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Your Easter bouquet starts in our Midtown shop early that morning. We source fresh blooms daily from the wholesale district—no sitting in coolers for days, no shortcuts.
If you order before 2 PM on a weekday, your arrangement gets designed, wrapped, and delivered the same day to East New York, NY. That includes the 11207, 11208, and 11239 zip codes, plus surrounding areas like Brownsville, Crown Heights, and Broadway Junction.
You’re not getting a pre-made box that sat in a warehouse. Every spring floral centerpiece and easter lily delivery is hand-arranged by someone who knows what fresh actually looks like. Our drivers handle your order from our shop to the recipient’s door—no third-party handoffs, no mystery about who’s responsible if something goes wrong.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street in Manhattan. We’ve built our reputation on same-day delivery throughout NYC, including East New York and the outer boroughs, by controlling the entire process ourselves.
We don’t outsource to fulfillment networks or hand your order off to someone else. Our florists design your arrangement in our shop. Our drivers deliver it in climate-controlled vehicles that protect your flowers from weather extremes—whether it’s a cold April morning or an unexpectedly warm afternoon.
East New York’s diverse community expects quality without excuses. You’re ordering from a florist who’s delivered to apartment buildings, churches, and family gatherings across Brooklyn for years. We know which buildings require buzzer codes, which streets get congested during services, and how to coordinate delivery when someone’s not home.
You place your order online or by phone. If it’s before 2 PM on a weekday, we’re arranging it that day. If it’s after, we’ll confirm the next available delivery window with you directly—no automated guesses.
Our florist selects the freshest stems available that morning. For Easter, that usually means white lilies, pastel tulips, hyacinths, and seasonal greenery. If you’ve ordered a specific arrangement, we follow it. If something’s unavailable, we contact you before substituting—not after.
Once arranged, your easter bouquet goes into one of our delivery vehicles. Our driver heads to East New York with your order, along with the recipient’s contact info and any delivery instructions you provided. If there’s an access issue—locked lobby, no answer at the door—our driver calls the recipient or you to sort it out on the spot.
You get delivery confirmation once it’s handed off. If something’s wrong, you contact us directly. Same people who made it, same people who delivered it.
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Your arrangement includes fresh-cut flowers sourced that morning, professional design by our in-house florists, and same-day delivery if you order by 2 PM. We’re not charging you separately for vases, greenery, or “handling fees”—what you see is what you pay.
Easter lilies symbolize rebirth and purity, which is why they’re the most requested flower this season. You’ll also see pastel tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in our spring collections. These aren’t just pretty—they’re seasonal, which means they’re at peak freshness and lower cost than out-of-season imports.
For church flower arrangements in East New York, we can coordinate larger installations. Many congregations order standing sprays, altar arrangements, or matching bouquets for Easter Sunday services. If you’re organizing flowers for a church or community event, call us directly so we can discuss timing, quantities, and delivery logistics. These orders need more lead time than individual bouquets, especially during Holy Week when demand spikes.
If you’re sending flowers to family in East New York but you’re located elsewhere, our process stays the same. You order, we arrange, we deliver. You’ll get photo confirmation if you request it, and we’ll include a card with your message exactly as you wrote it.
Yes, if you order before 2 PM Monday through Friday. Your arrangement gets designed and delivered the same day to addresses in East New York, including zip codes 11207, 11208, and 11239.
Weekend and holiday delivery works differently. Easter Sunday is one of our busiest days, so same-day availability depends on order volume. If you’re planning delivery for Easter weekend, order by Thursday to guarantee it arrives on time.
Our drivers know East New York’s layout—Linden Boulevard, Atlantic Avenue, the side streets off Pennsylvania Avenue. We’ve delivered to apartment complexes, private homes, and churches throughout the area. If there’s a specific delivery window you need, mention it when you order and we’ll do our best to accommodate it.
Easter lilies are the most popular, and we stock them heavily during the season. You’ll also find tulips in pastel shades—pink, yellow, white—plus hyacinths, daffodils, and seasonal greenery like eucalyptus.
If you want a traditional easter bouquet, we’ll design it with lilies as the focal point and accent it with complementary spring flowers. If you prefer something less conventional, we can build arrangements around tulips or mixed spring blooms.
For church flower arrangements, we offer larger designs: standing sprays, altar arrangements, and matching bouquets for multiple locations within the sanctuary. These require advance notice, especially during Holy Week. Call us directly if you’re coordinating flowers for a service or event so we can walk through options and timing.
Arrangements start around $50 for a simple bouquet and go up depending on size and flower selection. Larger spring floral centerpieces or premium easter lily arrangements run higher, typically in the $75 to $150 range.
Delivery to East New York is included in most orders. If you’re outside our standard delivery zone or need a specific time window, there may be an additional fee—we’ll tell you upfront when you order.
Easter week pricing can fluctuate because demand for fresh flowers spikes nationwide. Lilies, in particular, get more expensive as Easter approaches. If cost is a concern, ordering earlier in the week gives you more options and better availability. We’re not trying to upsell you—we’re telling you how the supply chain works so you can plan accordingly.
Yes, but it’s not complicated. Keep them in a cool spot away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Lilies are sensitive to temperature, so don’t place them near radiators, vents, or sunny windowsills.
Change the water every two days and trim the stems at an angle each time you do. This keeps the water fresh and helps the flowers absorb it more efficiently. Remove any pollen from the stamens if you’re worried about stains—lily pollen can mark fabric and surfaces.
Lilies typically last seven to ten days with proper care. If you’re sending them as a gift, include a care card with these instructions. Most recipients don’t know how to maintain fresh flowers, and a little guidance extends the life of your arrangement significantly.
Yes. We deliver church flower arrangements throughout East New York for Easter services, and we’ve worked with congregations across Brooklyn for years.
Church orders usually involve multiple pieces—altar arrangements, standing sprays, pew decorations. These need to be delivered and set up before services start, which means coordinating timing with church staff. If you’re organizing Easter flowers for your congregation, call us at least a week in advance so we can discuss your needs and schedule delivery.
We’ve delivered to churches along Linden Boulevard, near Broadway Junction, and throughout the surrounding neighborhoods. Our drivers are familiar with building access, parking limitations, and the tight timelines that come with holiday services. If your church has specific requirements—certain flower types, color schemes, or setup instructions—we’ll work with you to get it right.
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