❀ Flower delivery to Bialystok

Bouquets in Bia?ystok with Delivery

Living in Ukraine while your mum, sister or friend is in Bia?ystok? Place an order with UFL, pay by card, and the bouquet will be delivered to the address you give. Delivery costs UAH 391.

Bia?ystok in brief

Bia?ystok's story begins around 1437, when Jakub Tabutowicz received wilderness land along the Bia?a River from Michael ?ygimantaitis. The Wiesio?owski family, owners from 1547, founded the first school; in 1661 the estate went to Stefan Czarniecki and then to the Branicki family. In 1692 Stefan Miko?aj Branicki obtained city rights from King John III Sobieski. In the 18th century Hetman Jan Klemens Branicki turned the palace into a grand residence, earning the city the name 'Versailles of Podlachia'; Poland's first military technical school opened here in 1745 and the Komedialnia theatre in 1748. The Warsaw–Saint Petersburg railway (1862) made Bia?ystok a major textile centre, the 'Manchester of the North'. Since 1999 it has been the capital of Podlaskie Voivodeship.

Notable people of Bia?ystok

Natives include Esperanto creator Ludwik Zamenhof (1859–1917), artist Oleksandra Ekster (1882–1949), film director Dziga Vertov (1895/1896–1954), Ryszard Kaczorowski (1919–2010), the last President of Poland in exile, and Albert Sabin, co-developer of the polio vaccine. Officers of the Ukrainian People's Republic army, among them sotnyk Yurii Zabrodskyi (1893–1933), are buried in the city's Orthodox cemetery.

Landmarks and local features

The city lies on the Bia?a, a tributary of the Supra?l, and forests cover about 18% of its area, including the Zwierzyniecki Forest and Antoniuk reserves and the Dojlidy Ponds. Key sights are Branicki Palace and park, the Baroque Town Hall (1745–1761), the Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nicholas (1843–1846), St. Roch Church and the Opera and Philharmonic (2006–2012). Bia?ystok has Poland's largest Orthodox community, brews ?ubr beer and gave the world the bialy roll. The local branch of the Union of Ukrainians of Podlasie runs Ukrainian lessons in city kindergartens and schools. Flowers can be delivered to any address in Bia?ystok.

Price and Payment

• City delivery: UAH 391.
• Delivery time: Poland is one hour behind Kyiv, so please give the delivery time in local time.
• How to pay: by card on the website, from Ukraine or abroad.
• Support: our manager replies in Viber, Telegram and WhatsApp.
• Card message: in Ukrainian, Polish, English or any other language.

Polish Reasons to Send Flowers

Mother's Day in Poland falls on May 26, so orders peak just before it. Women's Day on March 8 is also celebrated in Poland, as is Valentine's Day on February 14. Before holidays it is best to order early.

What People Order in Poland

The most ordered bouquets in Poland are "Bouquet of 7 red roses", "Bouquet of 9 daisies" and "15 red roses", often with "Candy Raffaello 150 g" as an extra. The average order with delivery to Poland is about UAH 5,700, and 38% of orders include a greeting card. 27% of deliveries fall on weekends. UFL data for 2025–2026.

Delivery Across Poland

We also deliver to other cities in the region: Celestynow, Zelechow, Warsaw, Olsztyn. The capital is Warsaw, and all cities with delivery are listed on the Poland page. For a surprise, give the address of the office or cafe where the recipient will be, plus a contact phone number.

Popular Bouquets

For a birthday start with birthday flowers, for your sweetheart see flowers for her, and for your mother, flowers for mom. The most chosen flowers are red roses and spray roses, and for a special moment there are 101 roses. Also see hydrangeas and flowers in a box.