Aquarelle

Aquarelle brings the florist’s craft to online shopping. Its Spanish operation began in 1997, when French company Aquarelle partnered with BÚCARO, a Spanish florist with hands-on experience. That combination shaped its model: customers order online, but florists tie the bouquets by hand and photograph them before dispatch so buyers can see the arrangement that has been prepared.

The selection follows the flower calendar. Alongside roses and occasion bouquets, seasonal arrangements may feature anemones, ranunculus, tulips, lilies, carnations, or peonies. A “florist’s bouquet” uses flowers from local growers. The store also offers indoor and outdoor plants, chocolates, candy, and artisanal candles. Available designs change with the season and the day’s supply.

Same-day delivery is advertised for Madrid, while the website lists 24-hour delivery across mainland Spain. The available delivery date and time window depend on the ZIP code, date, and product and are selected during checkout. Before dispatch, Aquarelle sends a photo of the finished bouquet, letting the buyer see the actual arrangement rather than only a catalog image.

Aquarelle Búcaro S.L. lists its registered office in Getafe, but this is an online operation, not a walk-in flower shop at that address. Customer service hours are listed for weekdays, morning and afternoon, with weekends and public holidays closed. For deliveries outside Madrid, enter the destination ZIP code and preferred date first to confirm which delivery options are available.