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Easter has a way of arriving faster than you planned for it. One day you’re thinking about it, the next day it’s this weekend and you still haven’t ordered flowers for your mom, your host, or your own table.
That’s where same-day delivery from a Midtown shop makes the difference. You place an order before 2 PM on a weekday, and we deliver it the same day to Murray Hill, Midtown, or anywhere below 100th Street. Not shipped in a box. Not handed off to a third-party courier who’s never heard of your building. Delivered by someone who knows how to get past your doorman and actually confirm it arrived.
Every Easter bouquet gets made fresh in our shop on West 51st Street. We source flowers each morning from the wholesale district, so your arrangement starts with blooms that just came in—not ones that have been sitting in a cooler for days. That’s how spring flowers are supposed to look when they show up: bright, open, alive.
We operate out of a shop in the heart of Manhattan, which gives us a real advantage when it comes to delivery speed and flower freshness. We’re not shipping arrangements in from New Jersey or coordinating with a national call center. We’re here, and we know the area.
Murray Hill is one of the neighborhoods we deliver to constantly. We know which buildings require appointments, which doormen prefer a heads-up call, and how to navigate Midtown traffic without turning your delivery into an all-day affair. That kind of local knowledge doesn’t show up in a product description, but it’s the reason your flowers actually arrive on time.
We also handle corporate accounts, wedding florals, and film production work across the city. That range of experience means we’ve solved just about every delivery challenge Manhattan can throw at us.
You start by placing an order online or calling the shop directly. If it’s before 2 PM on a weekday, we can deliver it the same day. If it’s later or you’re ordering for a weekend, we’ll schedule it for the day you need.
Once the order comes in, one of our florists builds the arrangement fresh. We pull from what came in that morning—seasonal stems like tulips, daffodils, and Easter lilies, depending on what you’re looking for. Everything gets arranged by hand in our shop, not assembled from a pre-made kit.
Then we load it into one of our climate-controlled delivery vehicles. Temperature matters more than people think, especially in spring when it’s 40 degrees in the morning and 65 by afternoon. We keep arrangements stable so they don’t wilt in transit.
Our driver delivers it to the Murray Hill address you provided. If it’s a residential building, we coordinate with the front desk or doorman. If it’s a business, we make sure it gets to the right floor and the right person. Then we confirm delivery so you know it arrived.
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An Easter flower arrangement from our shop typically includes a mix of seasonal spring flowers arranged in a vase or container that’s ready to display. You’re not assembling anything or transferring stems into your own vase. It shows up complete.
For traditional Easter arrangements, that usually means lilies—especially white Easter lilies, which are the most requested flower this time of year. We also work with tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and other spring blooms depending on what’s available and what fits the look you’re going for. If you want something specific for a church flower arrangement or a spring centerpiece for a dining table, just mention that when you order.
Murray Hill clients tend to order a mix of personal arrangements and gifts. Some people want a centerpiece for their own Easter brunch. Others are sending flowers to family in the neighborhood or to a host who’s putting together a dinner. We handle both, and we can include a card with your message if it’s a gift.
For larger orders—like multiple arrangements for an event or office—we coordinate timing so everything arrives together and nothing sits out too long before guests show up. That’s especially useful if you’re hosting in one of the Murray Hill co-ops or townhouses where timing and presentation matter.
Yes, if you place your order before 2 PM on a weekday. We deliver same-day to Murray Hill and the rest of Manhattan below 100th Street from our Midtown shop.
Same-day delivery works because we’re located in the middle of the delivery zone, not outside it. We’re not coordinating with a regional hub or waiting for a third-party service to pick up your order. Our drivers leave directly from West 51st Street, and they know the fastest routes into Murray Hill depending on time of day.
If you’re ordering on a weekend or after the cutoff, we’ll schedule delivery for the next available day. We’ll also confirm the delivery once it’s completed so you’re not left wondering if it arrived.
We deliver traditional Easter lilies, spring tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and mixed seasonal arrangements. What’s available depends on what’s fresh that week, but Easter lilies are always in stock during the season.
Easter lilies are the most popular choice because they’re symbolic and they photograph well. White lilies in particular are what most people picture when they think of Easter flowers. We also get requests for pastel-colored tulips and bright yellow daffodils, which give arrangements a lighter, more spring-forward look.
If you’re ordering for a church service or a formal event, we can create larger arrangements or altar pieces. For home use, smaller centerpieces and tabletop arrangements tend to work better. Just let us know the setting and we’ll recommend what makes sense.
We source flowers fresh each morning from the Manhattan wholesale district, and we make every arrangement to order in our shop. Nothing is pre-made or sitting in a cooler for days before it goes out.
Freshness starts with sourcing. We buy from suppliers who bring in flowers daily, so we’re working with stems that are as close to harvest as possible given the realities of urban delivery. Once they’re in our shop, we keep them in climate-controlled storage until they’re arranged.
When your arrangement is ready, it goes into a delivery vehicle that maintains stable temperature and humidity. That protects the flowers from weather extremes while they’re in transit. By the time your Easter bouquet arrives in Murray Hill, it’s only been out of our shop for an hour or two at most—and it’s been kept in ideal conditions the whole time.
Yes, we deliver to all building types in Murray Hill, including high-rises, doorman buildings, walk-ups, and co-ops. Our drivers are familiar with building protocols and how to coordinate with front desk staff.
Murray Hill has a mix of residential building types, and each one has its own delivery process. Some require appointments. Some have package rooms. Some have doormen who handle everything. Our drivers know the area well enough that they can adapt to whatever the building requires.
If there’s a specific instruction—like calling ahead or delivering to a side entrance—you can include that in the delivery notes when you order. We’ll follow it. And if there’s any issue with access, we’ll contact you or the recipient to figure it out rather than just leaving the flowers in a lobby.
We can’t guarantee a specific hour, but we can prioritize morning or afternoon delivery if you let us know when you order. Most deliveries to Murray Hill happen within a four-hour window.
Exact timing is tough in Manhattan because traffic, building access, and route density all affect when a driver can get to a specific address. But if you need flowers to arrive before noon for a brunch, or in the afternoon for an evening event, we’ll route it accordingly.
For time-sensitive deliveries—like flowers that need to be at a venue before guests arrive—calling the shop directly is the best approach. We can coordinate more closely when we’re talking through the details rather than relying on order notes alone.
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