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Sending flowers to Genay has never been so easy! Aquarelle carefully designs each bouquet in its French factory before delivering it within 24 hours to the desired address. We guarantee perfect fidelity by sending you a photo of the bouquet before it is dispatched. As an added bonus, we'll add a free personalised message and printed photo to make your surprise unique. Place your order from Monday to Saturday and give Genay a moment in bloom!
You can order your bouquet up to 24h before the delivery date
| Delivery day | Time slots |
|---|---|
| Monday to Saturday | 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM |
Aquarelle offers a flower delivery service in Genay, available from Monday to Saturday in just 24 hours. Once your order has been placed, our florists will carefully create your bouquet in our factory in France. It is then prepared in secure packaging before being delivered to the address of your choice. To ensure the quality and fidelity of the bouquet, we send you a photo before it is dispatched.
Flower delivery times to Genay depend on the time of order and the delivery method selected:
Standard 24h delivery : for all orders placed before 4pm.
To check the precise delivery times according to your postcode, use our dynamic planning tool when placing your order.
Flower delivery to Genay costs €10.90
Some bouquets benefit from free delivery, check our special offers when ordering.
With Aquarelle, you can add a free personalised message to your bouquet! When you place your order, enter your text and we'll print it on an elegant card to accompany your bouquet. For an even greater surprise, you can also include a free printed photo, to make your gift unique and unforgettable.
Aquarelle is committed to delivering you fresh, quality flowers, carefully selected from our partner growers. Each bouquet is made to order to guarantee optimal freshness. To ensure that they keep well, our flowers are :
Shipped with their feet in water.
Photographed before dispatch to ensure that the bouquet you order is exactly as you want it.
