Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Sending flowers to a loved one in the hospital is a thoughtful and heartfelt gesture. But not all flowers are created equal—especially when it comes to a hospital environment. From allergy concerns to limited space, there are several factors to consider when choosing the right get well bouquet.
Hospital rooms are shared spaces, and many patients may have sensitivities or allergies. Strong floral scents, while pleasant to some, can be overwhelming or even harmful to others. That's why it's best to select low-scent or scent-free blooms.
Recommended options:
Hospital rooms often have limited space. Large bouquets may be difficult to place or could get in the way of medical equipment. Choose arrangements that are small, stable, and easy to position near the bedside.
Tips for choosing size:
Even if the patient doesn't have allergies, their roommates, nurses, or visitors might. Pollen-heavy flowers like lilies or sunflowers can cause irritation. Instead, choose hypoallergenic flowers that are safer for enclosed spaces.
Good choices include:
A kind note often means as much as the flowers themselves. Most florists (including Bedside Bouquets) allow you to include a custom message. Use this opportunity to express encouragement, love, or simply to let the person know you're thinking of them.
Examples:
Timing is everything. Hospitals have strict visiting hours and delivery protocols. It's best to work with a florist that specializes in hospital deliveries and understands how to coordinate with staff and facility guidelines.
Why Bedside Bouquets?
The right bouquet can do more than brighten a room—it can lift spirits, offer comfort, and show your presence even from afar. By choosing wisely and with care, your get well flowers become a meaningful part of someone's healing journey.
Explore our curated collection of bedside-safe arrangements and send your love the thoughtful way.
A flower can't heal, but when it carries your love, it becomes more than petals and stems. It becomes a whisper of hope, a gentle reminder that they're not alone. In every bloom, your care travels across the distance — bringing comfort and strength.