Norwegian Dawn. How to arrange for flowers in cabin

[indiana123]

I have been looking to see how to arrange to purchase flowers for our cabin.  I have looked at Celebration Packages but no mention of flowers.

 

Has anyone done this on Norwegian? Any ideas?    

 

Thanks

Edited August 13, 2023 by indiana123

[ggTexasGal]

2 hours ago, indiana123 said:

I have been looking to see how to arrange to purchase flowers for our cabin.  I have looked at Celebration Packages but no mention of flowers.

 

Has anyone done this on Norwegian? Any ideas?    

 

Thanks

Flowers used to be available to order Pre-cruise.  However, there are no listings available in my searches.  Perhaps NCL ended them as part of their Sail and Sustain measures.

[9tee2Sea]

3 hours ago, indiana123 said:

I have been looking to see how to arrange to purchase flowers for our cabin.  I have looked at Celebration Packages but no mention of flowers.

 

Has anyone done this on Norwegian? Any ideas?    

 

Thanks

why not purchase flowers before boarding ( and in ports) and bring them on?  Make sure to read thru prohibited items list on NCL website.  If you bring them onboard, ask if you can walk the thru the X-ray instead of placing them on the conveyor belt.  I see folks bring flowers on in Seattle all the time

[www3traveler]

Along time ago, you could purchase flowers at the Restaurant Reseverations Desk in the lobby.  I havve done it a number of times but not recently.

[Pitzel]

I think they may have reduced or eliminated flowers onboard due to supply chain issues as well as sustainability issues. Pre-covid, suites used to come with a flower arrangement in the cabin. I believe that has been discontinued.

Also, due to agricultural restrictions, you can't bring flowers back into the US, even if that is where they originated. Which means that you can't leave the ship and take the flower arrangement home with you. So, if you purchase flowers near your embarkation port, expect that you will need to leave those behind.

[All-ready2cruise]

I checked the "Gifts and more" on both my upcoming cruises and could find zero flowers listed. What @Pitzel has advised is correct. I did see lots of food and wine available though.  

[Girr]

In the suites the fresh flowers have been deleted, and a live plant substituted.  So I'll second it looks like the flower option is gone.  

[jandnmn]

7 hours ago, 9tee2Sea said:

why not purchase flowers before boarding ( and in ports) and bring them on?  Make sure to read thru prohibited items list on NCL website.  If you bring them onboard, ask if you can walk the thru the X-ray instead of placing them on the conveyor belt.  I see folks bring flowers on in Seattle all the time

 

[jandnmn]

I was wondering if it is ok to buy flowers in Seattle at the market and bring them onboard? Have you seen this done recently? Thank you.

[Pitzel]

1 hour ago, jandnmn said:

I was wondering if it is ok to buy flowers in Seattle at the market and bring them onboard? Have you seen this done recently? Thank you.

You should be able to bring them onboard. You will not be allowed to take them back off with you, however.

[BirdTravels]

We ordered flowers for our May cruise. But there is no option for our cruise that departs a few weeks from now. 

[laudergayle]

13 hours ago, jandnmn said:

I was wondering if it is ok to buy flowers in Seattle at the market and bring them onboard? Have you seen this done recently? Thank you.

Yes we saw several people bringing their flowers from the market onboard in Seattle.

[cruiseny4life]

No flower option here either. I could book a vow renewal to receive "one single red rose." I suppose it was love at first sight in our case, but wouldn't a renewal be love at many sights? So give me loads of roses, please!