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Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to look like what you ordered, arrive on time, and stay fresh longer than a day. That’s the baseline, and it’s surprising how often it doesn’t happen.
We source flowers fresh every morning from the wholesale district. Your arrangement starts with the best available blooms that day—not what’s been sitting in a cooler for a week. Our team designs it in our Midtown shop, and our own drivers deliver it. No third-party handoffs. No wondering if it’ll actually get there.
When you’re sending flowers to a corporate office in Hudson Yards, a hotel, or a residential building with strict doorman protocols, you need a florist who knows how Manhattan buildings work. Our drivers handle dozens of deliveries across Midtown every day. They know the loading docks, the security desks, the building managers. Your flowers don’t get stuck in a lobby or left with the wrong person.
We operate from 3 West 51st Street, right in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. That location matters more than you’d think. When you’re delivering to Hudson Yards—where Coach, L’Oreal, SAP, Boston Consulting Group, and dozens of other major companies have offices—proximity cuts delivery time and keeps flowers fresher.
We’ve completed over 50,000 deliveries across Manhattan. A lot of those go to corporate clients who need weekly lobby arrangements, event florals, or last-minute executive gifts. Others go to residents in the luxury buildings at 15 and 35 Hudson Yards. We also work with production companies on set florals, wedding planners coordinating multi-venue events, and families arranging funeral flowers with specific timing requirements.
You’re not working with a national call center that outsources to whoever’s available. You’re working with a local flower shop that’s been operating in this neighborhood long enough to know what works.
You place an order online or call us directly. If it’s before noon on a weekday, we can get it delivered same-day anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. If it’s after that, we schedule it for the next day or whatever date you need.
Our designers pull together your arrangement using the freshest flowers we sourced that morning. If you’ve chosen a specific design from our site, we match it. If you’ve asked for a custom arrangement—maybe you need something that fits a specific color palette for a corporate event or matches a wedding theme—we build that based on your consultation notes.
Once it’s arranged, it goes out with one of our drivers who knows the route and the buildings. If you’re sending to a Hudson Yards office, they know which entrance to use, how to check in with security, and who to hand it to. If it’s going to a residential building, they work with the doorman to make sure it gets to the right apartment.
You get confirmation when it’s delivered. If there’s an issue—wrong address, recipient not available, building access problem—we contact you right away and figure it out. No guessing.
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We handle the full range of what people need flowers for in this neighborhood. Corporate clients use us for weekly office arrangements that keep lobbies and reception areas looking professional without anyone on staff having to think about it. We also do larger corporate event work—product launches, galas, conferences—where the florals need to match branding and hold up under event lighting.
For weddings, we start with a consultation where we go through your vision, venue requirements, and budget. We work with venues throughout Manhattan and can scale to any size. Our designers know which flowers photograph well, which ones hold up in heat, and how to create arrangements that fit your aesthetic without looking like every other wedding.
Funeral and sympathy work requires different expertise. We coordinate directly with funeral homes on timing so your arrangement arrives exactly when it needs to. We also understand the etiquette differences—what’s appropriate for a Jewish shiva versus a Catholic wake versus a secular memorial. If you’re not sure what to send, we’ll walk you through it.
Hudson Yards has become one of the most prestigious business addresses in Manhattan, and the residential buildings here expect a certain level of service. We’ve been delivering to this neighborhood since the towers started filling up, and we understand what residents and office managers expect.
We deliver same-day to Hudson Yards and everywhere else in Manhattan below 100th Street if you order before noon on weekdays. That cutoff is real—it’s based on how long it takes to source flowers, design your arrangement, and get it on a delivery route that makes sense geographically.
Our Midtown location gives us a major advantage for Hudson Yards deliveries. We’re close enough that your flowers spend less time in transit, which matters more than people realize. Flowers start declining the moment they’re cut, and every extra hour in a delivery van accelerates that.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can still get it delivered—it just goes out the next business day. We’re upfront about timing because the last thing you need is to think flowers are arriving today when they’re actually coming tomorrow.
We design arrangements in-house based on the photo and description you selected. If a specific flower isn’t available that day—which happens sometimes with seasonal availability—we substitute with something comparable in color, size, and style. We don’t downgrade to a cheaper option or change the whole look.
The bigger issue in this industry is that a lot of online flower companies don’t actually make the arrangements themselves. They forward your order to a local florist who may or may not follow the design closely. That’s why you see so many complaints about flowers looking nothing like the website photo.
We control the entire process. You order from us, we design it, we deliver it. If something’s wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made it. That accountability matters when you’re spending money on something that needs to look right.
Our drivers deliver to Hudson Yards office buildings every week. They know the security protocols, which entrances to use, and how to get through the check-in process without delays. Most corporate buildings in this neighborhood require ID, a delivery log entry, and sometimes a call up to the recipient’s office before they’ll let anyone past the lobby.
We’ve delivered to Coach, L’Oreal, SAP, Boston Consulting Group, and most of the other major tenants in Hudson Yards. Our team knows which buildings allow direct elevator access and which ones require you to leave deliveries at a central reception desk.
If there’s a specific delivery instruction—like “ask for Sarah at the front desk” or “use the loading dock entrance on 33rd Street”—include that in your order notes. Our drivers will follow it. If they run into an access issue, they call us and we contact you to sort it out rather than just leaving flowers in the wrong place.
If it’s before noon and you need flowers for an event or meeting happening this afternoon, call us directly rather than ordering online. We can usually make it work, but it depends on the size of the arrangement, delivery location, and what our route looks like that day.
For corporate events—like a product launch, client meeting, or office celebration—we’ve handled plenty of last-minute requests. The key is being realistic about timing. If you need flowers delivered to Hudson Yards by 2 PM and you’re calling at 11:30 AM, that’s doable. If you’re calling at 1:45 PM for a 2 PM delivery, that’s pushing it.
Larger event work usually needs more lead time because we’re coordinating multiple arrangements, specific color palettes, and sometimes custom designs that take longer to build. But if you’re in a bind and need something today, call us and we’ll tell you straight whether we can do it.
We deliver throughout Manhattan below 100th Street with no extra charge for Hudson Yards. Our delivery fee is flat regardless of whether you’re in Midtown, the Financial District, or the Upper West Side. Some florists add surcharges for “premium” neighborhoods or buildings with difficult access, but we don’t.
If you need delivery outside Manhattan—like Brooklyn, Queens, or New Jersey—we can arrange that, but it’s not same-day and the delivery fee is higher because we’re coordinating with a partner service. For most orders going to Hudson Yards, Midtown, or anywhere else in Manhattan, you’re looking at standard pricing with same-day availability.
We’re also transparent about pricing on the website. The price you see is what you pay—no hidden fees added at checkout. That’s a common complaint with national flower delivery services, and it’s one of the reasons people come back to us.
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