Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
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You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
Hear from Our Customers
You’re not ordering flowers because you have extra time. You’re ordering because someone matters, a client needs impressing, or your office lobby looks tired. Whatever the reason, the last thing you need is a delivery that shows up late, looks nothing like the photo, or dies in two days.
When you order from us, your arrangement gets designed by someone who’s been doing this for years—not assembled by whoever’s available. We source premium blooms, arrange them in-house, and deliver them ourselves. Same day if you order by noon.
That means what you see online is what gets delivered. The flowers are fresh because we don’t warehouse them for weeks. And if something goes wrong, you’re talking to the same people who made the arrangement, not a call center three states away.
Your flowers show up looking like they should. They last longer than you expect. And you don’t spend the rest of your day wondering if they actually arrived.
We operate out of Midtown Manhattan at 3 West 51st Street, and we’ve been serving Tribeca, the Financial District, and the surrounding neighborhoods for years. That’s long enough to know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to flower delivery in this city.
Tribeca isn’t your average neighborhood. You’ve got luxury lofts, boutique hotels like the Greenwich and Cosmopolitan, corporate offices tied to Wall Street, and restaurants where reservations book out weeks in advance. The people who live and work here expect quality, and they notice when something’s off.
We handle flowers for film sets, corporate accounts, weddings, and last-minute “I forgot” moments. We’ve delivered to penthouses, office lobbies, hotel suites, and event spaces all over Manhattan. And we’ve learned that what people really want isn’t a story about our passion—it’s flowers that arrive on time and look the way they’re supposed to.
You place an order online or over the phone. If it’s before noon, we can deliver same day anywhere in Manhattan. If it’s after, we’ll get it there the next day—or whenever you need it.
Once your order comes in, one of our florists pulls the freshest blooms we have in stock that day. We don’t use pre-made arrangements sitting in a cooler. Everything gets designed specifically for your order. If you’ve requested something custom, we’ll reach out to confirm details before we start.
After the arrangement is finished, our delivery team handles the rest. We don’t hand your flowers off to a third-party courier. We deliver them ourselves, which means we control timing, handling, and communication. If there’s a doorman, concierge, or receptionist, we coordinate directly. If no one’s there, we follow your instructions.
You’ll get confirmation when the delivery is complete. If something goes wrong—wrong address, recipient not available, building access issues—we contact you immediately so you’re not left guessing. No automated updates that turn out to be wrong. No “delivered” notifications when the flowers are still sitting in a van somewhere.
Ready to get started?
Most people think of a flower shop as the place you go for birthdays and anniversaries. That’s part of it. But if you’re in Tribeca, you probably need more than that.
We handle corporate accounts with weekly or bi-weekly deliveries. Your office lobby, reception desk, or conference room gets fresh floral arrangements on a set schedule without you having to think about it. We show up, swap out the old arrangement, and leave the new one in place. For businesses that want their space to feel polished without the hassle, this is the easiest way to do it.
Weddings and events are another big part of what we do. We’re not just dropping off centerpieces. We’re coordinating setup, timing, and teardown so your flowers are in place before guests arrive and handled after the event ends. We’ve worked with event planners, hotel venues, and private spaces all over Manhattan. We know what it takes to make large-scale floral design work on a tight timeline.
Orchids are popular with both residential and corporate clients in Tribeca. They last significantly longer than cut flowers, which makes them cost-effective if you want something that looks high-end but doesn’t need replacing every week. We deliver potted orchids and handle ongoing care if that’s something you want managed.
We’ve also supplied flowers for film and TV production projects throughout New York City. Those jobs require specific timing, specific looks, and zero room for error. If you’re working on a set and need florals that photograph well and arrive exactly when the production schedule demands, we’ve done it before.
We deliver same day if you order by noon. That’s not a “we’ll try” situation—it’s how we operate.
Here’s how it works: orders placed before noon get designed, arranged, and delivered the same day throughout Manhattan, including Tribeca. Orders after noon go out the next day unless you’ve coordinated a rush delivery directly with us. We don’t promise same-day delivery and then push it to the next day when it’s convenient. If we say it’s going out today, it goes out today.
The reason we can do this reliably is because we handle everything in-house. We’re not coordinating with third-party services or waiting on another company’s delivery schedule. Our team designs the arrangement, our drivers deliver it, and we control the timing from start to finish. That costs us more, but it’s the only way to guarantee you’re not getting a “sorry, we tried” message at 8 PM.
If the arrangement doesn’t match what you ordered, that’s on us, and we’ll fix it.
We don’t use stock photos that show one thing and deliver another. The arrangements on our site reflect what we actually design. But flowers are a natural product, and sometimes specific blooms aren’t available. If we need to substitute something, we’ll use a comparable flower in the same color and style. If it’s a significant change, we’ll contact you before we finalize the arrangement.
If your delivery shows up and it’s not what you expected—wrong colors, wrong size, wrong style—call us immediately. We’ll either send a replacement or issue a refund, depending on what makes sense. We’ve been doing this long enough to know that mistakes happen. What separates a good florist from a bad one is how they handle it when something goes wrong. We don’t make excuses. We fix it.
Most of our cut flower arrangements last seven to ten days with basic care. Some blooms last longer, some shorter, depending on the variety.
Roses, lilies, and orchids tend to have a longer vase life. Tulips and peonies are beautiful but more delicate. If you want something that lasts weeks instead of days, go with potted orchids. They require less frequent watering and can bloom for months if you treat them right.
Here’s what affects longevity: how fresh the flowers were when we got them, how quickly they were arranged and delivered, and how you care for them after they arrive. We source premium blooms and design arrangements the same day they go out, so you’re starting with the freshest product possible. After that, it’s about water, temperature, and placement. Keep them out of direct sunlight, change the water every couple of days, and trim the stems at an angle. That’s it. You’ll get significantly more life out of an arrangement if you do those three things.
Yes. We manage weekly and bi-weekly corporate flower services for offices, lobbies, and reception areas throughout Tribeca and Manhattan.
Here’s how corporate accounts work: we set a schedule based on what you need—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We design arrangements that fit your space and aesthetic, deliver them on the scheduled day, and swap out the old arrangement when we bring the new one. You don’t have to coordinate anything after the initial setup. We show up, handle it, and leave your space looking fresh.
Corporate clients typically want something polished but low-maintenance. Orchids are popular because they last longer and require less frequent replacement. If you prefer cut flowers, we’ll rotate seasonal arrangements so your space doesn’t look repetitive. For businesses that host clients, investors, or high-level meetings, fresh flowers signal attention to detail without being loud about it.
We invoice monthly, and you can adjust or pause service anytime. If you’re hosting a special event and need something larger or more customized, we handle that separately. A lot of our corporate clients in the Financial District and Tribeca have been with us for years because we make it easy and consistent.
We coordinate directly with you before delivery to avoid that situation, but if it happens, we’ll work it out.
When you place an order, we ask for delivery instructions—doorman, receptionist, leave at the door, call on arrival, whatever works. If there’s any uncertainty about access or timing, we’ll contact you or the recipient before we head out. Most deliveries in Tribeca go to buildings with a concierge or front desk, so someone’s usually there to accept the arrangement.
If we show up and no one’s available, we don’t just leave the flowers on a doorstep and hope for the best. We’ll call you, text you, or try the recipient directly to figure out next steps. Depending on the situation, we can come back later the same day, leave the arrangement with building staff, or reschedule for the next day. We don’t mark it “delivered” and move on if it’s not actually in the right hands.
The goal is to make sure your flowers get where they’re supposed to go, looking the way they should, without you having to track down a delivery driver or file a complaint. If something goes wrong, we handle it in real time so you’re not left wondering what happened.
Local Resources
Useful Links
Other Services we provide in Tribeca
