
Flower subscriptions in Switzerland: what does the price include?
Choose a bouquet size, a delivery rhythm and a gift that fits everyday life.
A Kanel flower subscription starts at CHF 59.90 per delivery for the classic size, or CHF 89.90 for large. Delivery throughout Switzerland is included. Choose monthly, fortnightly or weekly flowers over 3, 6 or 12 months.
The idea is simple: enjoy flowers regularly without placing a new order each time. For a gift, the pleasure continues beyond one special date. The right plan is the one that fits the recipient’s space, routine and budget—not necessarily the most frequent delivery.
Compare the price and the commitment
| Size | Frequency | Per delivery | Monthly billing basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | Monthly | CHF 59.90 | CHF 59.90 |
| Classic | Every 14 days | CHF 59.90 | CHF 119.80 |
| Classic | Weekly | CHF 59.90 | CHF 239.60 |
| Large | Monthly | CHF 89.90 | CHF 89.90 |
| Large | Every 14 days | CHF 89.90 | CHF 179.80 |
| Large | Weekly | CHF 89.90 | CHF 359.60 |
The plan uses one, two or four paid deliveries per month of commitment for its billing calculation. Actual delivery dates follow the chosen interval: every 14 days does not always mean exactly twice within a calendar month. Check the full subscription summary before confirming.
Three paid monthly classic deliveries total CHF 179.70; six total CHF 359.40 and twelve CHF 718.80. These examples exclude additional accessories. Payment can be monthly or upfront, as shown during sign-up.
The three-month plan includes a vase. Six months includes a vase and one extra bouquet; twelve months includes a vase and two extra bouquets. Check the gifts shown for your chosen plan.

Classic or large? Think about the room
Classic is a useful starting point for a table, desk or favourite corner. Large offers a more generous presence when that is what you enjoy. Consider where the vase will stand and whether flowers need to leave room for everyday meals or work.
Our florists choose the composition according to the season and arrivals. If you want one particular catalogue design for a specific date, a one-off bouquet is the better match. A subscription is for enjoying the workshop’s selection as it changes.
Choose a rhythm that stays enjoyable
Monthly: a regular treat
This is the lowest monthly budget in the range and an easy way to try receiving flowers regularly. It does not promise uninterrupted flowers between deliveries. Choose it if you enjoy a new bouquet as a recurring occasion.
Every 14 days: a more frequent change
A fortnightly delivery suits someone who likes flowers to be a familiar part of the room. Consider work trips and holidays before choosing this rhythm: more deliveries are only useful when someone can enjoy them.
Weekly: flowers as part of the routine
Weekly deliveries suit flower lovers who want to refresh their bouquet often. Make sure Thursday is a practical receiving day, at home or at a suitable workplace.
For example, the Melody bouquet in the classic size costs CHF 74.90 as a one-off order plus CHF 14.90 national delivery outside Geneva: CHF 89.80. The classic subscription costs CHF 59.90 delivered, but the two services offer different choices rather than an identical bouquet bought in two ways.
Giving a subscription and managing time away
You can arrange the first delivery as a surprise or give a gift card that lets the recipient choose the first date and address. The card is useful when you do not know their schedule. A message accompanies the first delivery.
Subscriptions arrive on Thursdays. In Geneva, a Thursday order before 14:00 may start that day if the calendar offers it. Elsewhere in Switzerland, plan by Wednesday before 16:00 for an available Thursday. Use Swiss time when ordering from another country.
From the account, you can pause, resume or change the address up to five days before the planned delivery. Check the next date before going away. To discuss cancellation, contact the team about the terms of your commitment.
Subscription gifts and accessories are separate from the thresholds used for one-off bouquet orders. Rely on the subscription summary rather than assuming that every basket benefit also applies to the plan.
Build a plan around the person receiving it
Decide on the size, frequency and duration first. For a gift, choose between booking a surprise and letting the recipient organise the first delivery. A comfortable monthly rhythm is a better gift than a weekly commitment that does not fit their life.
Visit the flower subscription page to see the corresponding total and choose your plan. If you prefer to select one specific design, explore seasonal bouquets instead.
Frequently asked questions
A classic bouquet costs CHF 59.90 and a large bouquet CHF 89.90, including delivery in Switzerland. The overall commitment depends on the frequency and duration you select. Check the plan summary for extras and any included gifts.
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