Fresh Bouquet
Sunshine Sunflower Bouquet
S$49.00
Same-day available
Get Well Soon Flowers
Gentle, low-scent baskets and arrangements to brighten a recovery at home or in hospital — no vase or trimming needed.
Get well flowers
Arrangement
White Orchid Table Arrangement
S$148.00
Same-day available
Flower Basket
Sunny Get Well Basket
S$78.00
Same-day available
- Same-day by 2pmIsland-wide across mainland Singapore
- Schedule aheadBook up to 30 days in advance
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Sending flowers to a hospital in Singapore
Policies differ by hospital and by ward. General wards usually accept flowers, but intensive care, high-dependency and some oncology or isolation wards may not allow fresh flowers for infection-control reasons. Before ordering, check with the patient’s family or the ward.
- Include the patient’s full name, ward and bed number, and a contact number.
- Choose a basket or arrangement rather than a bouquet, since vases are not always available.
- Pick low-scent flowers; strong fragrance can bother patients who feel unwell.
Recovering at home?
Bright, cheerful colours like yellow and peach lift a room. A dried or preserved design is a thoughtful alternative for someone with a weakened immune system, as it involves no standing water.
Frequently asked questions
Can flowers be delivered to hospitals?
Yes, to most hospitals in Singapore, subject to ward rules. If a ward does not accept flowers, we will contact you to arrange a redelivery to another address.
Which flowers are best for a hospital visit?
Low-scent, compact designs in baskets: roses, carnations, chrysanthemums and gerberas. Avoid lilies (strong scent and pollen).
Are white flowers suitable for get well wishes?
In Chinese culture, all-white arrangements are associated with mourning, so for get well wishes we suggest cheerful colours instead. More in our Chinese flower meanings guide.
Helpful guides
Guide
Chinese Flower Meanings
Flower names in Chinese, what popular blooms symbolise in Chinese culture, lucky flowers for Chinese New Year and which flowers to avoid gifting.
Read the guide → GuideHow to Choose a Flower Bouquet
How to choose a flower bouquet by occasion, recipient, colour, size and budget, plus what different bouquet styles say and how much to spend in Singapore.
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