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Online flower stores that sell same day and deliver across Dubai on time.

Codeeo offers flower delivery ecommerce website development in Dubai for florists, gifting brands and online flower shops. We build the store your customers buy from: bouquets organised by occasion, size and colour options, delivery slots that respect each area's cut off, a recipient address that a driver can actually find, card messages in Arabic or English, and a checkout that takes Apple Pay, cards and instalments. Orders then arrive in your back office ready for the florist to make.

The store is designed for gifting, which means the person paying is rarely the person receiving. Every step, from product page to confirmation email, is built around that fact.

Built for
Independent florists, online flower brands, gift and hamper companies, hotel and event florists, and multi studio flower businesses delivering across Dubai and the other emirates.
Typical timeline
Agreed in discovery against your catalogue size, delivery zones, integrations and languages; most florists ask us to plan launch well clear of Valentine's Day or Mother's Day rather than days before it.
What you own
The store, its code or platform account, your product catalogue and photography, customer and order data, and the payment provider account, all in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
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HP
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HMS
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Ghezlan

What the store includes

The parts of a flower store that decide whether the gift arrives right.

Flowers are an unusual product to sell online. Stock is perishable and changes with each shipment through the Dubai Flower Centre at the airport. Most orders are gifts, often bought the same day, frequently from abroad by someone who has never been to the recipient's building. Demand spikes hard on a handful of dates: Valentine's Day, Mother's Day on 21 March, Eid, graduations and the start of the school year.

A generic online store theme does not handle any of that well. It shows products that cannot be made today, lets a customer choose a slot your drivers cannot reach, and collects an address with no tower name or Makani number. The capabilities below are what we build into a flower store so that the order a customer places is one your studio can fulfil. Strong flower delivery ecommerce website design in Dubai is mostly about these quiet details, with beautiful photography on top.

Explain your project
  • Catalogue by occasion, style and budget

    Bouquets, boxes, vases, plants and arrangements organised by occasion, flower type, colour and size, with filters that work on a phone. Seasonal ranges for Ramadan, Eid or National Day can be published and retired on schedule, and best sellers stay at the top of each collection.

    Shoppers find a suitable gift in a few taps.

  • Variants and substitution rules

    Each design comes in sizes such as classic, deluxe and grand, with optional vases and colour choices, each with its own stock and preparation time. A substitution policy shown on the product page explains that a stem may be replaced by one of equal quality when the shipment changes, which avoids disputes later.

    Customers know what they will get and what may vary.

  • Delivery zones, slots and cut offs

    Delivery areas mapped across Dubai, from Downtown and Dubai Marina to Mirdif and Dubai South, each with its own available slots, same day cut off time and delivery charge rule. The checkout only offers slots your drivers can meet, and closes slots automatically when a day's capacity is full.

    Fewer late deliveries, because impossible slots are never sold.

  • Recipient address that drivers can find

    A recipient form designed for Dubai addresses: building or villa name, community, apartment number, Makani number where known, a pin dropped on a map and the recipient's phone. A surprise option tells the driver to call the sender rather than the recipient when access is needed.

    Drivers stop calling the sender to ask where the tower is.

  • Card messages in two languages

    A gift message field that accepts Arabic and English, previews how the card will print, and warns when the message is too long. Messages pass to the studio as clean print files, so florists are not retyping notes copied from emails.

    The card says exactly what the sender wrote.

  • Add ons and bundles

    Chocolates, cakes, balloons, perfume and teddy bears offered as add ons at the right moment in the basket, with their own stock and lead times. Bundles for birthdays or new babies combine items at a single product page while each component is tracked separately for stock.

    A larger basket without a cluttered checkout.

  • Checkout for gift buyers

    Guest checkout, Apple Pay and Google Pay, cards through a UAE gateway, and Tabby or Tamara where you choose to offer instalments. Senders abroad can pay in their own card currency through the gateway, and a VAT tax invoice is issued automatically with your TRN.

    Fewer abandoned baskets from senders in a hurry.

  • Stock and studio sync

    Stock levels managed per studio or warehouse, so a design runs out on the store when its key stems run out in the cold room. Orders flow to your order management, accounting or delivery software through an integration, or to a clear daily production list if you work simply.

    The store never sells what the studio cannot make today.

  • Corporate and recurring orders

    Accounts for hotels, offices and restaurants that order weekly arrangements or send gifts to clients, with saved recipients, scheduled deliveries and invoiced payment terms. Consumers can also set up a recurring flower delivery for their own home if you offer one.

    Repeat revenue that does not depend on the next holiday.

  • Peak day controls

    A peak mode for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and Eid: a reduced catalogue of designs you can make at volume, earlier cut offs, pre-order windows that open weeks ahead, and capacity limits per slot. You switch it on and off from the admin.

    Peak days stay profitable instead of chaotic.

Who this is for

Four flower businesses we build stores for in Dubai.

Every florist in Dubai sells flowers, but the stores they need differ a lot. A neighbourhood shop that takes most orders on WhatsApp needs a simple, fast store and a clean order list. A gifting brand with several studios needs zone routing and stock per location. As a flower delivery ecommerce development company we start by reviewing where your orders come from today, what goes wrong on busy days and which systems your team already relies on.

01

A florist moving orders off WhatsApp

Taking orders by message works until a busy weekend, when details get lost and payment links are chased by hand. Here, flower delivery online store development in Dubai means a straightforward store with your best designs, clear slots and online payment, then keep WhatsApp as the place customers ask questions rather than the place orders are assembled.

Often built on Shopify or WooCommerce to keep running costs predictable.

02

An online brand with several studios

Brands with studios in different parts of the city need each order routed to the nearest studio that has the stock, with zone based slots and separate capacity. We plan the catalogue, stock locations and routing rules together, and often use a headless front end so the store stays fast with a large catalogue.

03

A gifting company selling more than flowers

Companies that combine flowers with cakes, hampers and personalised gifts need components with different lead times and suppliers in one basket. We build bundle logic, supplier notifications and delivery rules that respect the slowest item, so a cake that needs a day's notice is never promised in two hours.

Bundles are configured in the admin, not hard coded.

04

A florist serving hotels, offices and events

Business clients want weekly lobby arrangements, event quotes and gifts to their own clients, billed monthly. We add trade accounts with approval, saved addresses, recurring schedules and invoice payment alongside the consumer store, so one platform serves both sides of the business. Hotel concierges and office managers can reorder last week's arrangement in a couple of clicks.

How your flower store gets built.

  1. 01Studio visit and order reviewWe visit your studio in Dubai, follow an order from basket to doorstep, and list the zones, cut offs, add ons and failure points you see every week.
  2. 02Catalogue and delivery modelProduct structure, variants, substitution policy, delivery zones, slot capacity and peak day rules written down and agreed before design begins.
  3. 03Store design and photographyMobile first product and checkout design in English and Arabic, with a photography plan that shows each size honestly and consistently.
  4. 04Build and integrationsPlatform set up, payment gateway, instalment providers, stock sync, delivery and accounting integrations, plus consent aware analytics under the UAE PDPL.
  5. 05Order testingTest orders for every zone, slot, add on, surprise delivery and refund, placed from local and overseas cards, then checked against the printed card and production list.
  6. 06Launch before the next peakRedirects from your old site, search console set up, a soft launch on ordinary days, then peak mode rehearsed well before the next major date.

Technology

What we build this with.

Built on Shopify, WooCommerce or a headless commerce setup with a Next.js front end, depending on catalogue size, delivery logic and how much control you need, with UAE payment gateways and the delivery or accounting tools you already use.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions florists ask before building an online store.

Delivery logic, integrations and catalogue size, far more than page count.

The main drivers are how complex your delivery zones and slots are, whether stock is tracked per studio, how many add ons and bundles you sell, which payment, delivery and accounting systems must connect, Arabic and English content, and whether you need trade accounts. The platform choice matters too: a Shopify store with apps costs differently over time from a headless build. We estimate in writing after discovery, split by these parts.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews