Best Options to Send Flowers in Quito

Looking to send flowers in Quito?

Quito is the capital of Ecuador, one of the world's top flower-producing and exporting countries. Even so, not all online florists cover the city well. This guide helps you choose the best option.

What to Look for in a Florist for Deliveries in Quito

1. Coverage across all areas of Quito
Quito is a long, narrow city that stretches from north to south. Its areas range from La Carolina, Quito Norte, and Cumbayá to the Historic Center, La Mariscal, Quitumbe, and the Valle de Los Chillos. Confirm the florist covers the recipient's exact address.

2. The Ecuadorian advantage: flowers at the source
Ecuador is the world's third largest flower exporter, especially known for its long-stemmed roses with vivid colors. A florist with local growers in Quito has direct access to these exceptionally high-quality flowers.

3. Same-day delivery in Quito
Check the cutoff time for same-day delivery. The best options allow you to order until 12:00 PM Ecuador time with guaranteed delivery in the city's main areas.

4. USD payments from anywhere
Ecuador uses the dollar as its official currency, which simplifies payments from abroad. No complicated currency conversions — you pay in USD directly with your card or PayPal.

5. Delivery confirmation
A reliable florist automatically notifies you by email when the flowers have been delivered.

6. Guarantee policy
Look for a documented replacement or refund policy in case of delivery problems.

Key Questions Before Ordering

How much does it cost to send flowers to Quito?
The average price of an arrangement with delivery in Quito ranges from $55 to $110 USD. Since Ecuador uses dollars, there are no surprises from exchange rates.

How long does delivery take in Quito?
In central areas like La Carolina, La Mariscal, González Suárez, and Cumbayá, typical delivery is 2 to 8 hours. More distant areas like Valle de Los Chillos or Calderón may take longer.

Can I order from the United States or Spain?
Yes. There is a significant Ecuadorian community in New York, Madrid, Milan, and other cities. Because Ecuador is a dollarized country, paying from abroad is especially straightforward — you simply use your USD card.

When is Mother's Day in Ecuador?
Mother's Day in Ecuador is celebrated on the second Sunday of May, the same as most Latin American countries. It is the highest-demand floral date of the year — order at least 48–72 hours in advance.

Why are Ecuadorian flowers so special?
Ecuador grows flowers at over 2,800 meters above sea level, in the equatorial zone. This combination of altitude, intense sunlight, and stable temperatures produces roses with longer stems, more vivid colors, and greater longevity than those from other countries. When you order flowers in Quito, you have direct access to these blooms at their source.

LatinFlores in Quito

LatinFlores covers Quito and its valleys including La Carolina, La Mariscal, González Suárez, Cumbayá, Tumbaco, Valle de Los Chillos, Calderón, and the Historic Center. Same-day delivery for orders placed before 12:00 PM, accepts USD payments with international card or PayPal, and automatically confirms every delivery.

It is especially popular among Ecuadorians living in the United States and Europe who take advantage of the simplicity of USD payments to send flowers to their families in Quito.

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Content reviewed by the LatinFlores Florist Team — over 20 years coordinating floral deliveries across Latin America. Learn about our editorial process.