The 24 best flower shops in Chicago

Co-founders Liz Topp and Sinéad Cleary launched Nerine to celebrate the fusion of fresh blooms and sculptural artistry. Every bouquet reflects a unique seasonal moment and an unmistakable creative touch. Since opening their physical shop in early 2025, they’ve invited flower lovers to explore their world through curated arrangements and interactive workshops.

Owner Kelly Marie Thompson stocks her one-of-a-kind Logan Square boutique with only the freshest seasonal blooms in both exotic varieties and contemporary styles. Order arrangements for pickup or delivery for special occasions, weddings or just because. Once you're done drooling over the beautiful flowers, you’ll also notice the shop's charming selection of fine cards, candles, jewelry and home goods—perfect additions to make any bouquet feel extra special.

Houseplant collectors love this home and garden shop for its vast array of greenery and pottery, but Sprout also goes all in on handcrafted floral arrangements. Pick your color scheme and size, then leave the rest to the talented designers, who pull the freshest petals together to create free-spirited bouquets that explode with color. Delivery is always available, but why not pick up and give yourself an excuse to add to your plant family?

Priding themselves on wrapping bouquets just like it's done back in their native France, founders Louis Brunet and Olivier Plusquellec have poured their flair into their eco-friendly flower arrangement empire. With each hand-tied bouquet delivered in a signature purple Ode à la Rose box, you can expect your order to arrive on the same day in Chicago. If you're a little further afield, don't worry—Ode à la Rose's Dutch suppliers are able to deliver blooms straight to your door anywhere in the US.

This family-owned and operated florist has been serving Chicago since 1932. With five locations, this place has you covered no matter your floral needs—from Valentine's Day roses to your bridal bouquet. The website offers easy, streamlined ordering, same-day delivery to the city and surrounding suburbs, plus phone assistance–making custom orders a snap. You can enjoy all the big-box perks with the family-run charm and none of the fuss.

With a flower farm located in southwest Michigan, Field & Florist deals in exquisitely fresh local blooms—they can even grow specific flowers upon request with enough lead time. The bouquets on offer are marked with whimsy and fun, incorporating rarer blooms you won't find at the grocery store. Plus, the two shop locations (one in Wicker Park and the other in the Loop) offer an array of beautiful, thoughtfully curated gifts, from bespoke perfumes and hand-crafted truffles to yummy bath products and glassware.

Florist Taylor Amilas Bates draws inspiration from abstract art and nature, resulting in technicolored bouquets that are bursting with personality. Dusk Lily arrangements weave together fresh flowers, greenery and found objects (think feathers and fans) to create a feast for the eyes.

This West Town flower shop offers a little something for everyone: artfully arranged everyday and special occasion bouquets, wedding florals, bulk stems for those who prefer to DIY, and fast, same-day delivery. The shop purchases its flowers in bulk straight from the grower, so you can count on some of the freshest blooms available. 

Born as a college project, Flowers for Dreams has revolutionized the concept of floral delivery in Chicago. How? The company set out to do away with baby’s breath and pesticide-doused roses in favor of modern, locally sourced stems. To top it all off, a quarter of its profits go towards a local charity each month. Starting at just $45, you can get a charming bouquet artfully wrapped in rustic, recyclable cloth, hand-delivered. You'll also never be upsold on a teddy bear, box of chocolates or cheesy balloons—they don't even carry them!

A "farm-to-vase" florist on the city's South Side that grows beautiful flowers in vacant lots, this local business prides itself on bringing beauty to the neighborhoods it operates in as well as its farflung customers. You'll find a small selection of bouquets available for delivery within the Chicagoland area.

With a focus on organic, of-the-moment stems, Pistil & Vine specializes in tailor-made arrangements that spotlight what's in season. Stop and smell the roses, hydrangeas, anemones, calendula, tulips and more blooms that fill the space, or request future orders for casual to formal occasions. While you’re there, take a peek at the eclectic assortment of home décor and gifts for sale.

Started in 2021 by floral enthusiast Bretagne Lenox, LUSH Flower Bar boasts bespoke arrangements and almost 1,000-square-feet of flowers and plants. The Pilsen shop does events and floral installations, and also offers workshops and subscriptions. Hosting a party? LUSH can provide a flower bar for guests to create their own bouquets.

Co-owners Kate Prince and Sarah Leitten bring their expertise in botanicals and horticulture to the table with their Lakeview shop. Open since 2005, Flora offers fresh combinations of flowers in beautiful arrangements suited for a variety of occasions, from simple (just because) to elaborate (weddings). The shop’s European-style hand-tied bouquets are particularly special.

After a brief foray into weekly flower delivery services during the height of the pandemic, Flowers by Stem returned to focusing on weddings and events—and if you’ve got a wedding or large-scale special occasion coming up, you won’t find many better options for ensuring your big day is accented by gorgeous floral arrangements. Best of all, owner Stephanie Stopka takes an eco-friendly approach to floral design by working with local flower growers and coordinating flower donations so the pretty blooms don’t go to waste. 

Cornell Florist may have been around since 1939 (just take a look at its 1910s-era cash register and other preserved antique touches), but the shop’s sculptural floral design—which, depending on the bouquet, incorporates everything from peonies and roses to thistle and dill— has a decidedly contemporary feel. Pop in to browse flowers, handmade ceramics, jewelry, art books and more.  

Situated on the border of Lincoln Park and Lakeview, this North Side flower shop has become a favorite for neighborhood folk and far-flung fans alike. Owner Geneva Currin's flower education has taken her across the globe, and it shows in her work. The bouquets here are composed yet cheerful, with pops of color from dried craspedia, yellow roses and pink peonies.

Offering same-day delivery to neighborhoods (and hospitals) all across the city, Bloom Floral Shop Chicago can be a lifesaver during those last-minute emergencies. There's a hand-picked, expertly arranged bouquet for any occasion, whether you're sending your love or just looking to spruce up the home.

This women-owned florist is full of artistic creativity, and the stunning bouquets are sure to wow recipients. Go with the "Designer's Choice" to give the experts the freedom to build your arrangement with the freshest seasonal flowers. There are also a variety of gifts and plants for sale at the shop.

Established in 1951, this South Side florist prioritizes customer satisfaction so you can rest assured you're in good hands. There's a bouquet for any mood or occasion, but if you're looking for something specific, the shop will work with you to create the perfect custom arrangement.

Since 1997, this Lincoln Park shop has been designing and delivering beautiful flowers around the city and many surrounding suburbs. Order your own arrangement, made with blooms grown on sustainable, socially responsible farms, or book the team’s services for your wedding or special event. Either way, you’ll fall in love.

You can't miss the old-fashioned neon sign beckoning passersby into this classic flower shop, which has sold blooms from the corner of LaSalle and Superior since 1936. Wander inside to find a lush variety of arrangements, with a preference toward classic styles—this is the perfect place to visit if you're hoping to pick up a dozen roses and a stuffed animal.

This Andersonville plant mecca is known for its warm, quiet nursery, where you can commune with nature by strolling among the vibrant cyclamens, orchids and begonias, and the fountain filled with colorful koi. The store also offers outdoor furniture and accessories—like indoor/outdoor ottomans and rugs made of weather resistant recycled plastic, or die-cast aluminum patio furniture designed and engineered in Germany. Check the online class schedule to sign up for workshops like Terrarium Building or Cacti & Succulent seminars. 

With over 13 years in the industry, InFlorEscence owner Anjelica Hennessey has all the experience necessary to help you pull off your dream wedding or event. Her floral company specializes in unique designs of lush, free flowing greenery as well as romantic oversized blooms. 

Pick up some fresh flowers to spruce up your home, or stop in to send something special to a friend at this Rogers Park shop. You can also browse the many offerings on the local florist's website and order online with ease.