Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Sutton Place
Hear from Our Customers
Here’s what matters when you’re ordering flowers in Manhattan: they need to arrive on time, look like what you ordered, and last more than two days.
We source fresh from the flower district every morning. Not from a warehouse in New Jersey. Not pre-arranged three days ago. Your arrangement gets designed the day you order it, which means you’re getting blooms at their peak—not their expiration date.
Our drivers know Sutton Place. They know which buildings require lobby drop-off, which doormen prefer advance notice, and how to navigate the service entrances on the side streets. That’s not something you get from an app that contracts out to whoever’s available. You’re dealing with people who do this route daily and know exactly where you need flowers delivered.
Columbia Midtown Florist operates from 3 West 51st Street, right in the center of Midtown Manhattan. That location isn’t accidental—it puts us minutes from Sutton Place, the Upper East Side, and the corporate corridors where most of our delivery requests come from.
We’re not a national chain with a local storefront. We’re a local florist with deep roots in this neighborhood. Our clients include production designers who need flowers on set, corporate offices with weekly lobby arrangements, and residents who’ve been ordering from us for years because we show up when we say we will.
Sutton Place has a median household income over $170,000 and residents who expect quality without excuses. You’re not looking for the cheapest option—you’re looking for flowers that reflect your standards. That’s what we’re set up to deliver.
You place an order online or by phone before noon on any weekday. We design your arrangement fresh that morning using flowers we picked up from the wholesale district. No pre-made stock. No arrangements sitting in a cooler since Thursday.
Once it’s ready, our driver loads it into a climate-controlled vehicle—because August heat and January cold will destroy flowers faster than you’d think. They head to your address with your delivery instructions, whether that’s a doorman building on Sutton Place South or a walk-up near First Avenue.
If there’s an access issue, we call you. If the recipient isn’t home, we coordinate with building staff or leave it in a secure location you’ve approved. You get a notification when it’s delivered, and if something goes wrong, you hear from us directly—not a call center in another state.
This process works because we control it from start to finish. No hand-offs. No subcontractors. Just our team handling your order the way it should be handled.
Ready to get started?
Every arrangement is made to order. You’re not choosing from pre-designed options that get assembled in bulk. You tell us the occasion, the budget, and any preferences, and we design something specific to that request.
For Sutton Place residents, that often means arrangements sized for apartment living. Space is limited in Manhattan, and a massive centerpiece that works in a suburban dining room will overwhelm a coffee table in a 900-square-foot apartment. We design with that in mind—arrangements that make an impact without taking over your counter space.
If you’re sending flowers to someone’s office in Midtown, we make sure it’s something that fits on a desk and doesn’t require constant maintenance. If it’s for a corporate lobby, we design for visibility and longevity since those arrangements need to last through a full week of foot traffic and building climate control.
We also handle wedding and event work—full consultations, venue coordination, setup, and breakdown. That’s a different process than daily delivery, but it’s worth mentioning because if you’re planning something larger than a single arrangement, we’re equipped to handle it without farming it out to another vendor.
Yes, as long as you order before noon on a weekday. That cutoff exists because we need time to design the arrangement and get it on a truck before afternoon traffic turns Midtown into a parking lot.
Same-day delivery works here because we’re located at 51st Street. We’re not coming from Brooklyn or Queens—we’re already in your neighborhood. Our drivers make multiple runs through Sutton Place, Lenox Hill, and Turtle Bay every day, so adding your address to the route isn’t a logistical nightmare.
If you’re ordering after noon or on a weekend, we can usually accommodate next-day delivery. Just call us directly instead of assuming the online system will auto-schedule it correctly. We’d rather confirm timing with you than have you expect something today and receive it tomorrow.
We buy flowers the morning of your order from the New York wholesale flower district. That’s the same source high-end florists across the city use, and it’s the reason we can guarantee freshness—we’re not pulling from inventory that’s been sitting in a cooler for a week.
Flowers are a perishable product. The longer they sit between the grower and your vase, the shorter their lifespan. By sourcing daily and designing same-day, we’re cutting out the lag time that kills most arrangements before they even get delivered.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Fresh flowers have firm stems, vibrant color, and no browning on the petal edges. If your arrangement arrives and doesn’t meet that standard, we’ll replace it. That’s not something we say to sound generous—it’s basic quality control that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t.
Yes. Most of our deliveries go to doorman buildings, corporate offices, and luxury residential high-rises. Our drivers know the protocols—buzzing up, leaving with concierge, coordinating with building staff, using service entrances when required.
Sutton Place has some of the most secure buildings in Manhattan. You can’t just walk in and drop something at a door. Our drivers have been doing this route long enough to know which buildings require ID, which ones prefer advance notice, and which doormen will accept packages for residents versus requiring direct hand-off.
If there’s a specific instruction for your building, include it in the delivery notes. We read those. If your recipient isn’t home and the building won’t accept the delivery, we’ll contact you to figure out next steps. We don’t leave $150 arrangements in a hallway and hope for the best.
We handle corporate accounts regularly—weekly lobby arrangements, executive office flowers, client gifting programs. If you’re ordering for a business, the process is slightly different than a one-time personal delivery because you’ll likely want consistent quality and invoicing that works with your accounting department.
For corporate clients in Midtown, we typically set up a standing order. You tell us the frequency, the budget, and the aesthetic you’re going for, and we rotate arrangements weekly so your lobby or reception area doesn’t look stale. We invoice monthly, and you get a dedicated contact here so you’re not explaining your setup to a different person every time you call.
If you’re just sending a one-time arrangement to a client’s office, that works too. Just make sure you include the company name and floor number in the delivery address. Midtown office buildings are massive, and “500 Park Avenue” doesn’t tell our driver much without a suite number.
Yes, but that’s a different process than ordering a single arrangement online. Weddings and events require a consultation—either in person or by phone—so we can understand your vision, your venue, and your budget before we start designing.
We’ve worked with venues across Manhattan and know what works in different spaces. A loft in Chelsea has different needs than a ballroom at The Pierre. Lighting, ceiling height, table size, and even the color of the linens affect how arrangements photograph and how they’re perceived by guests.
Once we’ve agreed on a plan, we handle everything—design, delivery, setup, and breakdown. You’re not coordinating with multiple vendors or worrying about whether the centerpieces will arrive on time. We build timing into the schedule and show up when we say we will. If you’re planning an event in Sutton Place or anywhere in Manhattan, call us directly to start that conversation.
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