5 Get Well Soon Flowers and Balloons Combos in Nairobi
The best get well soon flowers and balloons gift is a light, cheerful bouquet with one or two bright balloons, delivered when the patient is awake and able to enjoy it. Pick The Smile if you want a pretty gift on a modest budget. Choose Get Well Flowers for a classic send, and a fruit basket if the ward is strict about flowers or the patient would rather have something to eat. Add a balloon to any of them.
Sending a gift to someone who is unwell is awkward from a distance. You do not know the ward rules or visiting hours, and you may not know if they are home yet. A balloon that arrives limp or flowers that arrive late defeat the purpose. This article gives you five options, each with its price in Kenya shillings, how to add a balloon, and how delivery works.
Every price and delivery detail below comes from Flower Delivery Nairobi, a florist working from a boutique studio on Tubman Road in the CBD. Prices are as listed today, so check the product page before you pay.
1. Get Well Flowers with and balloon, KSh 6,500
What you get and who it suits
Get Well Flowers is the most direct choice, because the listing is named for the occasion and needs no explaining. It suits a relative, a close friend or a colleague when you want the message clear at a glance. The product page shows the exact stems, so check it before you order.
- Price: KSh 6,500
- Flowers: see the product page for the stem list
- Best for: a classic, no-fuss get-well gift
Adding a balloon and timing the delivery
We pair flowers with balloons as combo gifts. Note it at checkout or message us on WhatsApp and ask which get-well designs are in stock. A foil balloon usually stays afloat longer than latex, which helps if the patient is discharged a few days after you send it.
Timing decides whether the gift arrives fresh. Orders placed before the 4 PM EAT cutoff go out the same day, and you should leave at least 2 to 3 hours before the delivery time you want. Orders placed after 4 PM are dispatched the next morning.
Order before 4 PM EAT and the flowers and balloon can reach the patient the same day.
2. The Smile pink roses with a balloon, KSh 3,800
What you get and who it suits
The Smile is a bouquet of pink roses and baby’s breath, and it is the budget pick on this list. The soft pink and the small white blooms look friendly rather than formal. That makes it a good fit for a neighbor, a coworker or a friend you want to cheer up without making a big statement.
- Price: KSh 3,800
- Flowers: pink roses and baby’s breath
- Best for: a modest budget and a warm, gentle look
Adding a balloon and working out the total
Delivery fees depend on where the patient is. They are free within the Nairobi CBD, KES 500 within greater Nairobi, and KES 1,500 outside Nairobi. As a reference point for a balloon, our Baby Boy Balloon is listed at KSh 800, though that design is for newborns. Ask for the get-well version and confirm its price.
Here is a worked example. The Smile at KSh 3,800, plus a balloon at about KSh 800, plus KES 500 delivery to a home in Karen, comes to roughly KSh 5,100. That is less than Get Well Flowers on its own.
A pink-rose bouquet, a balloon and delivery can come in under KSh 5,100.
3. Fresh Fruit Basket plus flowers and a balloon
What you get and who it suits
The Fresh Fruit Basket holds grapes, apples, bananas and pineapple for KSh 4,000. It suits a patient who is recovering at home or one whose ward discourages flowers. Some hospital units restrict them, so a basket is the safer gift. Ask the family about dietary limits first, because some patients cannot eat certain fruit after treatment.
- Price: KSh 4,000
- Contents: grapes, apples, bananas and pineapple
- Best for: wards with flower rules, and patients with an appetite
Building the combo and previewing it
A basket alone can feel plain, so add a bouquet or a balloon and you have the full flowers-and-balloon gift. The Fresh Fruit Basket with The Smile costs KSh 7,800, and with KES 500 delivery that is KSh 8,300. If both go in one delivery the fee should apply once, but confirm that on WhatsApp.
Sending from abroad or from the other side of the city? We send a live photo and short video of the finished order on WhatsApp for your approval before dispatch. You see exactly what the patient will receive, and replies usually come within 5 to 15 minutes.
Approve the photo and video before dispatch, and the gift never surprises you.
4. Eden Fruit Basket with a balloon, KSh 7,500
What you get and who it suits
The Eden Fruit Basket is a larger, beautifully presented basket of juicy oranges, crisp apples and succulent pineapples for KSh 7,500. It suits a patient with a full room of visitors or a family keeping watch at the bedside, because there is plenty to share. It also works for a boss or an elder you want to treat with respect.
- Price: KSh 7,500
- Contents: oranges, apples and pineapples
- Best for: shared gifts and senior recipients
Hospital-ready delivery details
Before you send anything, check the ward rules on flowers and latex balloons. Some wards ban flowers entirely, and latex can trigger allergies. A quick call to the family settles it. When you order, give the patient’s full name, the ward or room number, and a phone number for someone who can sign for the delivery.
Deliveries inside Nairobi take 60 minutes to 3 hours in transit, depending on the zone. The CBD and Westlands are quickest, gated estates like Karen, Runda and Lavington take longer, and outer routes such as Thika, Ruiru and Kiambu Road take the longest. Pick the delivery time carefully around visiting hours.
Match the delivery time to visiting hours, or the gift sits at reception.
5. Special Care as the premium pick, KSh 12,800
What you get and who it suits
Special Care is our top-priced get-well listing at KSh 12,800. It suits close family, a long recovery, or a sender who wants the gesture to be generous. Open the product page to see exactly what is inside, then ask us on WhatsApp whether a balloon can be added to it.
- Price: KSh 12,800
- Contents: see the product page
- Best for: close relatives and bigger gestures
Sending it outside Nairobi or from abroad – Get Well Soon Flowers and Balloons
We offer next-day delivery to major towns across Kenya, including Thika, Naivasha, Nakuru, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret and Kakamega. Special Care to a patient in Nakuru costs KSh 12,800 plus KES 1,500 delivery, so KSh 14,300 before any balloon.
Over 40% of our orders come from senders abroad. International customers can pay with Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express, and local customers can use M-Pesa. If you would rather deliver it yourself, you can collect from the Tubman Road studio. Walk-in hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM EAT, Monday to Saturday.
Next-day delivery reaches major towns, so distance should not stop you from sending.
Which one to send
Choose The Smile if you want the lowest price, Get Well Flowers for a classic gift, and a fruit basket if the ward is strict about flowers. Add a balloon to any of them, and give the ward details so the delivery reaches the right bed. Before 4 PM EAT, you can still have it there the same day.
When you are ready, order The Smile pink roses with a balloon from Flower Delivery Nairobi and send us the details on WhatsApp.
