New Year wreaths delivered
across Almaty

New Year's wreaths in Almaty from Pro-Buket are hand-assembled by the salon's florists and delivered by Pro-Buket couriers at the exact time — with a photo of the order before dispatch. Delivery by zone from 2,500 ₸, free pickup, orders accepted daily, 9:00–24:00, night delivery available. We're not an aggregator: we assemble and deliver ourselves.

What kinds of New Year's wreaths there are and which to choose for your space

A wreath isn't a single product but several formats for different places: an apartment door, a holiday table, an office, or a shop window. Let's break down what goes where and what to look for when choosing.

Door, tabletop, advent, and eco: formats for different spaces

Festive wreaths in Almaty are most often chosen in two sizes: compact ones 20–30 cm in diameter for the table and large ones 40–60 cm for the front door. If such a wreath will hang on an entryway door or in a cool vestibule, fresh greenery lasts longer than in a warm apartment — worth keeping in mind when choosing a format.

New Year's or Christmas: what's the difference

The difference between a New Year's and a Christmas wreath lies in tradition and decor: a Christmas wreath is more often tied to Advent and four candles, while a New Year's one features freer festive styling. An Advent wreath counts down the four weeks before the holiday: one candle is lit each Sunday, so its base is wider and more stable than a tabletop one. The festive version is decorated with pinecones, ribbons, Christmas ornaments, citrus fruits, candles, or an LED garland — the palette can be anything from classic red-and-green to pastel. If the wreath is needed for a specific date, the decor and number of candles are chosen for it in advance — that way the composition reads meaningfully rather than as just a seasonal decoration. This is only about festive decor — for the home, door, table, and office.

Fresh greenery or artificial: an honest comparison

Fresh and artificial greenery have different strengths, and there's no universal winner here. Let's compare by appearance, scent, lifespan, and care — so the choice is deliberate rather than random.

Comparison by appearance, scent, lifespan, and care

If the wreath is needed for one season and the scent of pine matters, go with fresh; if you need a decoration for several years — artificial, but you'll still have to wipe it free of dust.

What a wreath is made of: base and decor

A wreath rests on a base — a frame, vine, moss, or floral foam — with greenery and decor on top: pinecones, ribbons, ornaments, citrus fruits, candles, or an LED garland. A wire frame is more often chosen for dense compositions with pinecones and nuts, vine — for a rustic style with dried flowers, moss adds volume and natural texture, and floral foam retains moisture and extends the life of fresh greenery. The decor is attached with hot glue or floral wire — this determines whether the wreath survives transport without losses. The type of base affects the weight and how the wreath handles the journey: a light frame is easier to hang on a door without nails, while foam requires care when carrying and doesn't like sharp tilts.

Hand-assembly by a florist at the Pro-Buket salon

We assemble every wreath by hand in our own salon — this is not an aggregator or a marketplace of florists, so we're responsible for the quality of assembly ourselves. The density of greenery, the shade of ribbon, and the set of decor are chosen by the florist for the specific order: for a door, the composition is made denser and sturdier; for a holiday table — lighter, with an emphasis on citrus fruits and candles. Fresh wreaths are assembled from nobilis, Nordmann fir, pine, thuja, cypress, juniper, and eucalyptus — every branch is selected for freshness and density. Hand-assembly means the density of greenery and the placement of decor can be discussed in advance — the florist will advise what's appropriate for a door and what for a table.

Care, lifespan, hanging without nails, and candle safety

To keep the wreath looking good longer and avoid damaging the door, three things matter — how it's kept, careful hanging, and caution with candles. Let's go through each point in order.

How long it holds up in a heated apartment and how to extend it

In a warm apartment with heating, fresh greenery dries out faster than in a cool spot, so it's best to keep the arrangement away from radiators and direct sunlight. Regular misting helps — every two days, 5-7 sprays per 30-40 cm arrangement — as does placing a container of water nearby. Artificial greenery doesn't suffer from heating, but it collects dust: once a week, blow it out with a hairdryer on the cold setting. Holiday wreaths in Almaty most often hang in apartments with central heating, so periodic misting and a cool spot noticeably extend the fresh look — on a building entrance door or in an entryway, greenery usually lasts longer.

How to hang it on a door without nails

• Over-the-door hook: hangs on the top of the door, requires no tools, and suits light wreaths up to 1 kg.
• Ribbon over the top of the door: distributes weight across the full width of the door, is safe for heavy arrangements with foam, and leaves no marks on the surface.
• Magnet or suction cup: convenient for smooth metal and glass doors, but holds limited weight — up to 700-800 grams.
• Check before the holiday: give the wreath a gentle tug to make sure the mount holds the weight and the arrangement won't slide sideways.

Candles in a wreath: safety and the LED alternative

An open flame near dry greenery is a fire hazard, so candles in a wreath should never be left unattended, and it's safer to use LED candles and string lights. A single spark from a wick near shed needles is enough — and synthetic ribbon or paper decor can ignite in 2-3 seconds, so classic paraffin candles should only be lit on a table under supervision and blown out before bed. Battery-powered LED string lights run from 20 to 100 hours and don't heat the greenery above +30 °C, which is safe for both live and artificial arrangements. Fresh greenery has a scent, and that's part of the holiday effect; if you'd prefer something neutral in terms of smell, you can specify the wreath's composition in advance when ordering.

What goes into the price of a wreath

The price of a wreath depends on more than one factor — it's the format, the type of greenery, the amount of decor, and holiday demand. Let's break down what exactly pushes the number up and how to plan your budget.

What affects the cost

• Format and size: a hanging wreath is larger than a tabletop one, so it uses more greenery and decor.
• Type of greenery: different types of conifer differ in cost and durability — Nordmann fir holds its needles longer than spruce.
• Amount of decor: pinecones, ribbons, ornaments, dried citrus, and candles add to the base price.
• Lighting: a battery-powered LED string light is a separate element that affects the final total.
• Season: during the New Year peak, demand is higher, so ordering in advance is calmer both in terms of selection and budget.

Where to check the price and how delivery is calculated

The price of a specific wreath is shown in the product page of our catalog, and delivery is calculated separately by zone — pickup from the salon is free. Prices for wreaths in the catalog depend on format and decor: a tabletop arrangement of greenery with ribbon and pinecones will cost less than a hanging wreath with an LED string light and ornaments. Delivery across Almaty is priced by district — the center, the middle zone, and outlying microdistricts like Shanyrak and Alatau have different rates, while pickup from the salon costs nothing. If you're planning to buy New Year wreaths in Almaty in advance, it's worth factoring the delivery cost into your budget right away: it depends on the zone, not on the number of wreaths in the order.

Delivery across Almaty: zones, rates, exact time, and night delivery

Below are the zones and rates for wreath delivery, how exact-time scheduling works, nighttime courier trips, and anonymous orders. The numbers and rules are the same for any recipient address.

Delivery zones and rates

We deliver New Year wreaths across Almaty in five zones: it's easiest to confirm your zone when placing the order, since the final total depends on it, and pickup from the salon remains free in any case.

Exact time, night delivery, and a photo before dispatch

Pro-Buket couriers deliver the wreath at the exact time, night delivery is available, and before dispatch we send a photo of the order — you see the arrangement before it leaves. We take orders daily, 9:00–24:00, and you choose the interval yourself: "by 18:30," "by the start of the corporate party at 20:00," "after midnight." The courier calls the recipient 20-30 minutes before arrival so the wreath doesn't end up left at the door. On peak days — December 28-31 — slots get booked up 2-3 days ahead, so it's best to lock in the time right when you order. In the photo, check the density of the greenery, the symmetry of the decor, and the mount: if you want to adjust something, it's easier to do so before the courier sets off.

Suburbs, anonymity, a card, and ordering from abroad

• Suburbs: we deliver outside Almaty — to Kaskelen, Talgar, and Esik; we confirm the zone when placing the order.
• Anonymous delivery: the recipient won't know who sent the wreath; we don't put the sender's name on the waybill.
• Free card: through Pro-Buket we include it with the order, the text is your choice, and we sign it by hand.
• Ordering from abroad: pay in a convenient currency, delivery to the recipient in Kazakhstan, and we sign the card under any name.

If the recipient isn't home and when to order during peak times

During the pre-holiday rush, it's important to understand two things — what happens if the recipient isn't home, and when it's best to place your order so the wreath arrives at the right time.

What happens if the recipient isn't home

• 15-minute wait: the courier stays at the location to try to hand the order to the recipient in person.
• Call to the sender: if the recipient isn't there, the courier contacts you to find out what to do next.
• Leaving it nearby: with your consent, the order is left at the reception desk or at a shop near the address.
• Return to the salon: if there's nowhere to leave the order, it goes back to our salon.
• Redelivery or pickup: redelivery is charged again, while pickup from the salon is free.

When to order during the pre-holiday rush

During the pre-holiday rush, it's best to place your order in advance: Pro-Buket accepts orders daily, 9:00–24:00 and delivers at the exact time you specify. From December 25 to 31, the window between placing an order and delivery shrinks — morning slots on the 31st are taken 3-4 days ahead, and evening hours on December 30-31 are booked up earliest of all. If you need the wreath at a specific hour, choose delivery on December 28-29: on those days, couriers can still arrive right on the minute. When placing your order, specify the exact delivery time and a backup contact for the recipient: if the primary number doesn't answer, it will be easier for the courier to arrange the handover.

Conclusion

We've gathered the essentials you'll need before buying: a quick summary of the facts on formats, materials, care, and logistics — so the decision takes a couple of minutes, not a whole evening.

Key takeaways

• Format for the place: for a door — a hanging one, for a table — a tabletop one, for counting down the days — an advent wreath with candles.
• Real or artificial: real greenery smells and looks more natural but dries out in 2-3 weeks; artificial lasts for years but has no scent.
• Care and hanging: cool air and misting keep it looking good, while a hook, ribbon, or magnet lets you hang the wreath without nails.
• Safety: never leave candles in dry greenery unattended; LED candles and string lights are safer.
• Delivery and timing: the rate depends on the zone, pickup is free, and during peak times it's best to order in advance.
• Price: made up of the format, the type of greenery, the amount of decoration, and holiday demand — compositions made of artificial greenery are the cheapest.