Flower delivery to Alzira

Flowers for someone in Alzira: a birthday, the town’s big week or no reason at all. Choose the bouquet, add your own words and see a photo of the actual bouquet before it leaves.

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Choose an available date in the cart calendar and check the delivery charge before paying. Enter the recipient’s full address and telephone number. Read our shipping information for the service details.

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Prices vary by size and optional extras. Delivery is additional and shown before payment.

Three bouquets for three moments in Alzira

Colour for a thank-you, sunflowers for encouragement or red roses for a big year: three flowers at three budgets for someone in Alzira. Compare the flower, the option and the total with delivery. If you do not know their taste, Florist’s Choice leaves the mix to our workshop; its photographs are examples.

  • Loose Gerberas

    Loose Gerberas

    12 fuchsia gerberas

    Twelve fuchsia gerberas with decorative greenery, one colour from start to finish, for a birthday, a thank-you to a neighbour in Alzira or a little colour at home.

    38,00 €

    47,00 € with standard delivery

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  • Dream of Sunflowers

    Dream of Sunflowers

    Sunflowers and santini, Original

    Yellow sunflowers with santini chrysanthemums and eryngium, gypsophila and solidago, in the Original size. For a thank-you, a celebration or a few words of encouragement to someone in Alzira. Gift-wrapped; the flowers and how open they are can vary slightly.

    51,50 €

    60,50 € with standard delivery

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  • Alma

    Alma

    Red roses and lisianthus

    Red roses and red spray roses with white and cream lisianthus, mauve statice and eucalyptus. For love, admiration or gratitude in a big year in Alzira, such as a milestone birthday.

    70,00 €

    79,00 € with standard delivery

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Current prices for the options shown. The total adds €9 standard delivery; other services and extras cost more. Vase not included. Check the available date and your order total.

Alzira’s own calendar

The town council publishes fiestas by street, neighbourhood and rural district right through the year. If one of those dates matters to the person you are writing to, the card can say so. If none does, a birthday or no reason at all is reason enough.

A fallera in your Alzira family

Falles is a festival of monuments, fireworks and a flower offering, and Alzira holds its own, with its big days in March. Each falla (a monument and the local group behind it) is run by a commission (its committee), and the falleras mayores are the festival’s top representatives. A fallera mayor’s year starts long before March: in November her dress goes on public display, in a pattern reserved for Alzira’s falleras mayores and named after the town, l’espolí d’Alzira. You do not have to be a fallera mayor for it to matter, though: if your sister, niece or daughter is a fallera, flowers at home before the big week tell her you are following it from wherever you are.

“It’s finally your year. I won’t miss a day of it from here.”

The 23 July procession in Alzira

July brings Alzira’s main fiestas, those of Sant Bernat, held for Bernat, Maria and Gràcia, the town’s martyrs, with the general procession on the 23rd. If the family is at home that week, flowers can be part of it. Your bouquet comes on the date you pick in the calendar, not at the time of the procession, so choose a day when someone can take it in.

The Lluch and Alzira’s neighbourhood fiestas

The town’s patron, the Virgen del Lluch, has her big day on the third Sunday of September. Some neighbourhoods have their own dates as well: the town calendar puts San Roque in La Vila in August, San Francisco in L’Alquerieta in early October and San Judas Tadeo in late October, in the streets around the Plaza del Pont de Xàtiva. If it is their street’s fiesta, name it on the card. It shows you know where they are from.

Getting an Alzira address right from abroad

From abroad, the safest source for an Alzira address is the person who lives there, so ask them for it rather than piecing it together from a map. Alzira is a town of about 48,000 people (INE, register at 1 January 2025), most of them in the main urban area.

Do not be surprised if a street is not spelled the way you expect. In 2025 the town council approved its official list of streets, squares and avenues and has chosen to bring back Valencian place names, so you may see Carrer, Plaça or Avinguda rather than Calle, Plaza or Avenida. Use the version they give you today.

La Vila, Alzira’s old quarter: why the exact number matters

This is the oldest part of town, the former Al-Yazira (“the island”), once surrounded by the river Xúquer. The town council describes narrow streets and small squares. A note such as “by the square” gives a courier nothing to work with, so get the street name, the number and a phone number they answer.

Tulell, l’Alborxí or les Basses: a flat in Alzira

They may give you their neighbourhood first: Tulell, where the town has grown, l’Alborxí, les Basses, l’Avinguda, the Arrabal de Sant Agustí, Albuixarres, Sants Patrons, Sant Judes or Caputxins. Keep it, but a flat needs more. On a Spanish address, escalera is the stairwell, piso the floor and puerta the door. Add the name on the intercom too.

When an Alzira address names an outlying place

Some addresses sit outside the main town. La Barraca d’Aigües Vives is a small local authority within the municipality, and El Respirall, El Racó, Santa Maria de Bonaire, Sant Bernat, Vilella and the Pla de Corbera are residential areas or scattered homes. If you are given one of these names, it goes next to the street and Alzira stays as the town. La Garrofera is cut off from the rest of the municipality altogether; if that is the address, copy it exactly.

Is it Alzira or Carcaixent?

Carcaixent is the next town, and Alzira’s own council speaks of a commercial corridor between the two along the Avenida de la Ribera. They are separate municipalities, and the town on the address has to be the right one. If you were told “Alzira” and the street turns out to be in Carcaixent, write Carcaixent, with the postcode the family gives you.

Someone at La Ribera hospital in Alzira: which address?

The Hospital Universitario de la Ribera, on the Corbera road, is the hospital of a health department that also covers towns such as Algemesí, Carcaixent, Carlet, Cullera and Sueca, so the person you are thinking of may be a patient here and live somewhere else. Ask where they will recover. If that is a home in one of those towns, send the flowers there, under that town’s name. Before you send anything to a hospital room, check with whoever is with them: the rules can differ from one unit to another.

Choosing a delivery date for Alzira

From abroad, the useful thing to know is that this is delivery on a chosen date. Persa, a family florist in Spain since 1975, makes your bouquet by hand in our workshop, and a courier brings it to Alzira on the date you pick in the cart calendar.

  1. Get the details first. You will need the recipient’s full name, the address as they write it and a phone number they answer. If asking would spoil a surprise, ask someone else in the family.
  2. Choose the bouquet, then the date. The cart calendar shows the dates on offer for your order. Go by the date in Spain and pick one when someone can take the bouquet in at home in Alzira.
  3. Write the card and check the total. Your message is included with the bouquet. Check the names, sign it and look over the total before you pay.

Standard delivery is €9 per order. Saturday, when the calendar offers it, is a separate €18 service with a single delivery attempt. Extras are added separately. Read the delivery information for services and conditions.

If you pick the Falles days in Alzira, check that someone will be at home and leave a phone number: the carrier may call.

Your bouquet before it leaves for Alzira, and how to care for it

You cannot be at the workshop, so we show you the bouquet before it leaves for Alzira.

Once it is made, we send you a photograph of the actual bouquet, the one going to Alzira rather than a catalogue picture. It is not an approval step and not proof of delivery.

The flowers travel protected, with Aquapack hydration, your message in its envelope and flower food for the first days. If you are talking to them that week, you can pass on the basics: trim the stems a little, stand them in clean water and keep them out of direct sun at the window and away from the heating.

Want to add a photo of your own? The Instax photo is a paid extra, separate from the photograph of the bouquet that we send you. A vase is not included either; it can be added as a paid extra where offered.

A Roxana bouquet of roses and eucalyptus photographed at the door of the Persa workshop before leaving for Denia
Roxana | Ramo de Rosas Rosa Spray y Eucalipto (our catalogue name; the flowers vary with the season), photographed at the door of our workshop before it left. This order was going to Denia. A real example; every order gets its own photograph.

What to write to someone in Alzira

Your message is included, in a black Persa envelope. If you are writing from abroad to a family in Alzira, you do not need polished Spanish. A short line in the language you share works better than a long one run through a translator, whether that is English, Spanish or Valencian.

Specifics are what make it yours: the name of their falla, the street their fiesta goes down, the thing they told you the last time you spoke.

“Bon Sant Bernat to the whole house. Thinking of you all in Alzira this July.”

“For your street’s fiesta. Raise a glass for me.”

Keep the card for what you want them to read. Anything meant for the courier, such as the stairwell, the floor or the name on the intercom, goes in the delivery details at checkout.

Ordering for Alzira from another country

If you are ordering from the UK, Ireland or anywhere else outside Spain, the town to write is Alzira. It lies 36 km south of Valencia and is a town in its own right, not part of the city. You pay with your card or a digital wallet and the delivery address is theirs; your own details are used for order updates and the photo of the bouquet.

Have the address ready exactly as it appears on their post, including the floor and door, and their phone number with the +34 country code.

This is courier delivery on a date from the cart calendar, not a same-day local florist service. For help choosing, message Persa on WhatsApp. English support is available until 21:00 Spain time, and you can leave a message whenever suits you.

Looking for a florist you can walk into in Alzira? Persa has no shop in Alzira: we have been a family florist in Spain since 1975, we make your bouquet by hand in our workshop and it travels by courier, like every order. Our guide to finding a florist near you explains the difference.

For someone in a town near Alzira, see our guides for Valencia, Cullera and Gandía.

Questions before sending flowers to Alzira

Does Persa have a shop in Alzira?

No. Persa has no shop in Alzira: we have been a family florist in Spain since 1975, we make the bouquet by hand in our workshop and it travels by courier, like every order. For a shop you can walk into, read our guide to finding a florist near you.

Which bouquet should I choose for Alzira if I do not know their taste?

Florist’s Choice leaves a mix of seasonal flowers to our workshop; its photographs are examples, not the exact bouquet. If you would rather be specific, the 12 fuchsia gerberas are a simple, single-colour choice.

Is Alzira the same place as Alcira on an address?

Yes. Alzira has been the official name since 1980; Alcira is the old form. Write Alzira on the address. The same goes for the next town: Carcagente is now Carcaixent.

Can I send a bouquet to a falla’s casal (clubhouse) in Alzira?

Only if the commission confirms beforehand that someone will be there to receive it that day; we cannot tell you whether a casal takes deliveries. A home address with a phone number that will be answered is simpler.

Will I see a photo of my bouquet for Alzira?

Yes. We send you a photo of the actual prepared bouquet before dispatch. It is different from the catalogue picture and does not confirm delivery to the recipient.

Does my bouquet for Alzira include a vase?

A vase is not included. Vases and other additions are paid optional extras where offered; check your selected extras before confirming the total.

How much does flower delivery to Alzira cost?

Add the selected bouquet price and €9 standard delivery per order, plus any optional extras. Saturday is a separate €18 service when offered by the calendar, with one attempt; the two delivery charges are not added together.

How do I choose a flower delivery date for Alzira?

We do not offer same-day delivery. Check the dates available in the cart calendar and choose one when someone can receive the bouquet. The carrier may call if the recipient is absent; keep receiving independent of an event or meeting time.

We also deliver to:Valencia · Cullera · Gandía