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Volgograd, Volgograd Oblast, Russia
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A local florist in Volgograd arranges your bouquet on the day it is delivered and brings it to the door. Nothing travels in a postal box, so the flowers arrive fresh from a shop nearby. FlowersUSSR has worked this way since 2000 and delivers to 29 countries.

How to order

  1. Pick a bouquet from the catalog above. Every price already includes delivery.
  2. At checkout, give the recipient’s name, address and phone number, choose the delivery date and write your card message.
  3. Pay by card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Zelle or one of 21 cryptocurrencies.
  4. We email you once the florist confirms the delivery.

You can also send the bouquet and the address to us on WhatsApp, Telegram or by email to info@flowersussr.com, and we will arrange the order for you. We are here every day, 8 AM to 8 PM EST (New York time).

What the price includes

  • Delivery to the recipient’s address, with no fee added at checkout.
  • A small greeting card with your message.
  • All taxes.

A vase, a full-size card, chocolates, fruit, wine, balloons or a soft toy can be added to your bouquet before you check out.

Delivery dates in Volgograd

Florists in Volgograd deliver seven days a week.

Volgograd is in Volgograd Oblast, Russia. The soonest we could deliver in Volgograd is Wednesday, October 7. Florists in Russia do not deliver on December 31 and January 1.

The earliest delivery date is the next day; same-day delivery is not available. Before Valentine’s Day, March 8 and Mother’s Day, order at least three days ahead, when florists are at their busiest. The florist calls the recipient to agree on a convenient time — tell us to keep it a surprise and they will not call.

Paying from another country

We were the first international flower delivery service to accept cryptocurrency, starting with Bitcoin and Litecoin in 2014. Today you can pay with 21 coins, or with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and Zelle, and see prices in your own currency. All the ways to pay.

If something is not right

When a flower is out of season locally, the florist replaces it with one of the same value and keeps the style and colors of the bouquet; roses are never replaced with other flowers without asking you first. If the flowers arrive in poor condition, write to us within two business days with a photo, and we will send a new bouquet or refund you. Delivery guide · Terms and conditions.

Common questions

How soon can the flowers be delivered?

The earliest date is the next day, and you choose the date at checkout. For Valentine’s Day, March 8 and Mother’s Day, order about three days ahead.

What if I do not know the recipient’s address?

The city is enough. Give us the recipient’s phone number and we will ask them for the address ourselves, before the order goes to the florist — the florist has to receive a complete address. If you do not know the city either, write to us and we will find that out first.

Will the bouquet look exactly like the photo?

The florist follows the catalog photo as closely as the local season allows. Flowers and shades differ from country to country, and every florist has a personal touch, so the bouquet may differ slightly from the studio photo.

Can I order from abroad?

Yes, and most of our customers do. You order from wherever you are, pay in your own currency or in cryptocurrency, and a florist near the recipient delivers the flowers.

Volgograd, formerly known as Stalingrad, is a city of great historical significance located in the southeastern part of European Russia, on the western bank of the Volga River. It is best known for the Battle of Stalingrad during World War II, one of the deadliest battles in history, and is marked by the towering statue “The Motherland Calls” at the Mamayev Kurgan memorial complex. Today, Volgograd is an important industrial city, with sectors such as shipbuilding, oil refining, and steel and aluminum production driving its economy. The city’s landscape is marked by grand Soviet-era architecture, and it’s also home to several institutions of higher education, including Volgograd State University. The Volga River, the longest in Europe, provides numerous recreational opportunities and adds to the city’s picturesque setting.