The best options for flower delivery in NYC

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Have you ever seen insanely designed floral arrangements on social media? It was probably UrbanStems, which is known for crafting unique bouquets and potted plants that always feel on-trend. They have a great selection in vibrant styles that you'll especially want to flaunt at home right now. Prices vary, (with cheaper bouquets that run about $55), but their seasonal-flower selection is impressive. 

The flower company is also making it easier for New Yorkers to cheer each other up by sending out free bouquets of flowers each Friday. "In this uncertain time ... we wanted to provide a way to connect and send a free bouquet to someone who needs a little extra joy," the company wrote on Instagram. Starting this week, the Stay Connected with Stems program is now reaching as far as nationwide. So, to send love to your personal hero, you can enter for a chance to send a bouquet by filling out this Google Doc on why the recipient should get one—maybe it's for your best friend who checks in on you every day or a loved one working on the frontlines. 

You won’t find any carnations or baby’s breath here: instead of relying on generic filler flowers, Floom sources high-quality arrangements from local New York florists. Options vary by the day and zip code, but on a recent search, we found everything from a succulent terrarium to orange calla lilies inside a glass bowl. Accidentally forgot a major birthday and looking for somewhere that does same-day delivery? No worries. Some of our florists offer same day delivery, if this is the case the product with show an "Available Today!" tag. Be sure to order before 1pm. Phew.

These blooms aren’t on the budget end of bouquets, but there’s good reason for that. They’re stunning. Browse online by shade and occasion, and you can get vases, candles and scented oils before you check-out, too. 

PlantShed hand-delivers flower arrangements anywhere in NYC, and offers same day drop off. That way, you can deliver yourself a bouquet for an immediate pick-me-up, or if you immediately need to say sorry to a partner or roomie after a fight while working from home together, you can do that too.

This eco-friendly company sources its flowers direct from farms to eliminate the middleman and guarantee that your blooms start out fresher and last longer. You can also opt for an arrangement custom-designed and hand-delivered by a local florist in your area, if you’d like something with a bit more pizazz. Plus, you can subscribe to receive responsibly sourced blooms year round or buy a subscription for your flower-loving friends to enjoy. Sweet.

Not only does this online retailer offer a wide selection of floral arrangements under $30, but it also guarantees same-day delivery on nearly 300 bouquets. All you'll have to do is order by 3pm. Oh, and if you're squeezing the pennies, there's usually a discount or two on offer. Sah-weet.

Due to the current state orders, Blossr has temporarily suspended operations.

This New York delivery service isn’t about over-the-top arrangements. Instead, Blossr’s motto is that one should experience flowers in their purest form: naked and unarranged. So, consider this the perfect treat for minimalists. To order, choose from a small but gorgeous range of buds or greenery like the Orange or Dusty Pink Ranunculus, Salmon or Deep Red Anthuriums, Sweet Pea or Monstera Leaves. Blossr’s blooms start at an affordable $30 and come with a white vase (small, medium or large) of your choice. Deliveries go out every Friday, so get that #FloralFriday hashtag ready and make sure to tag @blossrnyc on the ’gram.