Chocolate-covered strawberries delivered
across Austria

Chocolate-covered strawberries are a gift that needs no explanation. You just want to eat them. We assemble such sets in Austria and bring them to the recipient at the exact time: for a date, in the morning, at the end of the workday, or as a nighttime surprise.

Our florist assembles the chocolate-covered strawberries and delivers them to the recipient in Austria. The same florist who works in Austria assembles and delivers the set. So the berries don't get shaken up in transit for an extra day, and you get exactly what you see in the photo.

Photo of the bouquet before dispatch

Before the courier leaves the salon, we take a photo of your set. You see how the chocolate-covered strawberries look, how they are arranged, how the card looks. If you want to change something, just say so, and we'll adjust it before dispatch. It's more reassuring than guessing how it will turn out.

The photo reaches you before delivery. After that, the set goes to the recipient in Austria. This procedure applies to all orders: both small sets and large compositions.

Delivery at the exact time and at night

We deliver at the exact time you specified when placing your order. Not "around noon," but at the appointed hour. If the surprise is needed in the morning, we'll bring it in the morning. If in the evening, we'll bring it in the evening.

If you want to surprise someone when they least expect it, we'll come at night. It's convenient for those who are busy during the day and for those who want to create a surprise without witnesses.

Anonymous delivery is another option. The recipient simply receives the chocolate-covered strawberries and a card — no extra questions and no "from whom" from us.

We include a free card with every set. You can write anything in it — from warm words to a joke. The card travels with the set.

If the recipient is not at home

We arrive at the exact time, but things happen: the person was delayed, didn't hear the doorbell, stepped out for a minute. In that case, we wait on site. That's enough for the recipient to come or for us to understand that waiting any longer makes no sense.

If no one shows up during that time, we call the sender. With their consent, we leave the set at the reception desk or at a nearby shop. That way the recipient still gets the gift, even if they didn't make it in time for our arrival.

In that case, re-delivery is paid again, and the money for the first order is not refunded. This is a fair condition: the courier has already arrived, time has been spent, the set has been assembled.

How to care for chocolate-covered strawberries at home

Chocolate-covered strawberries are food, not a bouquet. But they still have their own rules to keep them looking and tasting good longer.

Keep them cold. As soon as the recipient has the set, it's best to put it in the fridge right away. Not the freezer — there the chocolate will bloom and lose its appearance. A regular fridge shelf will do. If the set is large and there's little space, take out some and leave the rest in the cold.

Don't keep them in the sun or near a radiator. Chocolate melts quickly, and the strawberries underneath even faster. Direct rays and warm air from a radiator ruin both the look and the taste. Find a cool place where the set won't heat up.

Don't wash the berries. If the strawberries are already in chocolate, you can't wash them — water will wash off the glaze and soften the berry. Eat them as they are. If you're assembling the set yourself, wash the strawberries before dipping them in chocolate and dry them well: water droplets won't let the glaze set.

Eat them on the first day. Chocolate-covered strawberries are not a product to keep for a week. The fresher, the tastier. If you haven't eaten them all at once, cover the set and put it in the fridge, but try to eat them within 24 hours. The next day the berry will start to release juice, and the chocolate will slide.

Take them out in advance. If the set has been in the fridge, take it out a while before serving. The chocolate will soften, the flavor will open up, and the strawberries won't be icy. But don't leave the set on the table for long — the chocolate will start to melt.

Serve beautifully. Chocolate-covered strawberries look festive on their own. You can put the set on a platter, add napkins, and not touch it until the recipient sees the gift. If it's a surprise, don't open the lid beforehand — let the person see for themselves what's inside.

Don't shake. If you're transporting the set yourself, keep it level. Chocolate-covered strawberries don't like sudden movements: the glaze can crack, the berries can get bruised. We deliver sets in Austria carefully, but if you're picking it up from the recipient or transporting it yourself, it's better without sharp braking and turns.

Why this works

We make chocolate-covered strawberries and deliver them in Austria. The set is assembled by a florist who works in Austria, and the same person hands it to the courier. That's why we're responsible for how the gift looks at the moment of presentation.

If the recipient is not at home, we wait, call the sender, and with their consent leave the set at the reception desk or at a nearby shop.

Chocolate-covered strawberries are a gift that works without words. We make sure it arrives on time and looks the way you intended. Place an order, and we'll assemble it in Austria, take a photo, and bring it to the recipient.