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Easter Sunday doesn’t wait. Neither should your flowers.
When you order Easter flowers from us, you’re getting arrangements made fresh that morning in our Midtown shop. We’re not shipping boxes from warehouses or relying on third-party networks. Our florists select stems each day from the wholesale district, arrange them by hand, and our drivers deliver them in climate-controlled vehicles built for Manhattan.
That means your Easter lily delivery arrives the way it’s supposed to: fresh, full, and ready to sit on your table or stand at the altar. No wilting. No delays. No wondering if it’ll show up at all.
We deliver to Washington Heights with same-day service for orders placed before 2 PM on weekdays. Our drivers know the buildings, the doormen, and the timing. If you’re coordinating church flower arrangements or sending a spring bouquet to family, we handle it without the runaround.
We operate out of 3 West 51st Street, right in the heart of Midtown. We’ve built our reputation on reliability, not marketing. That means fresh flowers every single day, no shortcuts, and delivery that actually works in a city where logistics matter.
Washington Heights has a strong sense of community and tradition, especially around Easter. We understand that. Whether you’re preparing for a church service, hosting family, or sending flowers to someone who can’t make it home this year, we treat every order like it counts.
Our team sources from the best growers, arranges everything in-house, and delivers using our own drivers. We’ve worked with churches, event venues, and production teams across the city. We know what it takes to get it right.
Here’s how it works. You place an order online or by phone. If it’s before 2 PM on a weekday, it qualifies for same-day delivery to Washington Heights.
Our florists get to work in the shop. Every arrangement is made fresh—no pre-made bundles, no generic designs pulled from a cooler. We choose the stems based on what’s best that day, arrange them by hand, and make sure they’re ready to last through the weekend.
Then our drivers load up and head out. They’re familiar with Washington Heights—the buildings, the streets, the timing. If there’s a doorman, they know the drill. If it’s a church delivery, they coordinate directly. If you’ve left special instructions, they follow them.
You get a fresh arrangement that arrives when it’s supposed to, handled by people who do this every day. No guessing. No third-party chaos. Just flowers that show up right.
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Our Easter flower selection includes everything you’d expect: Easter lilies, tulips, roses, daisies, and spring floral centerpieces. We arrange them to fit the occasion—whether that’s a small bouquet for your dining table or a large display for a church altar.
For church flower arrangements, we work directly with coordinators to match the scale and symbolism you need. Easter lilies are traditional for a reason—they represent purity and resurrection—and we source the freshest ones available. If you’re decorating for a service, we’ll make sure the arrangements fit the space and arrive with enough time for setup.
Washington Heights has a vibrant faith community, and we’ve delivered to churches throughout the area. We understand the importance of getting it right. That means coordinating delivery windows, working around service schedules, and making sure the flowers hold up under church lighting and temperature.
For personal orders, we offer same-day spring bouquets that work for family gatherings, gifts, or just bringing something fresh into your home. Every arrangement is designed to last, so you’re not replacing wilted stems by Monday morning.
Easter lilies are the most traditional choice. They symbolize purity, hope, and resurrection, which is why you’ll see them in nearly every church on Easter Sunday. White is the dominant color, representing new life and renewal.
Beyond lilies, tulips are popular for their bright colors and association with spring. Daffodils and daisies also show up frequently in Easter bouquets because they bloom in early spring and carry that same sense of rebirth. Roses can be included as well, especially in softer tones like blush, cream, or pale yellow.
If you’re ordering for a church, stick with white lilies and traditional spring flowers. For home arrangements or gifts, you have more flexibility. We can create spring floral centerpieces that mix lilies with tulips, roses, and greenery for a fuller, more colorful look. Just let us know the setting and we’ll design accordingly.
Yes. If you place your order before 2 PM on a weekday, we’ll deliver it the same day to Washington Heights. That includes zip codes 10032, 10033, and 10034.
Our drivers leave from our Midtown shop and head uptown with fresh arrangements made that morning. They’re familiar with the area and know how to navigate building access, doorman protocols, and timing. If you’re sending flowers to a residence, church, or event space, we’ll coordinate directly to make sure it gets there.
For weekend orders, the cutoff is earlier—11 AM on Sundays. Easter Sunday itself is a high-volume day, so if you’re planning ahead, ordering a day or two early gives you more flexibility. But if it’s last-minute and you’re within our delivery zone, we’ll do everything we can to make it happen.
If cared for properly, Easter lilies can last one to two weeks. Cut flowers like tulips, roses, and daisies typically last five to seven days, sometimes longer depending on the variety and conditions.
We source fresh stems every morning and arrange them the same day they’re delivered, so you’re starting with flowers at their peak. When they arrive, trim the stems at an angle, place them in clean water, and keep them out of direct sunlight and heat sources. Change the water every couple of days and re-trim the stems if needed.
Lilies will open gradually over the course of a few days. If you want them to last longer, remove the stamens once the blooms open—this prevents pollen from dropping and keeps the flowers looking cleaner. For mixed spring bouquets, pull out any stems that start to fade early so they don’t affect the rest of the arrangement.
Yes. We deliver church flower arrangements throughout Washington Heights and coordinate directly with church staff to meet timing requirements.
Easter services often have specific setup windows, and we work around those. If your church needs arrangements delivered early Sunday morning or late Saturday evening, we’ll make it happen. Our drivers are used to working with venues that have security, access restrictions, or specific drop-off instructions.
For altar arrangements, we typically recommend clusters of white Easter lilies or mixed spring flowers that hold up well under church lighting. We can scale the arrangements based on the size of your space and the number of displays you need. If you’re decorating pews, entryways, or side altars, we’ll design accordingly.
Reach out as early as possible if you’re coordinating for a church. Easter is one of our busiest times, and advance notice helps us plan delivery logistics and ensure we have enough inventory for larger orders.
We control the entire process. That means we source the flowers, arrange them in our shop, and deliver them with our own drivers. National services typically outsource to local florists, which adds delays, miscommunication, and quality inconsistencies.
When you order through a third-party platform, you’re often getting whatever florist they assign in your area—and that florist is working off a photo and a tight margin. The arrangement might not match what you saw online. The flowers might not be fresh. The delivery might get handed off to a courier who doesn’t know the neighborhood.
We’re based in Midtown, we’ve been operating in Manhattan for years, and our drivers know Washington Heights. If there’s an issue, you’re calling us directly—not a call center in another state. If you need same-day Easter lily delivery or you’re coordinating a time-sensitive church order, we’re the ones handling it from start to finish.
You’re not paying extra for that. You’re just getting what you should expect: fresh flowers, clear communication, and delivery that works.
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