Flower Delivery in Rajkot

Rajkot taught Gandhi his letters. He went to school at Alfred High and grew up in the house at Kaba Gandhi no Delo, in a city that has always made things: diesel engines, bearings, castings, gold. Saurashtra's capital is a town of small workshops and family firms, where the man who owns the foundry knows the man who owns the lathe shop next door. It is also a city that has sent an extraordinary number of its children abroad, to Leicester and London, to New Jersey, to Nairobi and Kampala. Which means Rajkot receives a great many gifts from a great many time zones, and with FloralHub you can send one from wherever you are in a few minutes online.

How flower delivery to Rajkot works

Rajkot sits in the middle of the Saurashtra peninsula, a long way from the flower-growing belts that supply our same-day metro fleets, so we deliver here through our trusted national courier network. You order online, we hand pack an arrangement built to travel, and it reaches the recipient's door within a few working days. Order ahead of the date you are aiming at and enter it during checkout, and we will plan the dispatch around it rather than leaving it to chance.

The city that half the world writes home to

If you left Rajkot, or your parents did, you already know the particular arithmetic of being far away. There is a birthday coming. You will call, and the call will be lovely, and it will last eleven minutes. What you cannot do from Leicester or Edison is put something in your mother's hands. This is the gap we exist to close. Every order is fulfilled inside India, which means you pay online in your own country, write your message in your own words, and nothing crosses a border. There is no customs paperwork, no import duty, no depot to collect from and no fortnight of waiting. Your parents simply answer the door.

Choosing something an older recipient can enjoy without any effort

Much of what we carry to Rajkot goes to parents and grandparents living on their own, and that should shape what you send. A large fresh bouquet asks something of the person receiving it: a vase, cold water, a trimmed stem, a bin for the wrapping. Our gift hampers ask nothing at all. They arrive complete, pairing flowers with chocolates, treats or keepsakes, and they are opened rather than arranged. Preserved and dried pieces keep for months in Saurashtra's heat. When you want the directness of a rose bouquet, and on some anniversaries nothing else will serve, send it between October and February when the peninsula cools.

The dates a family keeps

Rajkot's calendar is thick with them. Our birthday flowers collection carries something bright to a parent on Kalavad Road or a brother out towards Mavdi, and our anniversary flowers range carries romance across an ocean with roses and elegant mixed bouquets. A new shop opening on Yagnik Road, a house blessing, a fiftieth wedding anniversary that the whole family has flown in for except you: these are the days when something arriving at the door does a real share of the work of being present.

Personalised roses, and the grandchildren they have not met

Here is the gift that Rajkot's diaspora buys more than any other, and the reason is not sentimentality. It is distance. As India's first and No.1 personalised roses brand, we print a name, a date, a short message or a photograph directly onto a real preserved rose. A grandmother in Rajkot who sees her grandchildren twice on a screen each week, and twice in the flesh each decade, can be given their faces on a rose that will sit on her shelf for years and not wilt by Sunday. The photo rose is the piece people choose for exactly this. Browse the full personalised roses range and put your own words, and your own photograph, on it.

Reaching Rajkot and the Saurashtra towns

We deliver to addresses across the city, including Kalavad Road, Yagnik Road, University Road, Race Course, Amin Marg, Bhaktinagar, Gondal Road, Mavdi, Kothariya and the Aji industrial estate, and on request to reachable addresses towards Gondal, Morbi, Jetpur and Jamnagar. Include a landmark for the smaller towns, and always a working mobile number for the recipient, since our courier will call ahead.

Why choose FloralHub for Rajkot

More than 13 years of experience, over 4.3 million flowers delivered and a 99.8 percent on time record stand behind every order we take. You get handcrafted arrangements, a 4.8 star customer rating, personalisation no local shop can offer, and the reach of a brand delivering to more than 200 cities and 12,000 pincodes across India. Browse the collection below and send flowers and gifts to Rajkot today.

Frequently asked questions

1. I live abroad. How do I send flowers to my parents in Rajkot?

Exactly as you would if you lived in Mumbai. Order on this page, pay online with an international card, and enter the Rajkot address and your message. The order is fulfilled inside India, so there is no customs paperwork, no import duty and nothing for your parents to collect.

2. My mother lives alone. Will she have to do anything when it arrives?

Not if you choose a gift hamper or a preserved arrangement. Both arrive complete and are simply opened, with no vase, no water and no trimming needed. A large fresh bouquet is the one gift that does ask something of the person receiving it.

3. Which parts of Rajkot and Saurashtra do you reach?

We deliver across the city, including Kalavad Road, Yagnik Road, University Road, Race Course, Amin Marg, Bhaktinagar, Gondal Road, Mavdi and Kothariya, and on request towards Gondal, Morbi, Jetpur and Jamnagar.

4. How long does it take, and can I choose the day it arrives?

A few working days. Rajkot is served by our national courier network rather than a same-day fleet. Enter your target date at checkout and we will plan the dispatch around it, so order in the week before rather than the day before.

5. Can I put a photograph of the grandchildren on the gift?

Yes. Our personalized roses, including the photo rose, carry a photograph, a name or a short message printed onto the petal of a real preserved rose. It keeps for months rather than days, which is why families overseas choose it so often.