Send Flowers Anywhere in New York City

New York is the most populated city in the United States and consists of five boroughs; the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. We can have flowers sent to each of these boroughs on a daily basis and know the area very well. When you want to send flowers to an apartment, please specify the apartment number and the address of the building. NYC also is home to many large convention centers, such as the Javits Center and Rockefeller Center. These venues host many leading conventions, trade shows, and special events all year round.

Sending Flowers to Students

New York City has several universities, such as Barnard College, Columbia University, Fordham University, New York University, and Pace University. Deliveries for flowers for students who live in residence halls may be received during office hours, or the florist can call the student to notify them of the delivery. Be sure to know the dorm room number and address of the university before placing your order.

New York City is also one of the biggest tourist destinations in the entire world and has several luxury hotels, including the Ritz-Carlton and Crowne Plaza. We'll gladly accept orders requiring delivery to a hotel; however, when placing your order, please include the full address of the hotel, a valid telephone number, and the recipient’s room number, if you happen to know it.

Hospital Deliveries for Flowers Made Daily

We also can send flowers to hospitals in New York City such as Mount Sinai or Lenox Hill Hospital. But be sure to check with the hospital before placing your order, as some hospitals no longer allow deliveries. When placing your order, please ensure that you include the recipient's name, full address of the hospital, and the ward name or number where the patient is located.

When ordering flowers to a funeral home in or around the NYC area, be sure to place your order at least a day prior to the viewing. Include the deceased’s name, a contact number, and, if possible, the name of the person receiving the delivery.

Encourage a friend, relative, or loved one to stop buzzing around NYC and smell the roses today!

Edited by Ava Rose