Abu Dhabi · United Arab Emirates
GetFloristPOS is a florist POS for Abu Dhabi that plans deliveries from the island out to Khalifa City, Yas and Saadiyat by zone and time slot, with Onwani address details on every order. Receipts print in Arabic or English, and AED prices include VAT.
Delivery docket · Abu Dhabi
- 01Al Reem Island
- 02Saadiyat Island
- 03Yas Island
- 04Khalifa City
- 05Al Khalidiyah and the Corniche
- 06Mohammed Bin Zayed City
BloomAED 269/moPrices include 5% VAT.
- February 14Valentine's Day: deliveries spread from the island to the mainland suburbs.
- March 21Mother's Day, a key gifting day in Emirati and Arab households.
- Ramadan and EidMajlis and iftar arrangements, corporate gifting and Eid family visits.
- December 2UAE National Day (Eid Al Etihad): government, office and school events in the national colors.
- Late November to early DecemberThe Formula 1 race weekend on Yas Island: hospitality and hotel florals.
- October to AprilWedding season, including large Emirati weddings with separate women's celebrations.
Delivering flowers in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi spreads from the main island across bridges to Yas, Saadiyat, Al Reem and the mainland communities of Khalifa City and Mohammed Bin Zayed City, so a single shop's deliveries can cover long distances. The emirate's Onwani system gives buildings a number and blue address plate, but most customers still describe a building, a sector or a landmark. Government offices, embassies and palaces have their own access rules. In GetFloristPOS, set zones for the island, the bridge islands and the mainland, with longer slots and higher fees for the far zones, and keep Onwani and gate notes on each order.
Example: a peak day in Abu Dhabi
Van sheet · 9–12
7 of 9 deliveries booked · slot closes itself when full
- Al Reem IslandHaddad — Hand-tied, 18 stems
- Al Reem IslandOkafor — Vase, peonies
- Saadiyat IslandLee — Sympathy spray
- Saadiyat IslandRuiz — Dozen roses
- Yas IslandPatel — Hatbox, coral
- Yas IslandNovak — Orchid plant
- Khalifa CityKhan — Wire order (incoming)
Van sheet · 12–3
5 of 8 deliveries booked · slot closes itself when full
- Al Reem IslandBrown — Garden vase
- Saadiyat IslandAli — Centrepiece
- Saadiyat IslandTanaka — Anniversary roses
- Yas IslandMensah — Birthday hand-tied
- Khalifa CityGarcia — Corporate weekly
Van sheet · 3–6
9 of 9 deliveries booked · slot closes itself when full
- Al Reem IslandSilva — Mother’s Day box
- Al Reem IslandCohen — Mother’s Day box
- Saadiyat IslandHussain — Hand-tied + card
- Saadiyat IslandDubois — Wire order (incoming)
- Yas IslandYilmaz — Lilies, no pollen
- Yas IslandEvans — Plant + balloon
- Khalifa CityMoreau — Vase, ranunculus
- Khalifa CityAbara — Dozen roses
- Yas IslandNg — Get-well basket
The flower trade in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi florists draw on the same import chain as the rest of the UAE: stems flown from the Netherlands, Kenya, South America and India, mostly through the Dubai Flower Centre, then trucked to wholesalers who deliver to the capital.
As the federal capital, Abu Dhabi has a large share of government, embassy, hotel and corporate customers, which means more purchase orders, invoices and recurring arrangements than in a pure walk-in market.
Emirati families are a large part of the customer base, with weddings, new-baby celebrations and Eid visits that call for grand arrangements and Arabic paperwork. Shops compete with Dubai-based delivery platforms that also serve the capital.
Setting up GetFloristPOS for a Abu Dhabi shop
- 1Currency AED, VAT-inclusive pricing, TRN on invoices, and Arabic as the default receipt language if most customers prefer it.
- 2Zones for the main island, Reem, Saadiyat and Yas, and the mainland communities, each with its own fee and slot length.
- 3Onwani number, landmark and gate-access fields on each delivery.
- 4Customer accounts for government and corporate clients with purchase-order numbers on invoices.
- 5Recurring sales orders for office, hotel and majlis arrangements.
- 6Event orders for weddings with deposits, balance-due dates and venue access notes.
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FAQ
Can I charge differently for Yas or Khalifa City?
Yes. Each zone has its own delivery fee and can have its own slot length and same-day cutoff.
Can I add an Onwani number to an address?
Yes. Each delivery has fields for the Onwani number, building, landmark and access notes.
Our government clients need purchase orders on invoices. Is that possible?
Yes. Add the PO number to the order, and the invoice layout prints it with your TRN and the VAT amount.
Can the whole system run in Arabic?
Yes. Staff can use the interface in Arabic, and receipts and invoices can be printed in Arabic or English.
Can I set up weekly arrangements for an office or hotel?
Yes. A recurring order creates the delivery each week, ready to make and schedule.
How do I handle a large Emirati wedding?
Create an event order with the full quote, take the deposit, set the balance-due date, and keep venue and timing notes on it.
Can I log stems that wilted before sale?
Yes. Record them as a waste adjustment against the lot, so your stock and margins stay honest.
Is there a contract?
No. Plans are monthly or annual with no contract; see pricing for AED prices.
Prices in AED. Prices include 5% VAT. The UAE desk keeps Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–14:00 (GST).
14-day free trialNo contractNo per-order commission