Flower Delivery in Kolkata: Weekly Flower Subscription

Jagaddhatri Puja and Saraswati Puja are among the Shakta festivals observed across Bengal after Durga Puja and Kali Puja have passed for the year, and each is a point when a household wants more than the usual delivery.

We flag these dates against the subscription calendar so the delivery for that week is planned rather than an afterthought, without changing the standing weekly arrangement for the rest of the year.

Flowers that hold up in Kolkata's air

Humid air shortens how long cut flowers stay fresh compared with a drier city, and we pick varieties for the weekly bunch that are known to hold up in that air rather than wilt within a couple of days.

The dry season gives every delivery its longest vase life of the year, which is when we can offer more delicate varieties as part of the rotation.

How the weekly delivery works

The bunch arrives on the same fixed day each week, already trimmed and ready to go into a vase, so there is no stripping of leaves or recutting stems required at the door.

A household that wants a different vessel filled, like a low bowl for a dining table instead of a tall vase for a console, can set that preference once and have it followed every week after.

Adjusting the bunch to what is actually in season

The exact flowers in a given week's bunch shift with what is in good supply at that point in the year, so the arrangement in December looks different from the one in July even on the same weekly schedule and the same household.

We tell the household what is coming that week rather than leaving the variety as a surprise, so a bunch meant for a specific occasion, like Jagaddhatri Puja, can be adjusted in advance if needed.