Alma Viva
Send flowers to Morocco from Boston
From Revere to Malden, Boston's Moroccan community — one of the oldest in the United States — can finally offer more than a phone call. The Alma Viva Experience, 600 MAD (about 60 USD) all-inclusive, combines a seasonal bouquet with a personalized web page revealed by a QR code on a premium card, delivered free the same day in Rabat, Salé, Témara and Casablanca.
Start my orderWhy order from Boston with Alma Viva?
Ten minutes, about one ride on the Red Line
Between two lectures, a hospital shift or a meeting in Cambridge, ten minutes online gets it done. You pay with an international card — Visa, Mastercard or Amex through Stripe, verified by 3D Secure — billed in dirhams, and your bank converts on its own: around 60 USD for the whole Experience.
A bouquet composed and handed over in Morocco
Instead of shipping flowers across an ocean, our florists arrange them locally in Morocco. The seasonal bouquet is delivered free of charge, the same day, in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca — it has never seen a cargo hold or a transit cold room.
A web page that carries your presence across six time zones
Included in the 600 MAD, the personalized web page gathers your text, your photos, a video and a soundtrack, unlocked by scanning the QR code on a premium card nestled in the bouquet. Six hours of ocean between you, and still your voice fills the family living room.
How it works from Boston
Compose your web page in the online studio
From your Somerville studio or a campus library, open the Alma Viva studio. Write your letter, upload your photos, record a short video message, pick the song that will hit home.
Select the Alma Viva Experience
For 600 MAD (about 60 USD), everything is included: the seasonal bouquet, the personalized web page, the premium QR card and free delivery. For a relative settled outside the zone, the standalone web page at 300 MAD goes out by email, anywhere on the planet.
We deliver in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca
The bouquet is prepared in Morocco and handed over free of charge, the same day, in the four cities we cover. Email confirmation, WhatsApp follow-up: you know exactly when the flowers arrive, from your couch in Boston.
The Bostonian's guide to flowers delivered in Morocco
One of America's oldest Moroccan communities, and still the same ache
The Moroccan community of Massachusetts has been putting down roots around Revere and Malden for decades — it is one of the oldest in the United States. You will find families three generations deep, alongside a steady stream of students and researchers drawn by the universities of Boston and Cambridge. They all share the same impossible calendar: Mother's Day lands in the middle of finals, Eid falls mid-semester, dad's birthday collides with a thesis defense. And going home means, at best, one trip a year, in summer.
For every one of those missed milestones, the Alma Viva Experience puts something real in the room. For 600 MAD all-inclusive, a seasonal bouquet crosses the threshold of the family home in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca the same day, carrying a premium card stamped with a QR code. One scan opens your personalized web page: the letter written between study sessions, photos of the Charles River under snow, the video where you tell them about your life here. The PhD stays in Boston; the emotion gets delivered in Morocco.
Six hours of ocean, zero friction: paying and tracking from Massachusetts
On the payment side, nothing differs from your everyday American purchases. Checkout goes through Stripe with a Visa, Mastercard or Amex card and your bank's 3D Secure verification. The price reads in dirhams — 600 MAD, around 60 USD — and the dollar conversion appears automatically on your statement, with no wire transfer and no remittance fees. A confirmation email arrives instantly, then WhatsApp keeps you posted until the bouquet is handed over, photo included.
The six hours separating Boston from Morocco, so heavy on phone calls, finally work in your favor. Place your order after your day ends — while the family house is already asleep — and delivery is arranged for the next morning in Morocco. Over the course of your night in Revere or Cambridge, the florists compose, the car heads out, and your mother is holding her bouquet before your alarm even rings on the East Coast. For once, the distance becomes a logistical advantage.
Loved ones in Meknes, Oujda or Marrakech? Send the web page on its own
Our flower deliveries focus on Rabat, Salé, Témara and Casablanca. Yet Boston's Moroccans come from everywhere: Meknes, Oujda, Marrakech, Nador, Khouribga, the douars of the Atlas. When the family home sits outside those four cities, the standalone personalized web page takes over: 300 MAD, about 30 USD, delivered by email as a link and a QR code. It opens on any phone, anywhere in Morocco — and even at the cousins' place back in Europe.
Do not think of the standalone page as a lesser option: the animated letter, the gallery of memories, the video and the music are all there in full. A Northeastern student can send the 600 MAD Experience to her mother in Casablanca and, the same day, a 300 MAD web page to her grandmother in Marrakech. Two gestures, two screens lighting up back home, for little more than the price of a dinner on Newbury Street.
FAQ
How much does it cost in US dollars to send flowers to Morocco from Boston?
The Alma Viva Experience is 600 MAD all-inclusive, about 60 USD at the current rate: seasonal bouquet, personalized web page, premium QR card and free delivery. You pay with an international card through Stripe, and the dollar conversion is automatic.
What are the delivery times, given the time difference?
Morocco runs about six hours ahead of Boston, which speeds everything up: an order placed in the evening from Massachusetts can be delivered in Morocco the very next day. Within the covered cities, the bouquet is handed over the same day once the order is ready.
Which cities in Morocco do you serve?
We deliver bouquets free of charge in Rabat, Salé, Témara and Casablanca, the same day. Delivery is included in the 600 MAD, with no additional fees.
My family lives elsewhere in Morocco — what is the solution?
Go for the standalone personalized web page at 300 MAD (about 30 USD). Sent by email with a link and a QR code, it works across Morocco and beyond — perfect for relatives in Meknes, Oujda, Marrakech or anywhere else.