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Easter Sunday comes once a year, but you don’t want flowers that only look good for one day. You want arrangements that hold up through brunch, family photos, and the week after when guests stop by.
That’s what happens when flowers come straight from the Flower District that morning instead of sitting in a warehouse for three days. The lilies open slowly. The tulips stay upright. The colors don’t fade by Tuesday.
You’re not just buying something pretty for the table. You’re buying time—time when your space feels brighter, your effort shows, and your investment actually lasts. Most of what we deliver stays fresh for 5 to 10 days with basic care. That’s the difference between flowers that were designed yesterday and flowers designed the day you order them.
We operate out of Manhattan, right in the middle of where the pace is fast and expectations are high. We’re not a call center or a national wire service. We’re a local shop that picks up flowers from the Flower District every morning and designs them in-house the same day you place your order.
That matters in Chinatown, where building access can be tricky, timing is tight, and people expect you to show up when you say you will. Our drivers know the neighborhood—the walk-ups, the doorman buildings, the businesses that don’t buzz you in without calling first.
We’ve been doing this long enough to know that Easter isn’t just about lilies. It’s about showing up for the people who matter, whether that’s your family, your church, or someone you haven’t seen in a while. We handle the flowers so you can handle everything else.
You place your order online or call us directly. If it’s before 2 PM on a weekday, we can deliver same-day to Chinatown and most of Manhattan below 100th Street.
Once your order comes in, we head to the Flower District if we haven’t already been that morning. We pick what’s fresh—not what’s been sitting around. Then we design your arrangement in our shop. No pre-made bundles. No generic filler. Just what works for the occasion and the space it’s going to.
Our drivers deliver it themselves. They don’t hand it off to a third party or leave it with a neighbor unless you tell us that’s okay. If there’s an issue with access or timing, they call you. If something goes wrong, you call us—not a 1-800 number in another state.
You get a fresh arrangement that was made that day, delivered by people who know the neighborhood, with no runaround if something needs fixing. That’s it.
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You’re not just getting flowers dropped at the door. You’re getting an arrangement that was designed with your space in mind—whether that’s a dining table in a Chinatown apartment, a church altar, or an office lobby near the Financial District.
For Easter, that usually means lilies, tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. All spring flowers that last. We also do potted Easter lilies if you want something that keeps growing, and we deliver those same-day to all five boroughs. If you’re ordering for a church, we handle installation too—full-service setup so your arrangements are ready before the service starts.
Chinatown moves fast, and space is tight. We design arrangements that fit real tables, real counters, and real entryways—not styled photoshoot surfaces. If you need something specific for a smaller apartment or a particular color scheme that matches your family’s tradition, just tell us. We’ll work with it.
No wire service fees. No middleman markup. Your money goes toward better flowers, better design, and better delivery. That’s the whole point.
Yes, if you order before 2 PM Monday through Friday. Same-day delivery covers Chinatown and most of Manhattan below 100th Street.
We pick up fresh flowers from the NYC Flower District each morning, so your arrangement gets designed the same day you order it. That’s how we keep things fresh and avoid the wilting problem you get with flowers that were arranged two days ago and shipped in a box.
If you’re ordering on a weekend or holiday, call us directly. We can usually work something out, but timing depends on availability and route scheduling. For Easter Sunday specifically, it’s smarter to order a few days ahead so we can guarantee delivery before church services or brunch.
Most Easter arrangements last 5 to 10 days if you follow basic care. Lilies, tulips, and roses tend to be on the longer end. Daffodils and hyacinths are closer to the 5-day range but still outlast most grocery store bunches.
The key is fresh water and keeping them out of direct heat or sunlight. Change the water every two days, trim the stems at an angle, and remove any leaves that sit below the waterline. That prevents bacteria buildup, which is what kills flowers early.
If you order a potted Easter lily instead of a cut arrangement, it’ll last even longer—sometimes weeks if you care for it properly. You can even plant it outside after Easter if you want it to come back next year.
Yes. We deliver to churches throughout Chinatown, the Financial District, and all of Manhattan. If you need flowers for an Easter service, we can deliver potted lilies, altar arrangements, or spring centerpieces depending on what your church needs.
We also offer installation service, which means we don’t just drop the flowers off—we set them up where they need to go. That’s helpful if you’re ordering multiple arrangements or large displays that need to be positioned before the service starts.
For church orders, it’s best to call us a few days before Easter so we can confirm timing and coordinate with whoever’s managing setup. We’ve done this enough times to know that church schedules are tight and access can be tricky, so we plan ahead.
It depends on what’s fresh that day and what you’re looking for, but most Easter arrangements include a mix of lilies, tulips, daffodils, roses, or hyacinths. We also add greenery and filler that complements the main flowers without making the arrangement look too busy.
If you want something specific—like all white for a church service, or pastels for a family brunch table—just tell us when you order. We design based on your vision, not a one-size-fits-all template.
Spring floral centerpieces are usually built lower and wider so they don’t block conversation across the table. Easter bouquets tend to be taller and more vertical, especially if they’re going on a side table or entryway. We adjust based on where the arrangement is going and how much space you’re working with.
Because we’re not cutting corners on quality or service. When you order from a national site, you’re paying for marketing, wire service fees, and a middleman who takes a cut before the local florist even sees your order. Then that florist has to work with what’s left, which usually means smaller blooms, less variety, and cheaper filler.
We source directly from the NYC Flower District every morning. No warehouse. No shipping delays. No sitting in a box for two days. That means your flowers are fresher, last longer, and look better—but it also means they cost what they’re actually worth.
You’re also paying for local knowledge. Our drivers know Chinatown. They know how to navigate walk-ups, how to work with doormen, and how to reach someone if building access is complicated. If something goes wrong, you call us directly—not a call center three states away. That kind of service costs more because it’s worth more.
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