New Baby Flowers and Gifts in Lima
Share congratulations with new parents in Lima through a card and a gift for their home. A pink seasonal flower-or-plant basket or a green plant offers different ways to welcome the arrival.
Agree a convenient receiving date with the family. For a maternity stay, confirm the actual ward’s acceptance and include the parent’s registered name, ward, department, building and full receiving address.
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Send New Baby Flowers and Gifts to Lima
Congratulations for the Parents
A pink basket with seasonal flowers or plants and greenery offers one way to welcome a new arrival. Monstera and other green plants provide different presents for the family’s home.
Choose for the parents’ preferences. A new-baby greeting can use any colours they enjoy.
Read the Actual Presentation
The pink basket is described with flowers or plants; read the actual selected contents. A separately chosen green plant has its own container and care information.
Compare the size and presentation for the place the parents will display it.
A Gift for the Family’s Home
Agree a convenient receiving day with the family, including any planned return home.
Give the recipient’s complete Lima address, including the street name and house or building number, district and correct five-digit postcode. Add the apartment, floor and receiving entrance where useful, with a working Peruvian contact number.
Flowers During a Maternity Stay
For a parent staying at the Instituto Nacional Materno Perinatal (INMP), confirm the actual maternity ward’s acceptance of the chosen flowers or plant. Give the parent’s registered name, ward, department and building, full receiving address and the family-confirmed receiving point.
The INMP’s Sede Central is listed at Jr. Santa Rosa Nº 941, also known as the former Miró Quesada address. Use the actual ward, building and receiving entrance confirmed by the family.
A Personal Welcome in the Card
Congratulate the parents in your own words and check any names before ordering.
If the baby’s name has not been shared, a greeting to the parents can carry your wishes.
Flowers, Plants and Separate Presents
Suitable extras added at flower checkout normally accompany the bouquet. Plants and separately ordered gifts have their own dates.
Choose an offered delivery option for the actual gift and address, around the family’s plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about delivery days, hours, coverage areas, and our policies to help you send flowers with confidence.
Do new-baby flowers have to be pink or blue?
No. Choose colours and flowers the parents like. A favourite palette or a mixed bouquet can make a personal congratulations gift.
Can I send flowers during a maternity stay at the INMP?
For a parent staying at the Instituto Nacional Materno Perinatal (INMP), confirm the actual maternity ward’s acceptance of the chosen flowers or plant. Give the parent’s registered name, ward, department and building, full receiving address and the family-confirmed receiving point.
What can I write if I do not know the baby’s name?
Congratulate the parents or send a welcome to the new arrival without using a name. Check any names you do include before ordering.
Can an add-on gift accompany the new-baby bouquet?
Where offered at checkout, add-ons ordered with the flowers normally accompany the arrangement. Separate gifts may have different delivery dates.
Can I include a message with my flowers?
Yes. Add your personal card message during checkout. It will be sent with the flowers whenever possible.
