Sending flowers to Brazil from the US, Europe or anywhere else in the world should be simple. In practice, most people end up on an international "flower relay" website that takes the order abroad, adds a 40–80% markup, and then forwards it to a florist in Brazil they've never met. This guide shows you how flower delivery to Brazil actually works, what it should cost, and how to get it right the first time — including the parts nobody explains, like Brazilian addresses, the CEP code, and which flowers to avoid.
The two ways to send flowers to Brazil
1. International relay sites (the big names you see in ads). You pay in your currency, they keep a commission, and a local Brazilian florist fulfills the order for whatever is left. You often pay $90–120 for a bouquet the recipient's local florist sells for half that.
2. Ordering directly from a Brazilian florist network — which is what Brazilian Florist is. We are the local florists: our own network covers 1,000+ Brazilian cities, and our São Paulo atelier makes gift baskets and flowers by hand. Same flowers, no middleman markup, faster communication. Your order goes straight to a florist in the recipient's city.
How ordering works (step by step)
- Choose the flowers or gift basket and tell us the recipient's city. Browse our bestsellers in Brazil to see what locals actually send.
- Add the recipient's details. Name, address if you have it, and a phone number (important — see below). Write your card message in any language.
- We prepare and deliver locally. A partner florist in that city — or our own atelier — makes the arrangement fresh and hand-delivers it. You receive a photo confirmation the moment it's in their hands.
Brazilian addresses and the CEP code, explained
Brazilian addresses look different from what you're used to. A complete address includes the street and number, a neighborhood (bairro), the city and state, and a postal code called the CEP (Código de Endereçamento Postal) — eight digits, like 01310-100.
Don't know the CEP or the full address? You can still order. This is the number one worry of international customers, and it's our job, not yours: give us the recipient's name, city and phone number, and our team confirms the exact address directly with them by phone or WhatsApp — without spoiling the surprise of who sent it.
Same-day delivery: cutoff times
Order by 3:30 PM local Brazilian time (São Paulo time, GMT-3) and flowers are delivered the same day in over 1,000 cities. After the cutoff, your order is delivered the next morning. Handmade gift baskets from our atelier are assembled to order and delivered in 2–5 business days anywhere in Brazil.
Remember the time difference: when it's 2:30 PM in New York, it's usually 3:30–4:30 PM in Brazil depending on daylight saving. Ordering in your morning almost always means same-day delivery.
What to send — and Brazilian flower culture
Roses, lilies, orchids, gerberas and tropical arrangements are all loved in Brazil. But a few cultural notes will make your gift land perfectly:
- Brazil's Valentine's Day is June 12 — Dia dos Namorados. February 14 passes unnoticed in Brazil, so if you want to be romantic like a local, mark June 12 in your calendar.
- Mother's Day (second Sunday of May) is the biggest flower date of the Brazilian year — order early.
- Purple flowers signal mourning in Brazilian culture. Save purple and dark violet arrangements for sympathy and funerals; for romance and celebrations choose red, pink, yellow or mixed colors.
- Yellow roses mean friendship and joy — a safe, cheerful choice that never sends the wrong message.
Where we deliver
Same-day delivery in Brazil's major cities — São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Belo Horizonte, Fortaleza, Salvador, Curitiba, Recife, Porto Alegre, Campinas — and 1,000+ more across all 26 states, from state capitals to the interior.
Paying from abroad
Prices on our site can be shown in USD, EUR or GBP — converted at the real daily exchange rate, with no hidden margin. Checkout is processed in Brazilian Reais (BRL), and your card or PayPal handles the conversion automatically, exactly like paying for anything else while traveling. Because we skip the international middleman, the total is typically 30–50% less than relay sites charge for the same arrangement.

Frequently asked questions
I don't know the recipient's CEP (zip code). Can I still order?
Yes. City + recipient's phone number is enough — we confirm the full address with them discreetly.
What time do I need to order for same-day delivery?
By 3:30 PM local Brazilian time. Later orders arrive next morning.
Why should I avoid purple flowers in Brazil?
Purple is associated with mourning. Use it only for sympathy arrangements.
When is Valentine's Day in Brazil?
June 12 — Dia dos Namorados.
Will the recipient know who sent the flowers?
Only if you want them to. Your card message is delivered exactly as written — signed or anonymous.
Do you deliver to hospitals, offices and apartment buildings?
Yes. Our local florists know their cities — they handle receptions, porters (porteiros) and visiting hours routinely.
Ready to send a little Brazil? Start with our bestsellers, or explore handmade gift baskets from our São Paulo atelier. Same-day delivery, photo confirmation, English-speaking support.
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