Flower delivery services in Sydney

Delivery: Same-day service before noon
Price: From $55
Pick-up option: Yes

My Flower Man’s arrangements are simple, minimalistic and always feature natives paired with imported flowers. “I love using eucalyptus and hearty Australian foliages with roses and orchids and tulips,” says owner Kieran Birchall. “The king protea is particularly popular – it’s a statement flower.”

Delivery: Order before 10am for same day service
Price: From $30
Pick-up option: Yes

Keeping it simple and stylish, Willow and Bear offers two weekly arrangements in three different sizes: Petite ($30), Abundant ($60) and Bountiful ($100). Owner Aimie Ryan says, “I’m try to find unusual varieties and mix them with the classics. But it’s got to be locally sourced and seasonal.”

Delivery: Order before 10am for weekday deliveries
Price: $30
Pick-up option: No

The simplicity of Little Flowers is what’s made them so successful. Each day there’s one option available to purchase, whether it’s a collection of paper daisies, a king protea surrounded by foliage or carnations and snapdragons, each arrangement is suitable for birthday wishes, thank yous or ‘I had an amazing time last night’.

Delivery: Monday to Friday deliveries, order before 11am
Price: From $35
Pick-up option: No

Founder Courtney Ray says, “Our bouquets are going to look a little bit wild, out-there and organic.” Each arrangement is made up of locally grown, largely organic and Australian native flowers and foliage, wrapped in brown paper and hessian. Flowers are selected each morning, they offer one bouquet style per day, and when the flowers run out that’s it for the day.

Delivery: Order before 2pm for same-day delivery
Price: From $60
Pick-up option: Yes

Florists Ed West and Dan Scala took over the Potts Point flower shop around three years ago. They’ve kept the sophisticated operation, arranging bunches of native flowers, or imported roses, orchids and anthuriums to order. They offer other gifts, too, such as Australian made candles and very locally made (300 metres away) Kakawa chocolates. 

Delivery: Thursday, Tuesday and Saturdays only
Price: From $7.50
Pick-up option: No

Your Flora offers customisable arrangements online, letting you choose just how many Singapore orchids, roses or tulips you’d like. “Pick what you like and we’ll send it to you,” says Abednego who’s been accompanying his florist mother to flower markets his whole life. Your Flora can also send indoor plants, including cacti ($18) succulents (from $12) and maidenhair ferns ($15).  

Delivery: Order by noon for Monday-Saturday delivery
Price: From $35
Pick-up option: Yes

Need to send flowers in Newcastle or Lake Macquarie? The Posy Post sells different arrangements every day. They usually go for colourful roses, lisianthus, tulips or hydrangea, paired with spray carnation, smoke bush, nutty gum or wattle leaf, wrapped in simple brown paper and delivered with a custom message on a tag. They also make dried flower crowns for $50 – perfect for weekend events.

Delivery: Order by noon, Monday to Friday, for same-day delivery
Price: From $150
Pick-up option: No

With over a decade of experience in floristry under her tool belt, Myra Perez has a dedicated following. She’s highly sought after for corporate gigs and weddings, but she still takes bookings for bouquet deliveries. My Violet’s love of country garden flowers and all things vintage give an end result that’s wild and pretty.

Delivery: Various options
Price: From $24.99
Pick-up option: No

Xanthe Reynolds, founder of Bag a Bouquet, ditched her career in property to set up a website that connects buyers with local florists. “I was always leaving things like buying flowers to the last minute, so I had the idea of creating a website that’s a one-stop shop for florists,” she says. It’s an Australia-wide operation and you can use the site to compare prices, schedule deliveries for same day or future occasions. They have suppliers in every state and they even feature edible bouquets and balloon suppliers. “We’re like the Iconic or Uber of flower delivery.”

If you want your flowers delivered on a weekend, it might be time to turn to the big boys. Interflora, which is a global delivery service that works with florists all over the world (including 750 across Australia), will deliver your blooms seven days a week if you order online by 2pm. The floral behemoth delivers worldwide as well as across Australia, so if you forgot a New York mate's birthday or your bae is travelling in Paris, Interflora has you covered there too.