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You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone’s birthday is today, or tomorrow, and you need it handled without drama.
Here’s what that looks like with us. Your arrangement gets made fresh when you order it—not pulled from a cooler where it’s been sitting since Tuesday. We’re using blooms that were cut recently, arranged by someone who knows what they’re doing, and delivered by drivers who actually know SoHo.
That means the person opening the door gets flowers that look like the photo. Stems that aren’t brown. Colors that pop. An arrangement that lasts through the weekend, not just the afternoon. No apology texts from you about wilted roses or a delivery that never showed.
You place the order, we handle the rest, and you look like you planned this all along. That’s the difference between ordering from a florist who knows Manhattan and rolling the dice with a national service that treats SoHo like any other zip code.
We’ve been delivering flowers across Manhattan for years. We’re not new to SoHo’s narrow streets, walk-up buildings, or doormen who need convincing.
Our team knows which buildings require a visitor pass, which supers hold packages, and how to actually get flowers into someone’s hands instead of leaving them on a stoop. That local knowledge matters when you’re paying for same-day delivery and the birthday is happening now, not whenever the courier figures it out.
We’re a local shop, not a call center routing your order to whoever’s cheapest that day. When you call, you’re talking to someone in New York who can actually help you.
You pick an arrangement online or call us if you want to talk through options. If you’re ordering before 1 PM on a weekday, we can deliver same day in SoHo. After that, we’ll let you know what’s realistic instead of promising something we can’t deliver.
Once your order’s in, we make the arrangement fresh. Not “assemble from pre-made pieces” fresh—actually fresh. Hand-selected stems, arranged specifically for your order, checked before it goes out the door.
Our driver gets the address, the delivery notes, and a phone number in case there’s an issue. If the recipient isn’t home or the building won’t accept the delivery, we contact you immediately with options. Redelivery, alternate address, hold for pickup—you decide. We don’t just leave flowers on a stoop and call it done.
You get confirmation when the delivery is complete. Text or email, whichever you prefer. If something goes wrong, you hear about it from us before the recipient does. That’s how it should work.
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Every birthday bouquet we deliver in SoHo is made to order with fresh-cut flowers. You’re getting roses, lilies, seasonal blooms—whatever fits the arrangement you picked—selected that day and arranged by hand.
We include a personalized card with your message. No generic “Happy Birthday” unless that’s what you want. You write it, we print it, it goes with the flowers.
Same-day delivery covers SoHo and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods. If you’re sending flowers to a business, we deliver during business hours. Residential deliveries happen throughout the day, and we’ll text you when it’s done.
If you’re ordering birthday roses specifically, you’re getting premium stems that last. Most of our rose arrangements stay fresh for seven to ten days if the recipient follows basic care instructions. We include those instructions with every delivery because we’d rather you know how to keep them alive than have them die in three days and blame us.
SoHo’s a small neighborhood, but it’s dense. We’ve delivered to the lofts on Greene Street, the walk-ups on Prince, the office buildings near Houston. We know the area, and that matters when timing is tight and the birthday is today.
Yes, if you order before 1 PM on a weekday. That gives us time to make the arrangement fresh and get it delivered the same day.
Weekend and holiday deadlines are tighter, so call us if you’re cutting it close. We’ll tell you straight whether same-day is possible or if next-day is more realistic.
Same-day delivery in SoHo specifically is easier than other parts of Manhattan because the neighborhood is compact. Our drivers know the area, and we’re not dealing with the same traffic delays you’d see trying to get flowers to the Upper East Side during rush hour. If you order early enough, we can usually make it happen.
We contact you immediately. Our driver will call or text the number you provided, and we’ll give you options.
We can try a neighbor if you authorize it. We can leave the flowers with a doorman if the building has one and they’ll accept the delivery. We can redeliver later that day or the next day. Or we can hold the flowers at our shop for pickup.
What we don’t do is leave a $100 arrangement on a SoHo stoop where it’ll get stolen or wilt in the sun. If we can’t complete the delivery safely, you’ll know about it, and we’ll figure out a solution together. You’re paying for delivery, not for us to abandon flowers and hope for the best.
Most arrangements last five to ten days if they’re cared for properly. Roses, lilies, and orchids are on the longer end. More delicate blooms like tulips or peonies are closer to five days.
We include care instructions with every delivery: change the water every two days, trim the stems at an angle, keep them out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. If the recipient follows those steps, the flowers last significantly longer.
The reason our arrangements last longer than what you’d get from a grocery store or a national delivery service is because we’re starting with fresher stems. We’re not shipping flowers cross-country or pulling them from a cooler where they’ve been sitting for a week. Fresh flowers last longer. That’s not marketing—that’s just how flowers work.
Yes, and we do it often. Birthday flower deliveries to SoHo offices, galleries, and retail spaces are common, especially surprise deliveries from coworkers or family.
We deliver during business hours, and our drivers know how to handle building security, visitor sign-ins, and receptionists who need to verify deliveries. If the building has specific protocols, include that in the delivery notes when you order, and we’ll follow them.
One thing to know: if you’re sending flowers to someone at work as a surprise, make sure the business address is correct and include the recipient’s full name and department if it’s a larger office. That helps us get the flowers to the right person without calling and ruining the surprise. We’ve done enough of these deliveries in SoHo to know how to be discreet.
We’re local, and we’re the ones actually making and delivering your flowers. National services take your order, then farm it out to a local florist—sometimes us, sometimes whoever’s cheapest that day.
When you order directly from us, you’re getting consistent quality because we’re accountable for the entire process. We’re selecting the flowers, arranging them, delivering them, and handling any issues that come up. There’s no middleman, no call center in another state, no wondering which florist is actually fulfilling your order.
You’re also not paying the markup that national services add on top of the florist’s price. Same flowers, same delivery, lower price, and you’re supporting a local New York business instead of a corporate platform. If something goes wrong, you call us directly, and we fix it. That’s the difference.
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