Order flowers to Royal Hospital for Sick Children with fast delivery
You can send flowers to Royal Hospital for Sick Children to show someone you are thinking of them during their stay. When a child you love is unwell, sending flowers is a small but meaningful way to let them know you are thinking of them. Hospital deliveries go to the main reception or mailing room at Royal Hospital for Sick Children rather than straight to the ward, so include the patient's full name and ward. Ward rules on fresh flowers vary, so a quick check with the hospital before ordering is a good idea. For next-day delivery, order before 3pm Monday to Friday. Now based at the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People on the Little France campus in the south east of the city, the hospital cares for children from across Lothian, the Borders, Fife and the rest of Scotland. Whether your little one is on a short ward stay, recovering from surgery or attending a longer treatment programme, a bright bouquet can lift the mood of the entire family. Delivery to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children is handled with care. It is always worth including the child's full name, ward name and, if known, the bed number on your order so staff can pass the flowers on quickly.
Frequently asked questions about flowers to Royal Hospital for Sick Children
Do visiting hours matter when sending flowers to Royal Hospital for Sick Children?
No. Bouquets for Royal Hospital for Sick Children are left at the main reception or mailing room whatever the visiting hours, and staff pass them on to the ward. Visiting times are set by each ward and can change.
Can flowers be delivered directly to a child's bedside at the Sick Kids hospital?
Not directly. Flowers are handed in at the main reception or mailing room of Royal Hospital for Sick Children, and the hospital's own staff take them to the ward. The patient's full name and ward make this much easier.
How quickly can flowers be delivered to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children from elsewhere in Scotland?
Order before 3pm Monday to Friday, and the bouquet is sent for next-day delivery to Royal Hospital for Sick Children. A local florist or a courier delivers the flowers.