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You’re not looking for flowers that wilt by Wednesday. You need arrangements that hold up in air-conditioned conference rooms and make the right impression when clients walk through your door.
Our flowers come straight from the wholesale district each morning. We design them the same day you order. Most arrangements last 5-10 days with basic care—roses, lilies, and orchids even longer.
That means you’re not replacing them twice a week. You’re not dealing with brown edges during an important presentation. You’re getting flowers that look as good on Friday as they did on Monday, because they started fresh and they’re built to last in office environments.
We’ve been delivering to Financial District offices long enough to know that every building down here has its own system. Some require advance notice. Some only accept deliveries through loading docks. Some have security protocols that take twenty minutes if you don’t know the routine.
Our drivers know the buildings. They coordinate with doormen and building staff so your flowers don’t sit in a lobby for three hours. We’ve delivered to Goldman Sachs, the Federal Reserve, One World Trade Center, and hundreds of law firms and financial institutions across Lower Manhattan.
When you order from a florist who actually operates in Manhattan—not a call center routing orders to whoever’s available—you get someone who understands that timing matters and delivery can’t be an afterthought.
You place an order online or by phone. If it’s before 2 PM on a weekday, we deliver it the same day anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street.
Our designers start with flowers we picked up that morning from the NYC Flower District. They build your arrangement fresh—no pre-made bouquets sitting in a cooler. If you have specific requests or color preferences, we work with that. If you want us to handle it, we design something appropriate for the occasion.
We hand-deliver in climate-controlled vans. Our drivers carry each arrangement personally—they don’t leave it with a courier service or drop it at a reception desk unless that’s what you want. You get confirmation when it’s delivered.
If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient wasn’t there, building wouldn’t accept it—you call us and talk to someone who can actually fix it. Not a call center. Not an automated system. Someone who knows your order and can make it right.
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Every arrangement includes fresh flowers sourced that morning, professional design work, hand-written greeting cards on quality stationery, and delivery by someone who knows the Financial District.
For corporate clients, we offer weekly delivery service. Your office gets fresh arrangements on a set schedule without you having to remember to order. We handle the logistics, coordinate with your building, and keep your lobby or conference rooms looking sharp.
Financial District businesses use us for client gifts, office arrangements, event centerpieces, and employee recognition. The concentration of law firms, financial institutions, and tech companies down here means we’re delivering to high-stakes environments where presentation matters. Flowers need to look intentional, not generic.
We also handle personal orders—anniversaries, apologies, celebrations—for the 43,000 people now living in FiDi. Life moves fast down here. Anniversaries sneak up. Apologies can’t wait until tomorrow. We get it, and we deliver accordingly.
Yes, if you order before 2 PM Monday through Friday. We deliver same-day throughout Manhattan below 100th Street, including all of the Financial District and Wall Street area.
Our drivers know the building protocols down here. Most FiDi high-rises have specific delivery procedures—loading dock requirements, security check-ins, doorman coordination. We’ve been delivering to these buildings long enough that we know the systems. Your flowers don’t sit in a lobby. They get to the right floor, to the right person, without the delays that happen when a delivery service doesn’t know the building.
If there’s a specific delivery window you need—before a meeting, during lunch, after 3 PM—let us know when you order. We coordinate timing as closely as we can, though we can’t guarantee exact times because building access and traffic vary. What we can guarantee is same-day delivery if you order before our cutoff.
Yes. We set up corporate accounts for Financial District businesses that want regular arrangements without having to place individual orders every week.
You choose a schedule—weekly is most common, but bi-weekly works too. We deliver fresh arrangements on that schedule, swap out the old ones, and handle all the coordination with your building. You get consistent, professional arrangements in your lobby, conference rooms, or executive offices without any effort on your end.
Billing is straightforward. We invoice monthly with an itemized record of what was delivered and when. If you need to pause service for a holiday week or adjust the arrangement style, you call us directly. No navigating a corporate call center.
Most of our corporate clients are law firms, financial institutions, and tech companies that want their offices to look polished for clients and employees. Flowers are a small detail that makes a noticeable difference, especially in high-pressure environments where every impression counts.
Most arrangements last 5-10 days with basic care. Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to last longer—sometimes up to two weeks. It depends on the flowers, the office temperature, and how well they’re maintained.
Office environments are usually good for flowers. Air conditioning keeps temperatures stable, which helps. The main thing is water. If the arrangement has floral foam, check that it stays moist. If it’s in a vase, top off the water every couple days.
We design arrangements to hold up. That means choosing flowers that are fresh when we source them and structuring the design so it doesn’t fall apart after three days. We’re not using flowers that were shipped cross-country in a box and sat in a warehouse. We’re starting with flowers we picked up that morning from the NYC Flower District, which gives you a significant head start on longevity.
If something wilts faster than it should, call us. That’s not normal, and we’ll make it right.
National services route your order to whatever local florist accepts it—or they ship pre-arranged flowers in a box. You don’t know who’s making your arrangement, where the flowers came from, or who’s delivering it.
When you order from us, we’re the ones doing the work. We source the flowers. We design the arrangement. We deliver it. If something goes wrong, you call us directly and talk to someone who actually knows your order.
That matters in the Financial District because delivery here is complicated. Buildings have security. Doormen have procedures. Timing is tight. A delivery service that doesn’t know the area will leave your flowers in a lobby or fail to get past the front desk. We’ve been delivering down here long enough to know how these buildings work.
You also get better quality. Our flowers are fresh from the wholesale district that morning. They’re not sitting in a fulfillment center waiting to be boxed and shipped. They’re designed the same day you order and delivered by hand in a climate-controlled van.
Yes. We deliver to offices throughout the Financial District, including major firms at Goldman Sachs, the Federal Reserve, One World Trade Center, and buildings across Wall Street and Lower Manhattan.
You’ll need the recipient’s name, company name, and building address. If you have a floor or suite number, that helps. If the building has specific delivery instructions—like requiring advance notice or only accepting deliveries at certain times—we handle that coordination.
Our drivers know the buildings down here. They work with doormen and security to get arrangements delivered to the right person without delays. If the recipient isn’t available when we arrive, we coordinate with the front desk or leave it in a secure location, depending on what the building allows.
We confirm delivery once the arrangement is received. If there’s an issue—wrong floor, recipient wasn’t there, building wouldn’t accept it—you get a call from us so we can figure out next steps. You’re not left wondering if it arrived.
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