Marta Flowers florists have chosen flowers for congratulating parents on a new baby. Choose a price and colour in the filter or sort by popularity; the bouquets customers view most often will appear first.
Flowers celebrating a new baby are primarily for the parents and family. This page supports a considerate welcome after discharge or at home without overlapping flowers for a child, year-round gifts for mum or the separate Mother’s Day occasion.
A family’s schedule can change from hour to hour after a birth, so a completely unexpected arrival may not be convenient. Ask a relative to confirm the day and interval, and consider a design that is easy to place in water.
Tell the florist about sensitivity to strong scents or important preferences. Pastel colours are not required, and the palette does not need to be assigned according to the baby’s gender.
The card can address both parents, mention the baby if the name has been shared, and wish the family a gentle start to its new rhythm. This is more appropriate than treating the newborn as the direct recipient of the gift.
Flowers for a hospital discharge should be comfortable to hand over and carry. Check the hospital’s rules first and arrange for a relative to meet the courier because ward access may be restricted.
Marta Flowers delivers bouquets across Kyiv and the Kyiv region every day from 06:00 to 23:00. Delivery within Kyiv costs UAH 200, while delivery up to 30 km from the shop costs UAH 300. For destinations 31–100 km away, UAH 10 per kilometre beyond 30 km is added to the UAH 300 base rate. Exact-time delivery costs an additional UAH 100.
Provide the complete address, entrance, floor and the number of someone who can confirm a suitable time. For a maternity hospital, include its name, building, accessible entrance and a relative’s contact; do not assume delivery inside the ward is permitted.
Delivery and payment detailsThis depends on the hospital’s rules. Check access in advance and arrange for a relative to meet the courier at an agreed entrance.
No. Choose around the parents’ preferences, their home and the feeling you want the greeting to convey.
Address the parents or the whole family. Use the baby’s name only when it has been shared and the spelling is confirmed.
