The first time you order flowers same-day in Kathmandu, it feels like a small miracle. The second time, you want to know the rules. Here they are.

The 2 PM cutoff

Order before 2 PM, Sunday to Friday, and your flowers are delivered the same day anywhere in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. Orders after 2 PM are delivered the next morning.

Saturday is our only closed day, but urgent Saturday orders can usually be arranged over Viber or WhatsApp.

The Ring Road rule

Same-day delivery covers everything inside Ring Road, plus the surrounding neighbourhoods — Baluwatar, Baneshwor, Boudha, Chabahil, Gaushala, Kalanki, Koteshwor, Lazimpat, Patan, Sanepa, Thamel.

Outside Ring Road (Budhanilkantha, Sankhu, the far edges of Bhaktapur) — still same-day, usually with a 30–60 minute longer window.

The monsoon truth

Fresh flowers in Kathmandu last 4–7 days in most seasons, but only 3–5 during the monsoon. Two reasons: high humidity at the flower market, and the long ride from Kalimati.

If you're ordering during Shrawan or Bhadra (July–September), we recommend:

Handmade bouquets — paper, crochet, fuzzy wire. Zero wilting.
Ribbon bouquets — hand-rolled satin, built to last decades.
Fresh flowers, delivered fast — same-day is genuinely same-day in monsoon. We source at 5 AM and deliver by 4 PM.

Free handwritten note

Every order includes a note in Nepali or English. Write it at checkout — the message is what gets remembered.

Delivery fee

Flat Rs. 150 inside Kathmandu Valley. Free over Rs. 2,500. No hidden charges.