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Fresh flowers hand-delivered to patients in recovery, maternity, post-surgery, and more. Order by the local cutoff time and we deliver today.
Order by the local cutoff time and your flowers arrive today. We work with florists near the hospital to keep delivery times tight.
Our partner florists know hospital delivery procedures, restricted unit policies, and how to coordinate with nursing staff.
Pick a bouquet, enter the patient's details, and check out. No account required. Delivery confirmation sent by email.
Three steps from order to bedside.
Browse bouquets designed for hospital patients — bright, cheerful, and appropriately sized for a patient room.
Provide the hospital name, patient's full name, and room or unit number. Add a personal message at no extra charge.
A local florist prepares and hand-delivers your arrangement. You get an email confirmation when the order is placed.
Fresh arrangements sized for patient rooms. All orders include a personal message card.
Select your state to see covered cities and local hospital delivery details.
Yes. We work with local florists who deliver directly to patient rooms whenever the hospital allows it. For restricted units (ICU, NICU, burn units), we deliver to the nurses' station with the patient's name and room number so staff can forward the arrangement.
You need the patient's full name, the hospital name, and the room or unit number. If you don't have the room number, provide the floor or ward. A phone number for the patient or a contact person is helpful in case of any delivery questions.
The same-day cutoff is 2:00 PM local time. Orders placed after 2:00 PM are scheduled for next-day delivery. The exact cutoff is confirmed at checkout based on your delivery zip code.
Many ICUs, NICUs, and oncology units restrict fresh flowers due to infection control policies. If the unit doesn't allow flowers, we route the arrangement to the nurses' station or can substitute with an approved alternative such as a potted plant, balloon bouquet, or fruit basket.
Most hospitals accept flowers during daytime hours, typically 8 AM to 6 PM. Some facilities have stricter policies. We recommend calling the hospital's main line to confirm before placing your order, especially for specialty units.
Bright, cheerful arrangements with sunflowers, gerbera daisies, and roses are popular for recovery rooms. Avoid heavily scented flowers like lilies for patients with allergies or respiratory conditions. Our florists are familiar with hospital settings and can suggest appropriate options.
Enter the ward or unit name (e.g., 'Maternity Ward, 3rd Floor') at checkout. Our florists coordinate with hospital staff to locate the patient. You can also call the hospital's main reception line to get the room number before ordering.
If possible, we'll contact you to redirect the delivery to the patient's home address. If the flowers have already been delivered to the hospital, staff typically hold them for the patient to take home or notify the family. Contact us as soon as you know about a discharge and we'll do our best to accommodate.
Our partner florists serve hospitals nationwide. Order by the local cutoff time and your arrangement arrives today. No account needed.
