floristsmalaysia.com, paying in USD by international card or PayPal, and letting a local florist hand-deliver to any address in the country. Orders are accepted from any country, so the process is the same whether you live in the USA, the UK, Canada or Spain. Delivery is next day, Monday to Saturday.
Can you send flowers to Malaysia from another country?
Yes. Orders are accepted from anywhere in the world, including the USA, the UK, Europe and China. Because a florist in Malaysia does the delivery, the bouquet is arranged and delivered locally rather than shipped from overseas.
Coverage is all of Malaysia. That includes big cities like Kuala Lumpur and George Town, along with Johor Bahru, Ipoh, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu, plus 22 more city pages. If your recipient lives in a smaller town, check the site before you order to confirm their city is listed.
How do I send flowers to Malaysia from abroad, step by step?
- Go to floristsmalaysia.com and browse the catalog of 152 bouquets, arrangements and plants.
- Choose a bouquet. Prices run from USD 63.24 to USD 172.49.
- Add an optional extra if you want one: a box of chocolates, a glass vase, a plush teddy bear, a greeting card or balloons. A wine bottle is also listed, but many Malaysian recipients, particularly Muslim families, do not drink alcohol, so skip it unless you know it will be welcome.
- Write your card message. Every order includes a free printed card.
- Enter the recipient's name, full address and phone number. Add a preferred delivery time in the delivery instructions if you have one.
- Pay in USD with Visa, Mastercard or American Express through Stripe, or with PayPal. EUR and GBP amounts are shown for reference only.
How long does delivery take and when should you order?
Delivery is next day across Malaysia when you order before midnight Malaysia time, which is UTC+8. Same-day delivery is not offered, and there are no deliveries on Sundays or main public holidays. You can write a preferred time in the delivery instructions, and the florist tries to meet it, but exact time slots are not guaranteed.
Because Sundays are not delivery days, a Sunday occasion means your last day to order is the Friday before. The site recommends ordering at least 2 to 3 days ahead for major dates.
| Occasion | Date | Order by (Malaysia time) | Delivery day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas | Friday, December 25, 2026 | Wednesday, December 23 | Thursday, December 24 |
| Valentine's Day (Hari Kekasih) | Sunday, February 14, 2027 | Friday, February 12 | Saturday, February 13 |
| Mother's Day (Hari Ibu) | Sunday, May 9, 2027 | Friday, May 7 | Saturday, May 8 |
Christmas Day is a main public holiday, so plan for the 24th.
How much does it cost to send flowers to Malaysia?
Bouquets start at USD 63.24, plus a flat USD 14.95 delivery fee. The lowest total is therefore USD 78.19. The highest-priced item is USD 172.49, which comes to USD 187.44 with delivery.
Two examples from the popular range: Cobalt & Gold Harmony is USD 68.99, or USD 83.94 with delivery, and Iridescent Rose Luxe is USD 137.99, or USD 152.94 with delivery. Charges are in USD. Your own bank may add a foreign transaction fee on top, so check your card terms before you pay.
Which flowers suit Malaysian occasions, and which should you avoid?
For celebrations, choose bright, fresh bouquets. Red and gold are lucky colors during Chinese New Year (Tahun Baru Cina), so a warm-toned arrangement suits that season. Cobalt and gold pieces also look festive for family occasions.
Avoid giving white flowers for birthdays and celebrations. In Chinese culture, white flowers, including white chrysanthemums, are linked with funerals and mourning, so keep them for sympathy orders. If you need to send condolences, the sympathy collection is the right place to look.
For Hari Raya Aidilfitri, fresh flowers are a suitable gift. Skip alcohol and choose flowers or the non-alcoholic add-ons instead.
What details do you need from the recipient?
You need three things so the florist can coordinate the delivery: the recipient's full name, a complete address and a phone number. Include the Malaysian country code (+60) if the phone is in Malaysia.
Check spelling carefully, and include unit or floor numbers, building names and any landmarks that help a driver find the place. Addresses in Petaling Jaya or other busy areas are easier to reach with a clear landmark. If the recipient works, mention a time they can receive the flowers, and remember that Sunday is not a delivery day.
To place your order, go to floristsmalaysia.com, browse the flowers category, and pay before midnight Malaysia time for next-day delivery on Monday to Saturday.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay for flowers in Malaysia with a US credit card?
Yes. Visa, Mastercard and American Express are accepted through Stripe, and PayPal also works. Orders are charged in USD, while EUR and GBP amounts are shown for reference only.
Will the flowers arrive at the exact time I choose?
Not guaranteed. You can write a preferred time in the delivery instructions, and the florist tries to meet it. Exact time slots are not guaranteed, so choose a time that works for the recipient's day.
Can I include a personal message with my flower order?
Yes. Every order includes a free printed card, so you can write your message as part of the order. A greeting card is also available as an optional add-on.
Can I order a cake or food hamper along with the flowers?
No. Cakes and food hampers are not sold. The catalog covers flowers, plants and a few listed add-ons such as chocolates, a glass vase, a plush teddy bear, balloons and a wine bottle.