Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Fort George
Hear from Our Customers
You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
Ready to get started?
You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
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You need flowers today. Not tomorrow. Not “we’ll try our best.” Today.
Maybe it’s an anniversary you almost forgot. Maybe someone needs to know you’re thinking of them right now. Maybe your office lobby looks tired and you’ve got clients coming in. Whatever the reason, waiting isn’t an option.
That’s where most flower delivery services fall apart. They promise same-day, then blame traffic. They say “fresh,” but the roses are already drooping. They claim local, but your order gets routed through three states before anyone even touches a stem.
Here’s what actually happens when you order from a local Fort George flower shop that knows Manhattan. Your order goes straight to our florists at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown. We source flowers fresh that morning from the wholesale district. We design your arrangement by hand. Then our drivers who actually know this city—who know which buildings need appointments, which doormen expect what, how to navigate Midtown lunch traffic—deliver it the same day.
No apps. No gig workers guessing their way through your neighborhood. Just people who’ve been doing this long enough to get it right.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from the heart of Midtown at 3 West 51st Street. Every morning, our team sources fresh flowers from New York’s wholesale district. Every arrangement gets made in-house by our experienced florists. Every delivery gets handled by drivers who know this city.
Fort George has changed a lot over the years. It’s become a real cultural hub—experimental restaurants, the United Palace theater, art spaces that didn’t exist a decade ago. The neighborhood’s grown up without losing its character. That matters when you’re trying to send flowers that actually reflect the person receiving them.
You’re not getting cookie-cutter arrangements shipped from a warehouse in New Jersey. You’re getting flowers chosen that day, arranged by hand, delivered by someone who knows the difference between a doorman building and a walk-up.
You place an order online or by phone before 2 PM. That’s the cutoff for same-day delivery anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Miss that window and your flowers go out first thing the next morning.
Once your order comes in, our florists at the Midtown shop start working. We pull from flowers sourced fresh that morning—roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, whatever’s in season and looking good. We build your arrangement based on what you ordered, adjusting for what’s actually available and at its best that day.
Then it goes out for delivery. Our drivers know Manhattan. They know which buildings require scheduled appointments. They know which neighborhoods have tricky parking. They know how to keep flowers safe in climate-controlled vehicles, whether it’s 95 degrees in August or 20 degrees in January.
You get a real arrangement, made fresh, delivered the same day. If there’s an issue—building won’t accept the delivery, recipient isn’t home, address needs clarification—someone calls you directly to figure it out. No automated runaround.
That’s it. Order, arrange, deliver. Done right.
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You can order everyday arrangements—birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, congratulations, just because. Those get handled same-day if you order before 2 PM.
But Columbia Midtown Florist also handles bigger projects. Full wedding florals with personal consultations, working directly with venues across NYC. Corporate programs with weekly deliveries to keep your office looking sharp. Sympathy arrangements and funeral flowers when you need something thoughtful on short notice. Even entertainment industry work—flowers for TV and film productions that need period-appropriate arrangements or tight turnaround times.
Fort George and the surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods have a mix of residential buildings, small businesses, and creative spaces. That means delivery requirements vary wildly. A luxury high-rise on Riverside Drive has different protocols than a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights. Our drivers know the difference.
The flower selection changes based on season and availability, but we consistently stock roses, lilies, sunflowers, orchids, and seasonal blooms. If you want something specific that’s not in stock, calling ahead helps. We source from the wholesale district every morning, so we can often grab special requests if you give us a heads-up.
Orders placed before 2 PM get delivered the same day to addresses in Manhattan below 100th Street, which includes Fort George and the surrounding area. That cutoff exists because arrangements take time to build properly, and Manhattan traffic is unpredictable even for experienced drivers.
If you order after 2 PM, your flowers go out first thing the next morning. That’s not ideal if you’re in a time crunch, but it’s better than rushing an arrangement or making promises that won’t get kept.
Weekends work the same way—order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. We accommodate weekend orders because that’s when a lot of people actually need flowers. Calling directly can sometimes help if you’re cutting it close on timing, but the 2 PM cutoff is firm for guaranteed same-day service.
We source flowers every morning from New York’s wholesale district. That means the roses in your arrangement were cut recently, not sitting in a warehouse for a week. It also means we can adjust based on what’s actually fresh and in season that day.
You’ll notice the difference when flowers last longer than the three days you’re used to from grocery store bouquets. Proper sourcing and handling matter. So does delivering in climate-controlled vehicles instead of the trunk of someone’s car.
If something arrives and doesn’t look right—wilted, damaged, not what you ordered—call immediately. We’ll make it right. That’s not a marketing line. That’s just how local businesses stay in business.
Yes. Our Manhattan drivers deal with this constantly. Luxury buildings with front desk protocols. Walk-ups with buzzer systems that haven’t worked since 2003. Doormen who need advance notice. Corporate mailrooms with their own delivery rules.
Our drivers know which buildings require appointments scheduled ahead of time. They know which doormen prefer cash tips and which ones just want you in and out quickly. They know how to navigate building security without your flowers sitting in a lobby for six hours.
If there’s a delivery issue—recipient isn’t home, building won’t accept the package, address needs clarification—someone from our shop calls you directly. You’re not stuck wondering where your $150 arrangement ended up. You get real communication from people who can actually solve the problem.
Columbia Midtown Florist delivers throughout Manhattan below 100th Street for same-day service. That includes Fort George, Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side, Midtown, downtown—basically anywhere in Manhattan where same-day delivery is logistically possible given NYC traffic.
Our shop is located at 3 West 51st Street in Midtown, which makes it central for reaching most Manhattan neighborhoods efficiently. Orders going to other boroughs or areas above 100th Street might require next-day delivery depending on timing and logistics.
If you’re sending flowers somewhere outside the standard delivery zone, call us directly. We can tell you exactly what’s possible and when it can happen. No point ordering online if your delivery address won’t work for same-day service.
Columbia Midtown Florist handles full wedding florals—bouquets, centerpieces, ceremony arrangements, reception flowers, all of it. You start with a personal consultation to go over your vision, venue requirements, budget, and timeline. Then we work with your venue directly to coordinate delivery and setup.
We have experience with venues throughout NYC, which matters because every space has different rules about when vendors can access the building, where arrangements can be placed, and how setup needs to happen. Knowing those details ahead of time prevents day-of disasters.
Corporate events and large-scale projects work similarly. You discuss what you need, get a clear quote, and coordinate timing. We’ve worked with entertainment productions, corporate offices, and event spaces that require both quality and reliability. If you’re spending serious money on flowers for an important event, you want a florist who’s done it before and won’t disappear when problems come up.
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Other Services we provide in Fort George
