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Flowers with Gift Basket Vietnam from Singapore: What to Order
By the Vietnam Flower Delivery team · 2026-11-06
When you order a flower bouquet paired with a gift basket from Singapore to Vietnam through Hoa Lang Thang, you're combining fresh imported or local blooms with curated items—chocolates, fruit, tea, or decorative goods—in one delivery. We operate in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City only; orders arrive 5–10 business days after payment clears. The bouquet and basket ship together from our shop to your recipient's address, with a photo sent to you before delivery. You pay by international card or bank transfer from Singapore, and timing depends on the recipient's city and whether we source items locally or import them. Ask us for a quote on WhatsApp—pricing varies by design, basket contents, and flower type. Most Singaporeans choose this option for birthdays, anniversaries, or thank-you gifts because it feels more personal than flowers alone and fits local Vietnamese gift customs better than a basket by itself. Order on WhatsApp +84 969 293 894 | How sending from abroad works
Why Do Singaporeans Pick Flowers + Basket Combos for Vietnam?
A single bouquet can feel incomplete; a basket alone misses the emotional warmth flowers bring. Pairing them works because Vietnamese gift etiquette values thoughtfulness—the flowers say "I'm thinking of you," and the basket says "I want you to enjoy something." For birthdays, Mother's Day, or congratulations, this combo hits both emotional and practical notes.
The real reason is geography: Singapore's efficient logistics and English-language ordering make it easy for expats to send home, but Vietnam's local customs expect gifts that feel curated. A basket of imported chocolates with local roses satisfies both expectations. Most orders from Singapore go to family—parents, siblings—who appreciate variety in one box. The basket also protects the flowers during transit and gives the arrangement a gift-ready presentation.
What you're really buying: proof that you chose something thoughtfully, not last-minute. That matters in Vietnamese culture.

Which Cities in Vietnam Can Actually Receive Your Order?
We deliver flowers with gift baskets in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City only. No exceptions, no workarounds.
Why the limit? Vietnam's logistics outside major cities rely on local partners we cannot vet consistently, and flowers need reliable cold-chain handling. Hanoi has our shop in the city center; Ho Chi Minh City's shop covers the metro area. Both cities have phone and address infrastructure Singaporeans use (landlines, mobile numbers in +84 format), so coordination is straightforward.
Check the address format first: Your recipient's phone must be a valid Vietnamese number (+84 9–8 series for mobile, +84 4–3 for landline in Hanoi, +84 28 for Ho Chi Minh City business lines). If they only have a hotel address or a PO box, delivery may fail—we need a street address and a reachable person.
How Does Payment Work from Singapore, and When Do You Pay?
You order on WhatsApp, describe what you want, and we send a quote. Once you approve, you pay by international card (Visa, Mastercard) or international bank transfer. Payment clears before we buy flowers and assemble the basket—usually the same day in Singapore morning hours (Vietnam is 1 hour ahead). Delivery happens 5–10 business days later, depending on flower availability and whether we source local or import items.
Time zone matters: Singapore (UTC+8) = Vietnam (UTC+7). A Monday morning order from Singapore means Monday afternoon in Vietnam. If flowers are out of season, we tell you and offer alternatives—never a substitute without asking.
| Payment Method | Clears in | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| International Visa/Mastercard | 2–4 hours | Fast, no paperwork |
| Bank transfer (SWIFT) | 1–2 business days | Large orders, repeats |
| Remittance app (Wise, Remit) | 24 hours | Lower fees, digital-first |
We do not hold money pending approval photos. Once payment lands, we begin sourcing. The photo of the real bouquet + basket goes to your WhatsApp 24–48 hours before delivery, so you see exactly what arrives.
Order on WhatsApp +84 969 293 894
What Should Be in Your Basket—and What Works Best by Occasion?
The basket isn't a generic hamper; it's chosen to match the event and the relationship. For a mother's birthday, add premium tea or dried fruit. For a business opening, include coffee, chocolate, or corporate-style items. For a young person, candy and snacks work. For condolences, we avoid festive baskets entirely.
Here's what shapes a good pairing:
| Occasion | Flower Style | Basket Items | Who It's For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birthday (family) | Bright roses, sunflowers | Chocolates, tea, fruit | Parents, siblings |
| Anniversary | Red/pink roses, lilies | Wine-adjacent items, premium sweets | Partners, spouses |
| Mother's Day, March 8, Oct 20 (Women's Day) | Tulips, orchids, lavender tones | Beauty items, tea, scarves | Mothers, female friends |
| Business opening/congratulations | Tropical flowers, whites, golds | Coffee, biscuits, corporate gifts | Colleagues, partners |
| Get-well | Pastel roses, freesia | Honey, herbal tea, comfort items | Friends, relatives recovering |
| Sympathy/death anniversary | Chrysanthemums, white lilies | Incense, tea (never festive) | Grieving family |
Key check: Does the basket item feel right for the person and the occasion? A bottle of wine works for a 40-year-old friend's birthday; it doesn't fit a business opening or a condolence. We'll advise over WhatsApp.
We source baskets locally in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City—they're built by hand, not pre-packed—so contents vary. If you have a specific request (no nuts, all vegan, only imported items), tell us in your first message. We confirm what's available before charging you.

What Happens on Delivery Day—and What Can Go Wrong?
Your recipient gets a call or message from our delivery person the morning of delivery (same-day or next-day, depending on the address). They confirm a time window—usually 9 a.m.–6 p.m. The flowers and basket arrive together, wrapped. A photo goes to your WhatsApp once delivery is complete, so you have proof.
What can go wrong and how to avoid it:
- Wrong phone number: Vietnam numbers change, or you have an old one. Ask your recipient to confirm their mobile and preferred contact time (working hours, evening) before you order. We will call twice; if unreachable, we reschedule same-day or next-day, adding a day to delivery.
- Address too vague: "Somewhere in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City" doesn't work. Street name, building number, apartment/suite, and landmark (near a café, school, temple) are essential. Provide it in both English and Vietnamese if possible—ask your recipient for their own written address.
- Recipient not home: We don't leave flowers on the doorstep unattended. Plan around their schedule.
- Seasonal flowers unavailable: If roses are rare (unlikely in 2026), we swap for similar-quality blooms and show you in the photo first. Never a surprise substitution.
- Basket items customs-sensitive: Imported alcohol, certain herbs, or personal-care products face rare delays. We check legality before sourcing—tell us your preferences upfront.
The honest truth: Delivery fails <2% of the time, usually because the phone number was wrong or the address unmappable. Confirm both with your recipient live, not via old messages.
Which Collection Should You Browse Before Ordering?
We organize flowers by occasion and style so you narrow down fast. For your situation, start here:
- Flowers and gifts combined – all bouquets with basket options, organized by season and size.
- Birthday flowers – bright designs, cheerful colors, basket pairings for family and friends.
- Mother's Day flowers – elegant styles perfect with luxury baskets.
- Anniversary and love flowers – red roses, romantic arrangements, premium gift pairings.
- Women's Day flowers – (March 8, October 20 in Vietnam)—tulips, orchids, soft hues with curated items.
- Business and opening flowers – professional arrangements with corporate-style baskets.
You don't buy off a preset menu—you browse styles and tell us what appeals. We build your bouquet fresh and source the basket to match. Ask us for a quote on WhatsApp with a photo or description, and we confirm costs and timing within 2 hours.
Order on WhatsApp +84 969 293 894
What to Check Before You Buy—Your Pre-Order Checklist
Before you WhatsApp us, make sure you have this:
- Recipient's full name (as they answer the phone—formal or nickname).
- Valid Vietnamese phone number (mobile preferred: 09–08 series; landline OK but slower).
- Street address with apartment/suite number, district, and city (Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City only).
- A landmark or cross-street (near a café, temple, school, market).
- Delivery date in your mind – account for 5–10 days from payment. If it's a specific date (birthday, anniversary), tell us; we'll confirm we can hit it.
- Occasion and relationship (birthday, thank-you, sympathy, business). This shapes the flower style and basket.
- Any allergies or dislikes (nuts, certain flowers, colors). Tell us now.
- Card message in English (we can translate to Vietnamese if you want). Keep it under 100 words.
- Budget range (ask us for a quote; we'll propose options).
If anything is missing, we'll ask over WhatsApp and delay nothing—we just need clarity.
How Does Hoa Lang Thang's Photo Confirmation Protect You?
Before delivery, we photograph the real bouquet and basket together against a plain background—no staging, no stock photos. The image goes to your WhatsApp, showing the exact flowers, arrangement height, basket color, and contents. You approve or ask for changes (recolor, swap an item, add/remove flowers). This is free and takes <2 hours.
Why it matters: You see what's really being delivered, not a designer's illustration. If your recipient has a dislike (too tall, too pink, too much greenery), you catch it 48 hours before arrival. If you say "that's perfect," we proceed.
Once delivery is complete, we send a final photo from the recipient's location—proof it arrived. This protects both of us: you know it was delivered, and we document completion.
How sending from abroad works | Order on WhatsApp +84 969 293 894

FAQ
How long does the order really take from Singapore—5–10 days?
Yes, 5–10 business days from the day payment clears. Singapore bank transfers or card payments usually clear same-day to next-day. Flowers then take 2–4 days to source and arrange, plus 1–3 days for delivery logistics. If it's a specific date, tell us upfront; we'll confirm we can hit it or offer alternatives.
Can you include a message card in Vietnamese if I write it in English?
Yes. Write your message in English (under 100 words), and we translate it to Vietnamese and include a printed card in the bouquet. Tell us in your WhatsApp message if you want Vietnamese translation.
Is the basket included in one delivery, or does it arrive separately?
One delivery. The bouquet and basket arrive together, wrapped, on the same day. We do not split shipments—everything goes in one box or arrangement.
Do you deliver on Sundays or Vietnamese holidays (Tet, National Days)?
We deliver Monday–Saturday normally. During Tet (late January/early February) and major national holidays (April 30, September 2), delivery may be delayed 1–2 days. Tell us your date, and we confirm holidays before you pay.
Can I pick exactly what goes in the basket, or do you choose?
You tell us the occasion and any preferences (vegan, no nuts, luxury items, local products), and we curate. You see the basket items in the photo before delivery and can ask for swaps. It's collaborative, not a preset box.
Order flowers
Tell us the city, the date, the occasion and the address. We reply on WhatsApp in English with bouquet options and a quote.
FAQ
How long does the order really take from Singapore—5–10 days?
Yes, 5–10 business days from the day payment clears. Singapore bank transfers or card payments usually clear same-day to next-day. Flowers then take 2–4 days to source and arrange, plus 1–3 days for delivery logistics. If it's a specific date, tell us upfront; we'll confirm we can hit it or offer alternatives.
Can you include a message card in Vietnamese if I write it in English?
Yes. Write your message in English (under 100 words), and we translate it to Vietnamese and include a printed card in the bouquet. Tell us in your WhatsApp message if you want Vietnamese translation.
Is the basket included in one delivery, or does it arrive separately?
One delivery. The bouquet and basket arrive together, wrapped, on the same day. We do not split shipments—everything goes in one box or arrangement.
Do you deliver on Sundays or Vietnamese holidays (Tet, National Days)?
We deliver Monday–Saturday normally. During Tet (late January/early February) and major national holidays (April 30, September 2), delivery may be delayed 1–2 days. Tell us your date, and we confirm holidays before you pay.
Can I pick exactly what goes in the basket, or do you choose?
You tell us the occasion and any preferences (vegan, no nuts, luxury items, local products), and we curate. You see the basket items in the photo before delivery and can ask for swaps. It's collaborative, not a preset box.
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