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Flower Subscriptions in Lisbon: How to Choose Size and Frequency

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A flower subscription suits a different need from a one-off bouquet. Instead of choosing flowers only for a birthday or celebration, you arrange a series of fresh bouquets for a home or workplace. The useful decisions are size, frequency and how the deliveries fit the recipient’s routine.

LOVA’s subscription pages offer a choice of bouquet size, number of deliveries and weekly or fortnightly frequency. Here is how to compare those options without confusing the number of bouquets with the number of weeks.

Start with where the flowers will live

Choose the place before choosing the biggest bouquet. A dining table, narrow hallway console and office reception each have different space and visibility needs. Consider the height and opening of the vase, nearby objects and whether people need to see one another across the flowers.

The S-size, M-size and L-size subscriptions provide starting points. Size labels are not exact dimensions, so ask the team about the scale if the bouquet needs to fit a particular surface.

Compare subscription sizes

Count deliveries separately from frequency

The subscription variants currently include four, eight or twelve deliveries, with flowers arriving every week or every two weeks. The delivery count tells you how many bouquets you are buying. The frequency tells you the spacing between them.

For example, four deliveries at weekly intervals give you four bouquets on four scheduled dates. At fortnightly intervals, you still receive four bouquets, but there is more time between arrivals. Confirm the exact dates with LOVA; do not treat “four deliveries” as a promise of continuous flowers for a particular number of calendar days.

Choice Question to ask yourself
Bouquet size What suits the vase and the space?
Number of deliveries How many separate bouquets do I want?
Weekly or fortnightly How often will someone be available to receive them?
First delivery When should the series begin?

Understand how the flowers are selected

The subscription description says that the florist chooses fresh seasonal flowers for each arrangement. Colour and style preferences can be shared with the team. You can also send a photograph of your vase and interior to help communicate the setting.

This is a good fit if you enjoy variety and want the florist to work with the flowers available. It is a different purchase from ordering an exact named bouquet repeatedly. If one flower must appear in every delivery, discuss that requirement before committing.

What is included?

The current subscription pages list a fresh seasonal bouquet, care instructions, flower food and delivery included in the price. That inclusion applies to these subscriptions; it should not be assumed for every one-off bouquet or gift set.

Read the total for the selected variant and confirm that the address is covered. When comparing subscriptions, compare the same number of deliveries and bouquet size. A larger upfront total may represent more bouquets rather than a higher price for one bouquet.

Make the first delivery easy

Select the first delivery date when ordering in the cart. The product description says LOVA will contact you to confirm the later dates. Provide a reachable phone number and complete address, including the floor, apartment and reception details where relevant.

Think about holidays and time away before choosing the frequency. Ask the team how changes would be handled; the product description does not establish a general right to pause, skip or move a delivery. Likewise, do not assume automatic renewal or a particular cancellation process without checking the applicable terms.

Giving a subscription as a present

A subscription can turn one occasion into several separate moments. It works best when the recipient has space for flowers and can receive the deliveries. If you are unsure about the first date, explore the flower subscription gift certificate and confirm the redemption arrangements before buying.

For a recipient who would prefer choosing and making an arrangement themselves, a workshop may suit them better. For a single date, a one-off bouquet keeps the logistics simpler. Our birthday flower guide helps with that choice.

Frequently asked questions

Will every bouquet be identical?

The subscription is based on fresh seasonal flowers selected by the florist. Share your colour and style preferences, but confirm any essential requirement.

Is delivery included?

The current S, M and L subscription pages list delivery as included. Confirm the selected option and address before ordering.

Can I choose the first date?

Select it in the cart; LOVA then contacts you to confirm the later dates, according to the product description.

Compare the subscription options above or contact LOVA with a photograph of your space and the delivery pattern you have in mind.

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