Roses delivered
across Almaty

The salon arranges the bouquet itself, sends a photo before dispatch and delivers at the exact time, including at night and anonymously. Delivery by zone — from 2,500 ₸, pickup is free. We work daily, 9:00–24:00.

How to choose roses: type, stem length, quantity and colour

When choosing roses in Almaty, people look at three things: bud type, stem length and the number of flowers for a specific occasion. Let's go through them in order — without florist jargon and based on how bouquets are actually assembled.

Single-headed, spray and peony-shaped: how they differ

Single-headed — one large bud per stem, spray — several small buds on one branch, peony-shaped — a densely double, rounded bud. Single-headed varieties Explorer, Red Naomi and Avalanche produce a bud 8-10 cm in diameter and hold their shape for 7-10 days if you cut the stem at an angle and change the water every two days. A spray branch carries 3-5 buds that open in waves: while one is opening, another is still tight, so the composition looks fresh longer than a mono-bouquet. Peony-shaped varieties open into a hemisphere and work best in monochrome arrangements. For a first order, single-headed are simpler: one bud opens more predictably, while spray roses win in volume with fewer stems.

How many flowers to give and which stem length to choose

Our catalogue has 865 rose items, and the number in a bouquet is matched to the occasion — from 11 to 101 stems. Stem length affects the stability of the composition: for a table vase, choose 40-50 cm; for a floor vase, 70-90 cm, because a tall bouquet overbalances a narrow neck and tips the vase over.

What rose colour means

• Red roses: romantic context — for a partner, a date, an anniversary.
• White roses: weddings, neutral occasions, corporate congratulations; they look great in a mono-bouquet.
• Pink roses: for mum, a friend, a female colleague; a soft shade without romantic overtones.
• Yellow roses: for colleagues, friends, housewarmings and as a sign of reconciliation.
• Peach and cream: a universal choice when the occasion is unknown but the shade should please almost any recipient.

What makes up the price of a rose bouquet

The price of a bouquet in Almaty isn't a random number. Let's break down what shapes it and why two seemingly similar bouquets can cost differently.

What determines the price of a bouquet

• Stem length: every additional 10 cm (40, 50, 60, 70 cm) raises the price — a longer stem requires more greenhouse space.
• Number of stems: bouquets of 11, 25, 51 and 101 differ in price per stem — in larger arrangements it's lower due to wholesale purchasing.

Where to check the bouquet price and when to order in advance

You can buy roses in Almaty at the price shown in our catalogue card — it depends on the number of stems and the type of flower. A mono-bouquet of 11, an arrangement of 25 or 51 stems, a large option of 101 — each catalogue item shows the final price with no hidden fees for packaging or a card. For delivery in Almaty, it's better to choose in advance: the courier brings the bouquet at the exact time, and a photo before dispatch confirms that the arrangement matches the card. If your budget is limited but you want a voluminous bouquet, spray roses are more cost-effective: several buds on one branch give visual mass with fewer stems. To avoid overpaying during peak season, it's best to order large arrangements for 14 February and 8 March in advance: on peak days, some varieties sell out 3-4 days before the date.

Bouquet freshness and a photo before dispatch

When ordering online, the main fear is receiving a tired arrangement: buds already open, leaves turning yellow, stems limp. Let's look at how to make sure of freshness before handover and what to check upon receipt.

How Pro-Buket confirms freshness before dispatch

Before the courier sets off, our florist takes a photo of the assembled bouquet and sends it to the sender — so the freshness and appearance of the composition are confirmed before handover. Assembly takes place in the salon, not in a warehouse: the florist at the Almaty salon takes flowers from the morning delivery, cuts the stems at a 45-degree angle and places the bouquet in water for at least two hours before the courier leaves. The photo arrives in a messenger from two angles — a general shot and a close-up of the buds, so you can see bud density and the condition of the greenery. The photo captures the exact bouquet that will go to the recipient, so if anything about the composition bothers you, you can see it in advance, not after handover.

Signs of fresh flowers upon receipt

• Bud: firm and slightly closed, not fully open — it will open at home and last longer.
• Leaves: green and supple, without yellow edges, dark spots or dry tips.
• Stem: a clean cut without darkening or slime, the stem itself firm, not bending under your fingers.
• Greenery at the base: fresh, without a stale smell or fallen petals on the packaging.
• Water in the packaging: clear, without cloudy sediment — a sign the bouquet was assembled shortly before dispatch.

Rose delivery across Almaty: zones, rates, exact time, night and anonymity

Choosing a bouquet is half the order; the other half is logistics: arriving at the right hour, not waking the recipient too early and not revealing the sender. Let's go through zones and rates, opening hours and service options.

Delivery zones and rates

Roses with delivery across Almaty are distributed across four zones, plus pickup from the salon. Suburban settlements — Verkhnyaya Kamenka, Besagash, Otegen Batyr — are served outside the standard grid: the cost for a specific address is confirmed when placing the order, because the courier's distance in these directions varies depending on the salon's starting point.

Delivery at the exact time, at night and anonymously

We accept orders daily, 9:00–24:00 and deliver at the exact time, including night delivery; anonymous delivery is available if the sender wants to remain unknown. The courier arrives within the agreed window, not "sometime during the day" — this is critical when the bouquet is expected at 21:00 after a work shift or at a moment when no one is home except the recipient. The night slot covers surprise scenarios: the recipient is home, the light is on, and a doorbell won't wake the neighbours. With an anonymous order, the courier doesn't give the sender's name or share contact details — just the bouquet and the card. Order night delivery at least 3-4 hours before the desired time: evening slots 20:00-23:00 are booked earlier than the rest, and moving the window to the next hour is no longer possible.

Free card with the bouquet

• Standard card: we include a card with the sender's message free with every bouquet — up to 200 characters.
• Handwritten: the florist writes the text in their own handwriting so the card doesn't look printed.
• Anonymous option: with anonymous delivery, you can leave out the signature — the recipient will see only the message itself.
• Your own text: it's best to think through the wording in advance — a short personal message reads warmer than a standard phrase about "happiness and health".
• Additional cards: if there are several bouquets, each gets its own card with a personalised message.

If the recipient isn't home: rules and scenarios

The recipient may not open the door or may have gone out — for this case, the courier has a clear procedure. Let's go through what happens to the bouquet and how to prepare so the surprise doesn't fall through.

What the courier does if the recipient isn't home

• Waiting at the address: the courier waits 15 minutes at the door and simultaneously calls the recipient at the number provided.
• Calling the sender: if the door isn't opened, the courier calls you to ask what to do with the bouquet next.
• Agreed option: with your permission, the bouquet is left at the reception, with the concierge or at a shop near the entrance.
• Return to the salon: if there's nowhere to leave it, the bouquet returns to the salon, and you receive a notification with a photo.
• Repeat delivery: a courier trip to the same address is paid again, while pickup from the salon is free; the money for the order is not refunded.

How to prepare so delivery goes smoothly

To make sure the bouquet arrives on the first try, we recommend providing the exact address with building and entrance number, a working phone number for the recipient and a convenient delivery window. If there's a risk the recipient will go out, warn them about the surprise in advance or choose delivery at the exact time when they're definitely home. In our experience, orders with addresses like "residential complex, tower 2" without an apartment number fail more often — the courier spends 10-15 minutes clarifying, and the delivery window shifts.

Caring for the bouquet after delivery

A bouquet will last noticeably longer if you give it a few minutes right after receiving it — especially in an apartment with central heating, where the air is dry and stems lose moisture faster than you'd think.

How to extend the life of your bouquet

• Angled cut: refresh the stems at a 45-degree angle with a sharp knife, cutting 2-3 cm — a straight cut rests against the bottom and doesn't drink water.
• Clean water: change it every day, add half a teaspoon of sugar and a drop of lemon juice per litre.
• Leaves and greenery: remove anything that ends up below the water level — otherwise a bacterial film will form in the vase within a week.
• Sponge or hydrogel: for arrangements in a basket or hat box, pour water directly into the oasis without removing the flowers.
• Location: keep the vase away from radiators, air conditioners and fruit — apples and bananas release ethylene, which makes buds wilt within a day.
• Temperature: at night, move the bouquet to a balcony or a cool room at 10-15 degrees — these flowers love coolness.

Why buds droop or don't open

They droop because the cut is blocked by an air bubble or bacteria, and they don't open if the bud was cut too early or the room is cool. A drooping stem is often saved by a fresh angled cut: place the tip in water 20-30 degrees warmer than room temperature and let it stand for 2-3 hours — turgor returns. Unopened buds, on the contrary, like warmth: put the vase in a room at 22-24 degrees and add a teaspoon of sugar to the water, but don't keep it there longer than two days. If after a day the bud remains firm and hard as a stone, it was cut at the pea stage and won't be able to open.

Conclusion

The five points below sum up the ordering practice into a short cheat sheet — from choosing a bud to how the courier behaves at a closed door.

Key takeaways

• Type and quantity: single-headed are classic for 15-25 stems, spray give volume on a smaller budget, peony-shaped offer a premium look for 7-9 stems.
• Price: the total is made up of variety, stem length (40, 60 or 80 cm), number of flowers, season and calendar peaks like 8 March.
• Freshness: online, it's confirmed by a photo of the bouquet before dispatch; in person, by a firm bud and a clean, light stem cut.
• Delivery across Almaty: calculated by zone; exact time, night delivery and anonymous ordering without the sender's name are available.
• Recipient not home: the courier waits 15 minutes at the door, then calls the sender and agrees on a new address or time.