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Easter’s in three days and you just remembered you need flowers for the table. Or your mom. Or both.
Here’s what happens when you order Easter flowers from a florist who actually knows Manhattan delivery: your arrangement shows up when we say it will, designed by someone who’s been doing this for decades, not assembled in a warehouse two states away. You’re not gambling on whether the lilies will be brown or if the driver can find your building.
You get spring flowers that look fresh because they are fresh. Pastel tulips, white lilies, hyacinths that smell like actual spring. Arranged by hand in Midtown, delivered by someone who knows that your doorman’s name is Luis and the service entrance closes at 4.
No guessing. No “we’ll try our best.” Just flowers that show up right and make your Easter table look like you planned ahead.
We’ve been operating out of the same Midtown location for over forty years. We’re across from Rockefeller Plaza, family-owned, and we’ve been handling Easter deliveries in Flatiron District since before half the buildings in Hudson Yards existed.
That matters because Easter flower delivery in Manhattan isn’t just about having nice arrangements. It’s about knowing that your building on 23rd Street has a loading dock policy. That traffic on Park Avenue South backs up after 3 p.m. That your order needs to arrive before your guests do, not three hours after.
We’re not a call center routing your order to the cheapest local option. When you order from us, we design it here, deliver it ourselves, and if something goes wrong, you call us directly.
You place your order online or call us directly. If it’s before our cutoff time (usually 2 p.m. for same-day), your Easter bouquet gets designed that day in our Midtown studio.
Our florists pull from what’s actually fresh that morning. If you ordered tulips and ours look tired, we call you before we send something subpar. You pick your delivery window, and we route it through our own delivery team who know Flatiron District, Gramercy, Chelsea, and the rest of Manhattan like their own apartments.
Your arrangement arrives in a temperature-controlled van, not a hot trunk. If you’re sending it to someone’s office, we confirm the address and any building access requirements before the driver leaves. If you’re ordering for your home, we can coordinate around your schedule.
After delivery, you get confirmation. If there’s an issue, you reach an actual person at our shop, not a chatbot three time zones away.
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Easter arrangements from us include seasonal spring flowers like tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and Easter lilies. You’re getting blooms sourced from growers we’ve worked with for years, arranged by florists who’ve been doing this since before online ordering existed.
If you need church flower arrangements for Easter service in Flatiron District, we handle everything from small altar arrangements to large sanctuary displays. We deliver directly to your church, set them up if needed, and coordinate timing around your service schedule.
For home centerpieces, you’re looking at designs that fit actual dining tables, not oversized arrangements that block conversation. Soft pastels, whites, spring greens. Classic Easter without looking like a grocery store display.
Corporate orders work the same way. You need your lobby refreshed for Easter week, we set up a standing delivery. Your reception desk needs something for clients visiting during the holiday, we design around your brand colors and space constraints.
Flatiron District has everything from pre-war walk-ups to new glass towers. We’ve delivered to all of them. Your flowers get where they need to go, looking how they should look.
Yes, if you order before 2 p.m. on a weekday. Easter lilies are one of the most requested flowers this time of year, so we keep them stocked through the entire Easter season.
Same-day delivery works for most of Manhattan, including Flatiron District, Gramercy, Chelsea, Midtown, and the Upper East and West Sides. If you’re ordering on Easter Sunday itself, call us directly—our holiday hours and cutoff times shift, and we can tell you immediately whether we can make it happen.
The lilies we carry are potted or cut, depending on what you’re looking for. Potted lilies last longer but are heavier and require specific care instructions. Cut lilies fit into mixed arrangements better and are easier to transport if you’re hand-delivering them yourself later.
Expect to pay anywhere from $75 to $300+ depending on size, flower selection, and delivery requirements. A standard Easter bouquet with seasonal spring flowers runs about $95 to $150. Larger centerpieces or church arrangements start closer to $200.
Easter week pricing does increase slightly because demand spikes and flower costs go up across the industry. Tulips and lilies can jump 25% to 50% during peak holiday periods. We don’t markup beyond what’s necessary to cover those costs, but it’s worth knowing that ordering earlier in the week is usually cheaper than ordering on Saturday before Easter Sunday.
If you’re price-shopping between us and a national wire service, here’s the difference: we’re designing and delivering your arrangement ourselves. Wire services take a cut, then send your order to a local florist who fills it for less than you paid. You’re often getting a smaller arrangement or cheaper flowers than what you saw online.
Depends on who’s receiving it and where it’s going. If you’re sending flowers to someone’s apartment, a medium-sized spring arrangement with tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths works well. It’s seasonal, fits on most tables, and doesn’t require much maintenance.
If you’re sending to an office, go smaller and brighter. Offices are usually warmer and drier, so hardier flowers like tulips or roses last longer than delicate blooms. Skip anything with a strong fragrance—hyacinths smell great at home but can be overwhelming in a small office.
For someone hosting Easter dinner, a low centerpiece is your best move. Guests need to see each other across the table, so tall arrangements are a bad call. Pastels, whites, and soft greens keep it classic without looking dated.
If you’re unsure, call us. We’ll ask a few questions about the recipient and the space, then recommend something that actually makes sense instead of just upselling you on the most expensive option.
Yes. We deliver church flower arrangements throughout Flatiron District and the rest of Manhattan, and we’ve been doing it long enough to know how church deliveries work.
Churches usually need flowers delivered on Saturday before Easter Sunday, set up in specific locations (altar, entrance, sanctuary), and sometimes require us to coordinate with church staff or volunteers. We handle all of that. You tell us the church name and address, what time they’re available for delivery, and any setup instructions. We take it from there.
If your church has specific color requirements or traditional preferences (all white lilies, for example), let us know when you order. We can design around those guidelines instead of showing up with something that doesn’t fit the service.
Pricing for church arrangements varies based on size and quantity. A pair of altar arrangements might run $300 to $500 total. Larger installations or multiple pieces throughout the sanctuary cost more. Call us for a quote based on your specific needs.
If you want same-day delivery, order before 2 p.m. If you want guaranteed availability of specific flowers or delivery times, order at least three to five days before Easter.
Easter is one of the busiest flower holidays after Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day. Waiting until Saturday before Easter Sunday means you’re competing with everyone else who forgot. Popular arrangements sell out, delivery windows fill up, and flower availability gets tight.
That doesn’t mean we can’t help you last-minute—we handle plenty of Saturday and Sunday Easter orders. But your options narrow. If you had your heart set on a specific spring floral centerpiece with white tulips and purple hyacinths, and we’re out of purple hyacinths, we’ll substitute with something similar. Ordering earlier means you get exactly what you want.
If you’re a corporate client or need multiple arrangements for a large event, give us at least a week. Volume orders require more planning, especially during peak season.
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