How to send flowers to a funeral home in Mallorca

When someone close passes away, sending flowers to the funeral home is one of the most common ways to be near the family, especially if you can't attend in person. It's a simple gesture and, handled well, it arrives on time without you having to travel.

In this guide we explain how to send flowers to a funeral home in Mallorca: what details you need, which type of arrangement fits each case, the timing to keep in mind and how delivery works on the island.

Contents

1. How sending flowers to a funeral home works
2. What details you need to send
3. Which arrangement to send
4. Timing and urgency: order as soon as possible
5. Delivery to funeral homes in Mallorca
6. How to place your order
7. Frequently asked questions

How sending flowers to a funeral home works

The process is simpler than it seems and you don't need to go to the florist or the funeral home:

1. You choose the arrangement (wreath, standing piece or bouquet) and tell us which funeral home and room it's for.
2. You add the condolence message you want on the ribbon or card.
3. We prepare it and deliver it straight to the wake room, in time for the wake or the funeral.

You can order by phone, WhatsApp or from the website. If you're unsure what to send, we'll advise you with no obligation.

What details you need to send

So the flowers reach the right room on time, it helps to have ready:

• The name of the deceased and, if you know it, the family's. That's how the wake is identified at the funeral home.
• The funeral home and room number (for example, Son Valentí or Bon Sosec). If you don't know the room, the name of the deceased is usually enough.
• The date and time of the wake or funeral, so we can time the delivery.
• The message for the ribbon or card: usually who is sending the flowers («The García family», «Your colleagues») and, if you wish, a few words of condolence.

If you're missing a detail, don't worry: we often confirm it directly with the funeral home.

Which arrangement to send

The choice depends on your relationship with the family and on local custom. Broadly:

• Wreath or standing arrangement: the most common when sent by close family, a group or a company; they have more presence. See the funeral wreaths and the funeral arrangements.
• Condolence bouquet: more discreet and personal, suitable for friends or colleagues. See funeral bouquets.

If you're torn between them, we explain it in detail in our guide on the difference between a funeral wreath, a funeral arrangement and a condolence bouquet. And if you're clear, you can see every option in funeral flowers.

Timing and urgency: order as soon as possible

In Spain, and Mallorca is no exception, wakes tend to be short: the funeral is often the day after the death. That's why sending flowers to the funeral home is almost always urgent.

We offer same-day delivery whenever the order comes in with enough margin to prepare it and reach the room before the wake. Our advice: let us know as soon as you have the time; the sooner, the easier it is to guarantee delivery on time.

Sending flowers to funeral homes in Mallorca

We cover the island's main funeral homes. In the Palma area, the most frequent are Son Valentí and Bon Sosec (Marratxí), and we also deliver to the funeral homes in the towns —Manacor, Inca, Llucmajor and other municipalities—.

As a local florist, we know how deliveries work at each funeral home and the travel times across the island, something a national service doesn't always account for. If the funeral home is outside Palma, tell us when you order so we can time the departure correctly.

How to place your order

To send flowers to a funeral home in Mallorca you only need to tell us the name of the deceased, the funeral home and the message; we take care of the rest.

📞 Call +34 871 777 080 or message us on WhatsApp at +34 658 838 056 —the fastest way for urgent orders—. You can also browse and order from the funeral flowers category.

📍 Carrer del Cardenal Rossell, 73, Palma · service across all of Mallorca

Frequently asked questions