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You’re not ordering flowers because everything’s going perfectly. Something came up, you forgot, or someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Not in three days when it’s convenient for a delivery service.
That’s why we source flowers fresh every morning from the Flower District and design them the same day you order. No storage facilities. No wilted stems sitting in a warehouse. Just arrangements that last 5 to 10 days in the vase because they started fresh.
Our drivers know SoHo. They know which buildings need visitor passes, which doormen to call ahead for, and how to navigate the security protocols that trip up most delivery services. When you send flowers in SoHo, they need to actually arrive on time and look like what you ordered. That’s the baseline, and it’s harder to execute than most florists admit.
We operate just off Fifth Avenue, across from Rockefeller Plaza. That Midtown location gives us a significant advantage for fast delivery throughout Manhattan, including SoHo, where timing and building access can make or break a delivery.
SoHo’s retail landscape has shifted. It’s not just tourists anymore. With return-to-office mandates increasing foot traffic and international travel back to pre-pandemic levels, the neighborhood is busier than it’s been in years. That means more people working in SoHo offices, more last-minute needs, and more situations where same-day flower delivery actually matters.
We’ve been handling Manhattan deliveries long enough to know that quality beats price every time. You’re not looking for the cheapest flowers. You’re looking for arrangements that show up on time, look right, and don’t die in two days.
Every morning, we head to the NYC Flower District and hand-select the best available blooms. Not what’s cheapest. Not what’s been sitting around. The stems that are fresh, vibrant, and actually worth putting in an arrangement.
Once your order comes in, we design it that same day. If you’re ordering a custom arrangement, we’re listening first to what you’re trying to say, then building something that matches that intent. Different situations need different colors, textures, and energy. A birthday arrangement doesn’t look like an apology, and an apology shouldn’t look generic.
For same-day delivery in SoHo, orders placed before 2 PM go out the same day, Monday through Friday. Our drivers are familiar with the neighborhood’s building protocols and will coordinate with doormen, security desks, or reception areas to make sure your flowers reach the right person. You’ll get a confirmation text or email once delivery is complete. If there’s an issue, like a wrong address or the recipient isn’t available, we’ll contact you immediately.
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Every arrangement includes fresh flowers sourced that morning, custom design work based on your occasion and message, same-day delivery if ordered before 2 PM, and delivery confirmation once it’s complete. If you don’t love it, we’ll replace it with something of equal or greater value at no charge.
SoHo’s unique because of its mix of residential lofts, corporate offices, and retail spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly depending on where your flowers are going. A Canal Street office building has different security than a Spring Street walk-up. Our drivers know the difference and plan accordingly.
We also handle corporate accounts for offices that want weekly or bi-weekly arrangements in lobbies or reception areas. Seasonal flowers work best for this because they’re fresher, last longer, and feel appropriate for the time of year. A winter arrangement with amaryllis and evergreens just hits differently than trying to force summer blooms in January.
For weddings, we offer full consultation, work with your venue, handle setup and delivery, and design arrangements that photograph well. SoHo venues range from industrial loft spaces to classic event halls, and the floral design needs to match the vibe. We’ve worked with enough venues throughout Manhattan to know what works and what doesn’t.
Yes. If you place your order before 2 PM on a weekday, we’ll deliver it the same day to any address in SoHo. That includes residential buildings, offices, hotels, and retail locations.
Same-day delivery works because we’re sourcing flowers fresh each morning and designing them as orders come in. We’re not pulling pre-made arrangements from a cooler. Everything is built the day it’s ordered, which is why the flowers last longer once they’re delivered.
The one thing that can slow down delivery in SoHo is building access. If your recipient is in an office building with strict security, it helps to give us a heads-up or include their phone number so our driver can coordinate directly. We’ve delivered to enough SoHo buildings to know the common issues, but a little extra info never hurts.
Most arrangements last 5 to 10 days with basic care. Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to last longer. More delicate blooms like tulips or peonies are shorter-lived but worth it for the visual impact.
The reason our flowers last longer than what you’d get from a typical delivery service is because they’re genuinely fresh. We’re buying them the morning of your order, not pulling them from inventory that’s been sitting around. That extra few days of vase life makes a noticeable difference.
To extend the life of your arrangement, keep it out of direct sunlight, change the water every two days, and trim the stems at an angle when you do. If any stems start to wilt early, pull them out so they don’t affect the rest of the arrangement. It’s a small effort that keeps everything looking good for the full week or more.
We’ll replace it, no charge. If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, arrives damaged, or just doesn’t look right, contact us and we’ll send a replacement of equal or greater value.
This doesn’t happen often because we’re designing everything in-house the same day it’s ordered and delivering it ourselves. But when it does, we fix it immediately. You’re not dealing with a national call center or waiting three days for a refund. You’re talking directly to the people who made and delivered your arrangement.
One common issue with flower delivery services is that the arrangement looks nothing like the website photo. We avoid that by keeping our designs consistent and using the same quality of flowers every time. If a specific bloom isn’t available that day, we’ll substitute with something comparable and let you know ahead of time if it’s a major change.
Yes, and we’re used to it. SoHo office buildings often require visitor passes, ID checks, or coordination with building management. Our drivers have been making deliveries throughout Manhattan long enough to know how to handle it.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office, include their floor number and company name in the delivery instructions. If the building has particularly strict protocols, adding their phone number helps our driver coordinate directly. Most of the time, we can handle it without any extra steps, but that information speeds things up if there’s a question at the front desk.
The bigger issue is timing. If your recipient is in meetings all day or works in a building that doesn’t accept deliveries after 5 PM, let us know and we can adjust the delivery window. We’d rather get it right the first time than have flowers sitting at a security desk overnight.
Absolutely. When you’re ordering a custom arrangement, tell us what you’re going for and we’ll design around that. If you want specific flowers, specific colors, or a specific vibe, we’ll build it.
The only limitation is availability. We source flowers fresh each morning from the Flower District, so what’s available depends on the season and what’s coming in that day. If you request something that’s out of season or unavailable, we’ll suggest alternatives that match the look and feel you’re going for.
Seasonal flowers are almost always the better choice anyway. They’re fresher, more vibrant, last longer, and feel appropriate for the time of year. A fall arrangement with dahlias and burgundy tones just works better in October than trying to force spring tulips. If you’re flexible on the exact flowers but specific about the color palette or overall style, that gives us room to use the best available blooms and create something that actually looks better than what you originally pictured.
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