Hospital Flower Delivery in Nairobi

Get well flowers, delivered to the ward

Hospital rooms are plain. Flowers fix that.

A bit of colour by the bed reminds someone that people are thinking of them. We deliver get well flowers, fruit baskets and small gifts to hospitals across Nairobi. And to homes, once they’re discharged.

Hospitals come with rules, busy receptions and visiting hours. So a hospital drop takes more care than a normal one. We confirm the details with you and keep you posted until the flowers reach the patient or the ward.

Hospitals we deliver to in Nairobi

All over the city. Including:

• The Nairobi Hospital and Kenyatta National Hospital in Upper Hill.
• Aga Khan University Hospital and MP Shah Hospital in Parklands.
• The Karen Hospital in Karen.
• Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital in Muthaiga.
• Any other hospital, clinic or maternity wing in Nairobi. Just give us the name and location.

How hospital flower delivery works

1. Pick a hospital-friendly arrangement from the options below, or ask us on WhatsApp.
2. Send the patient details: full name as registered, hospital, and the ward, room or bed if you know it.
3. Add a contact number for the patient or a family member at the hospital.
4. Pay by M-Pesa or card.
5. We deliver to the ward or reception, whichever the hospital allows, and update you until it’s done.

Need it today? Same-day delivery runs across Nairobi. Call or WhatsApp 0724 906221.

The best flowers and gifts for hospitals

• Low-scent bouquets. Roses, carnations, chrysanthemums and gerberas barely smell. Good for shared wards.
• Flower baskets and boxes. They bring their own water. Nobody has to hunt for a vase.
• Fruit baskets. The go-to where flowers aren’t allowed.
• Get well hampers. Flowers plus fruit or treats, in one gift. See gift hampers.

What to avoid

Lilies and other strong scents can be too much in a small room. Big, tall arrangements eat up bedside space. And some units, like intensive care, don’t take flowers at all. Unsure? Go with a fruit basket, or ask us.

Hospital rules to know

• Intensive care and high dependency units usually say no to flowers. Send to the family at home instead, or pick a gift for later.
• Some wards want deliveries left at reception or the nurses’ station.
• Visiting hours can affect when we hand flowers to the patient directly.
• Patients get discharged or moved. Tell us and we’ll redirect the flowers to their home in Nairobi.

Flowers for new mums in maternity wards

One of our most common hospital drops. Soft pastel bouquets, pink or blue arrangements and small baskets are perfect. Often with a little gift for the baby. More ideas on new baby flowers.

Get well card messages

• “Thinking of you and wishing you a speedy recovery.”
• “Rest up and get well soon. We miss you.”
• “Sending love and strength. See you on your feet very soon.”
• “From all of us at the office: get well soon!”

Get well flowers for recovery at home

Recovery keeps going long after the hospital. The first week home can drag.

A bouquet or basket at the door that week lifts the mood. And no ward rules to worry about. Pick something that lasts, like a flower box or basket, so it keeps going through a slow recovery. Family busy looking after them? Add a fruit basket or small hamper.

Thank-you flowers for doctors and nurses

Lots of families thank the doctors, nurses and staff who looked after someone they love. Best pick for a nurses’ station: a flower box, or a fruit or chocolate hamper they can share. Easy to display. Easy to share. Add a short card with the ward name and your family’s name. More on thank you flowers.

Prices

Sending from overseas? See sending flowers to Kenya from abroad.

Delivery prices

Collect from our shop on Biashara St and delivery is free. Place not listed? Call or WhatsApp 0724 906221.

Why choose Nectar for hospital deliveries

• Since 2008 delivering across Nairobi. Rated 5.0 on Google from 46 reviews.
• Hospital-friendly designs from florists who know the ward rules.
• Updates until delivery, so you know it arrived.
• Same-day delivery for urgent get well wishes.

Someone in hospital? Call or WhatsApp 0724 906221 with the hospital and ward.