Get well flowers to brighten a room
When someone is laid up at home, a bouquet on the bedside table makes the room feel less like a sickroom. We keep get-well bouquets bright and not too heavily scented.
Before sending to a hospital
Some New York hospitals and wards do not accept flowers, especially intensive care units. Check with the ward first, or send them to the home address so they are waiting when the person gets back.
Keep it simple to care for
A compact bouquet is easiest for someone who is not up to fussing with a vase. Every bouquet comes with care instructions, and our care guide covers the basics.
Get well bouquets
Standard delivery, $20
Book at least 7 days ahead. Delivered across New York on the date you pick.
Rush delivery, $35
Needs 3 days of notice. We do not offer same-day delivery.
Free pickup
Handed off at a busy public spot, like a nearby Starbucks. We confirm the spot with you first.
Want something made just for them?
Share a budget, colours and favourite flowers. A florist chats with you to shape it, then sends a final price for you to approve.
Request a custom bouquetQuestions we get asked
Can you deliver flowers to a hospital?
We deliver to addresses, and many hospital units do not accept flowers. Check with the ward first, or send them home.
Which flowers are good for someone who is unwell?
Lightly scented, bright flowers in a compact bouquet. If allergies are a concern, mention it in the florist note at checkout.