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You’re ordering flowers because the moment matters. A birthday that’s today, not tomorrow. An apology that can’t wait. A celebration happening right now in a Times Square hotel or office.
When you order before 2 PM, your arrangement gets delivered the same day anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Not “maybe” or “we’ll try”—guaranteed. Our drivers know Times Square buildings, which means they know how to get past security at the Marriott Marquis, navigate the Paramount Group towers, and handle the chaos around Penn Station without your flowers sitting in a lobby for three hours.
Every arrangement starts at the NYC Flower District that morning. We’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week. Your flowers go from wholesale market to our shop to the recipient within hours. That’s why the colors stay vibrant and the petals hold their shape for 5-10 days instead of wilting by day three.
We operate from the center of Manhattan because proximity matters when you need same day flower delivery in Times Square. We’re not a national chain routing orders through a call center in another state. You’re working with a local florist who sources directly from the NYC Flower District every morning.
Times Square moves fast. Theater district events, corporate offices along Sixth Avenue, hotels packed with visitors who need flowers sent to rooms—this area doesn’t wait. Our delivery team knows the buildings, the doormen, the security protocols. They know which lobbies require visitor passes and which concierge desks will accept deliveries for guests.
When something goes wrong, you can call and talk to someone who actually knows where your order is. Not a script reader. Not an offshore support team. Someone who can fix it.
You place your order online or by phone. If it’s before 2 PM on a weekday, you’re getting same day delivery in Manhattan below 100th Street. If it’s after 2 PM or you’re ordering for a weekend, we’ll confirm the next available delivery window.
Our designers pull fresh stems that morning from the Flower District. They’re not working from a pre-made template or a corporate design guide. If you want specific colors, certain flowers, or you’re matching an event theme, they’ll work with your vision. If you just want something that doesn’t look generic, they’ll design something that feels intentional.
Once it’s ready, a driver who knows Times Square takes it to the address you provided. They check in with building security if needed, get visitor passes for office towers, coordinate with hotel concierge desks. When it’s delivered, you get confirmation with the time and who received it. No guessing. No “we think it was delivered.” You know exactly what happened.
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Every arrangement includes fresh flowers sourced that morning, a vessel that fits the design, and same day delivery if you order before 2 PM. No hidden fees for “service charges” or surprise costs at checkout. The price you see includes delivery to Times Square addresses.
If you’re sending flowers to a Times Square office building, our drivers know the drill. They’ve delivered to the towers around Bryant Park, the corporate spaces near Grand Central, the theater district venues that require stage door deliveries. They know that some buildings make you sign in on an iPad, others require a phone call upstairs, and a few won’t let anyone past the lobby without an escort.
For hotels in the Times Square area—whether it’s the Marriott Marquis, the Renaissance, or one of the boutique properties on West 46th—we coordinate with the concierge desk to make sure your flowers reach the right room. Hotel deliveries in this neighborhood can be tricky because of guest privacy policies and high turnover, but we’ve been doing this long enough to know who to talk to and what information they need.
Corporate clients who need weekly arrangements for Times Square offices get consistent delivery days, standing designs that match your brand aesthetic, and a single point of contact who remembers your preferences. You’re not re-explaining what you want every week.
Yes, if you order before 2 PM on a weekday, we guarantee same day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. That includes every Times Square address—offices, hotels, residential buildings, theater venues.
The reason we can guarantee this is location. We’re based in Midtown, we source from the NYC Flower District every morning, and our drivers know Times Square buildings. We’re not coordinating with a third-party courier service or trying to route deliveries from Brooklyn. Your order gets designed and delivered by our team.
Weekend and holiday deliveries work differently. We’re open, but delivery windows are more limited because building access changes. Some office towers close their loading docks. Some hotels reduce concierge staff. If you’re ordering for a Saturday or Sunday, call us to confirm timing.
You’re asking this because you’ve been burned before. You ordered something that looked lush and vibrant online, and what showed up looked like a grocery store bouquet.
Here’s what’s different: we source fresh flowers every morning from the NYC Flower District and design your arrangement the same day you order. We’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week. The flowers you see in photos are the same quality stems we’re using in your arrangement.
If you want something specific—certain colors, particular flowers, a style that matches an event—our designers will work with your vision. They’re not following a corporate template or trying to replicate a photo from a national catalog. You can call and describe what you want, and they’ll design it. If it doesn’t match what you asked for, we’ll fix it.
Our drivers coordinate with building staff to make sure your flowers reach the right person. If the recipient isn’t at their desk, we work with the front desk, reception, or office manager to leave the arrangement in a secure location with their name on it.
Times Square office buildings have different protocols. Some require visitor passes and won’t let deliveries past the lobby without calling upstairs first. Others have loading dock procedures for large arrangements. Our drivers know these buildings because we deliver to them regularly. They know which security desks are strict about IDs and which concierge teams will accept deliveries for tenants.
If there’s an issue—wrong floor, recipient is out of the office, building is closed for a private event—we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t just leave flowers in a random lobby and mark it delivered. You get confirmation with the time, location, and who accepted the delivery.
Yes, we deliver to every major hotel in the Times Square area. Hotels have strict privacy policies, so we coordinate with the concierge desk to make sure your flowers reach the right guest without violating their rules.
You’ll need to provide the guest’s full name exactly as it appears on their reservation. Some hotels also require a room number, but most will accept deliveries with just the name and check-in date. If the guest hasn’t checked in yet, the concierge will hold the arrangement and deliver it to their room once they arrive.
The Marriott Marquis, Renaissance, and other large Times Square properties have dedicated concierge teams who handle guest deliveries all day. Smaller boutique hotels might have one person at the front desk managing everything, which can slow things down during busy check-in times. If you’re sending flowers to a hotel, order early in the day so we can coordinate delivery before the evening rush.
Most arrangements last 5-10 days with proper care. That’s longer than what you’ll get from flowers that have been sitting in a distribution center or a retail cooler for days before they even reach the florist.
Freshness matters. We source from the NYC Flower District every morning, which means your flowers go from wholesale market to our shop to the recipient within hours. They haven’t been shipped cross-country or stored in a warehouse. The stems are properly conditioned, the water includes flower food, and the arrangement is designed the same day you order.
Once delivered, the recipient should keep the arrangement away from direct sunlight, heat vents, and fruit bowls (fruit releases ethylene gas that makes flowers wilt faster). Change the water every 2-3 days and trim the stems at an angle. If you’re sending flowers to a Times Square office, let the recipient know these care tips so your arrangement lasts as long as possible.
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