Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers that arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last longer than the weekend. That’s what happens when a local florist sources fresh stems each morning from the NYC Flower District and designs your Easter bouquet the same day.
No warehouse in New Jersey. No third-party handoffs. Your spring flowers are arranged in Midtown and delivered by someone who knows which Central Park buildings have doormen, which require lobby drop-offs, and which concierge desks to use.
Easter lilies arrive with blooms intact. Spring floral centerpieces show up before your guests do. Church flower arrangements get there early enough for setup. You’re not tracking a delayed package or wondering if your flowers spent two days in transit.
You place your order online or by phone. If it’s before our cutoff time, we’ll deliver same-day across Manhattan and Central Park. If it’s after, we’ll confirm next-day delivery and give you a realistic timeframe.
Our designers pull fresh stems that arrived that morning and build your arrangement. Easter bouquets, spring floral centerpieces, traditional Easter lily plants, or church arrangements—everything’s made to order, not pulled from pre-made inventory sitting in a cooler.
We deliver directly to your address. Our team knows Central Park area buildings, doorman protocols, and concierge procedures. If there’s a delivery issue, we handle it immediately. If your flowers don’t meet expectations, we’ll replace them or refund you. We’re local, so our reputation depends on getting this right.
Ready to get started?
Your Easter flowers are sourced that morning from the NYC Flower District and designed the same day. That’s how you get arrangements that last a week or longer instead of wilting in 48 hours like some online services deliver.
You can order traditional Easter lilies that represent purity and renewal, spring bouquets filled with tulips and daffodils, custom centerpieces for your dining table, or large church flower arrangements for services. Everything’s available for same-day delivery if you order before noon.
Manhattan moves fast, and Easter doesn’t wait. You need a florist who understands that your flowers can’t show up late, damaged, or looking nothing like what you ordered. We’ve built our process around that reality. Fresh stems, local designers, direct delivery, and no third-party confusion.
If you’re hosting Easter brunch near Central Park or need flowers delivered to a family member’s building in Midtown, you’re working with people who’ve done this hundreds of times in this exact area. We know which streets get congested, which buildings require advance notice, and how to get your spring flowers there intact.
Orders placed before noon typically qualify for same-day delivery across Manhattan and Central Park. That cutoff exists because we source fresh flowers each morning, design arrangements to order, and need enough time to deliver them properly across the city.
If you’re ordering after noon, we’ll let you know upfront whether same-day is still possible or if next-day delivery makes more sense. We’d rather be honest about timing than promise something we can’t deliver. Easter morning is not the time to deal with delayed flowers.
For church flower arrangements or large orders, call us directly. Those often need more lead time for design and delivery coordination, especially if you’re working with specific service times or event schedules.
Easter lilies typically last one to two weeks with proper care. Keep them in indirect sunlight, water when the soil feels dry, and remove spent blooms as they fade. The plant itself can be transferred outdoors after Easter if you want it to return next year.
Spring flower bouquets—tulips, daffodils, hyacinths—usually last five to seven days. That’s because we source them fresh that morning and design your arrangement the same day. Flowers that spend two days in transit before reaching you won’t last as long, which is why local sourcing matters.
Change the water every other day, trim stems at an angle, and keep arrangements away from direct heat or cold drafts. If your flowers don’t last at least five days, contact us. That’s not normal for fresh arrangements, and we’ll make it right.
Yes. We deliver to apartments, condos, doorman buildings, walk-ups, and luxury residences throughout the Central Park area daily. Our team knows which buildings require lobby drop-offs, which have concierge services that accept deliveries, and which need direct handoffs to residents.
Provide the full address, apartment number, and any building-specific instructions when you order. If your building has strict delivery policies, let us know. We’ve worked with most of them before and understand the protocols.
Manhattan has five buildings with the same street address in different neighborhoods, so specificity prevents confusion. The more detail you give us upfront, the smoother your delivery goes. If there’s an access issue, we’ll contact you immediately to resolve it rather than leaving your flowers in the wrong place.
Yes. We’ve provided Easter flower arrangements for churches across Manhattan for years. Whether you need altar arrangements, sanctuary displays, or smaller arrangements for pews and entryways, we’ll work with your service schedule and setup requirements.
Church orders typically need more lead time than residential deliveries. Contact us at least a few days before Easter to discuss your needs, confirm delivery timing, and coordinate with your church’s setup team. We’ll deliver early enough for arrangement and any adjustments before services begin.
Our designers understand the symbolism of Easter lilies and spring flowers in religious settings. We’ll create arrangements that fit your church’s aesthetic and your congregation’s expectations without requiring you to explain every detail. This isn’t our first Easter season serving NYC churches.
Contact us immediately. We’ll send a replacement arrangement, issue a partial refund, or provide a full refund depending on the situation. As a local flower shop that depends on reputation, we’re not going to argue with you about whether your flowers met expectations.
Damage during delivery is rare because we control the entire process—no third-party handoffs or national service routing. But Manhattan deliveries involve doormen, concierges, lobby protocols, and building logistics. Sometimes issues happen.
If your arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, if flowers arrive wilted, or if something just doesn’t look right, we’ll fix it the same day when possible. You’re not dealing with a customer service center in another state. You’re working with a local florist who’ll be here next Easter too.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Central Park
