Korean florists close the same-day queue at 5:00 PM Korea time. Below is that moment in your time zone, worked out for today (daylight saving included).
| Your city | Order by | For delivery in Korea |
|---|---|---|
| London (Korea is 8h ahead) | 9:00 AM BST | Today in Korea — which is same day where you are |
Miss it and the flowers go out the next morning in Korea. For a funeral, tell us the time of the service and we work backwards from it — an urgent wreath reaches the funeral hall in about three hours.
Prices include delivery anywhere in Korea. There is no relay fee and no surcharge for ordering from the United Kingdom. Bouquets start at $41.
| What you send | Price (USD) | Typically sent by |
|---|---|---|
| Bouquet 꽃다발 — hand-tied, handed over in person | $41 | A birthday, a congratulation |
| Funeral wreath 근조화환 — 3-tier standard | $54 | A friend, a colleague |
| Funeral wreath — 3-tier premium | $90 | A business contact, a manager |
| Funeral wreath — 4-tier premium | $109 | A company or department |
| Funeral wreath — 5-tier premium | $181 | An executive, a formal occasion |
| Rice wreath 쌀화환 — 10 kg | $81 | When the hall does not take fresh wreaths |
| Congratulatory wreath 축하화환 — 3-tier | $54 | An opening, a wedding |
Full price list and how it all works →
This is what most people abroad are looking for, and it is the part that is unlike anywhere else. In Korea a condolence flower is not a bouquet — it is a standing wreath (근조화환) that is placed at the entrance of the funeral hall, with a ribbon carrying the sender's name. It is read by everyone who comes. We hand-write the ribbon in Korean at no charge; give us the name exactly as you want it read — a person, a company, or both.
Not sure what happens at a Korean funeral, what to wear, or how much condolence money is customary? Read our guide to Korean funeral etiquette for foreigners.
Sending for an opening, a promotion or a wedding instead? The etiquette is different and the ribbon wording is what matters — Korean opening & wedding etiquette.
UK cards work at checkout. You are charged in USD, so your bank applies its usual conversion. You never need a Korean bank account or a Korean phone number to pay. The amount you see is the amount charged — delivery is already in it.
One practical note: the card window opens in a new tab. If nothing appears, allow pop-ups for this site, or open the payment link on your phone.
By 9:00 AM BST in London — that is 5:00 PM in Korea, when the same-day queue closes. Korea is 8 hours ahead of London, so "today in Korea" is often not the same calendar day as yours.
No. Nothing crosses a border. A florist in the Korean city where the flowers are going makes them that morning and delivers them by hand, which is why they arrive fresh and why same-day is possible at all.
Yes. You are charged in USD and your bank converts it. A PayPal account is not required — the card form accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express directly.
We photograph the flowers where they were delivered and send you the picture. For a funeral wreath that means a photo of it standing at the hall, with the ribbon readable.
That is usually enough. We call them, confirm where they would like it, and deliver. For a funeral, the name of the deceased or the funeral hall is enough.
Yes, and for a funeral it should be. Tell us in English what you mean and we write the customary Korean phrase by hand, with your name as the sender.
Ordering from somewhere else? Pick your country, or read the full guide to sending flowers to Korea.