You know those scenes in the movies when someone gets a huge bouquet delivered to their office? And all the co-workers gather and gush about what a sweetie the sender must be? Well, you can be that sender in 2024, thanks to Urban List finding the best flower delivery Melbourne/Naarm has to offer.
You can be the hero. In fact, Melbourne has a bunch of floral options ranging in price from “Thrifty” to “Please please please forgive me”. Choosing a flower delivery Melbourne service is no easy task, though, so here are the best flower delivery businesses in Melbourne to make choosing that little bit easier.
LVLY
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It's 2024, and LVLY are acutely aware of the discerning standards of gift receivers these days, that's why their deliveries are flowers and so much more if you want them to be.
Select from one of their boxes which include the likes of wine and choccie, or build your own and add in socks, beer, more wine, and even cookies. Same-day delivery is also available.
Rose Rush
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Forget sickly sweet supermarket roses, Rose Rush is here to put some true romance back into this famous flower, and fast. Select from a range of beautifully arranged, premium roses in shades of deep red, candy pink, creamy white, and more.
You can also bundle yours up with romantic goodies like candles, wine, silk pillowcases, sex toys, and more. Same-day delivery is available every day of the week. Order here.
Daily Blooms
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Daily Blooms takes the choice out of buying flowers, which is a good thing if you don’t know your geraniums from your agapanthus (it’s cool, neither do we). Every day, owner Courtney Russell gets up early and hits the flower markets, picking whatever looks fresh and awesome. She crafts them into dozens of bouquets, and you can get these delivered all over Melbourne.
No muss, no fuss, and their fresh flowers start at just $59. You can check out today’s arrangements on Daily Blooms’ Instagram too. Hands down some of the best flower delivery Melbourne has to offer.
Bloomeroo
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Bloomeroo does beautiful, classic florals and gifts for all of life's big occasions. From birthdays to anniversaries, graduations, new babies, thank yous, and get wells—pick your blooms and add on balloons, plants, teddies, lollies, and more. Bloomeroo's blooms and goodies are available Australia-wide with same day flower delivery in Melbourne every day if you order before 5pm. Order here.
Floraly
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Need to get flowers delivered? This Aussie direct-to-consumer flower delivery and gifting service is one of our faves—and one of the more sustainable options out there. Floraly sources flowers only after you place an order, reducing flower wastage by up to 90% while providing customers with the freshest blooms possible. Heads up, Melbourne—these guys also offer same day flower delivery.
They've also partnered with OzHarvest so that every bunch of flowers sold buys a meal for somebody who needs it. On top of all that—their flowers are stunning too.
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ACID.FLWRS
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ACID.FLWRS is a collaboration between stylist Claire Mueller and graffiti artist RJ Williams. These one-of-a-kind artistic florals are what you might call "ephemeral art", created using real, individually coloured Phalaenopsis orchid stems, which have been dipped in kaleidoscopic ribbons of paint.
According to Mueller and Williams, their super unique process does not affect the lifespan of the blooms—they will last as long as your typical orchid (up to three weeks). ACID.FLWRS release limited runs of their special orchids. Check here for availability.
Bespoke Botanics
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We’re a big fan of these guys because they’re ‘set and forget’. You can sign up your lover to a flower subscription and they’ll get fresh blooms delivered on the regular for six months. We know ‘set and forget’ kind of goes against the whole spontaneous, gift-giving thing, but we're here for it.
Looking to order flowers? Just choose your bouquet size (large), delivery frequency (often) and the length of the subscription (until the end of time). That’s what makes them Bespoke Botanicals. Clue’s in the name.
The Indoor Plant Co
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Flowers are always a strong option in the gifting space, but sometimes going for something with a little more longevity can really make an impact, cue Indoor Plant Co. The online florist delivery service has a range of lush colourful plant life, perfect for all occasions from a birthday, to a run-of-the-mill Wednesday, and the best part, you’ll have to forever (presuming your watering routine is on point).
Looking for stunning floral arrangements? The range is extensive and perfect for all homes from the beautifully fragile fiddle leaf, to a more accessible monstera or peace lily, and the best part is they offer same-day delivery service so if that special day has rolled around and you’re in a pinch they’ve got you sorted.
Fig & Bloom
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When you search 'flower delivery Melbourne', the results can be overwhelming to say the least. Luckily, Fig & Bloom are flower delivery specialists. That’s kind of their thing. Now servicing more than 150 suburbs from their little store in Kew, they do same day flower delivery Melbourne wide for no extra cost (if you get your order in before 12pm) and bespoke wedding flowers for your special day.
Expert florist Kellie does a mean bouquet, and they have subscription packages if you want a regular dose of pollen in your life. The arrangements are pretty speccy too—definitely a step up from your regular baby’s breath and roses. Each one’s named (and themed) after a famous city. Some of the most beautiful arrangements, and certainly a top contender for the best flower delivery in Melbourne for 2024.
Little Market Bunch
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Little Market Bunch have a slight vintage, twee, hessian-wrap vibe going on. They’re a bit like Daily Blooms—every day they’ll source the best flowers from around Melbourne and arrange them into beautiful little bouquets. They're considered some of the best flower delivery Melbourne CBD has, and you can see why.
The cool thing about these guys is you can also add on a bunch of other stuff: T2 tea, Black Pantry Marshmallows, passes to the Peninsula Hot Springs, Laneway Candles, whatever you want. Prices start from $34.95, and you can even deliver indoor plants.
Hello Botanical
Speaking of indoor plants, that’s Hello Botanical’s game. They're considered some of the best flower delivery Melbourne offers because they do same day flower delivery for Melbourne, and it’s just not your typical flower stuff. Think giant pots of Zamiculcas Zamiifolia or hessian-wrapped Philodendron Imperial.
You don’t see indoor plant deliveries turning up in a lot of romcoms, but there are practical benefits: they last a lot longer, they oxygenate your room, and they look cooler (these days anyone without a small rainforest in their apartment is waaaaaay behind the times).
Manflower Co.
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Man doesn’t like flowers? Fair enough. They do die and cost money and stuff. Luck we have Manflower Co to swoop in and save the day. These guys do deliver bouquets, but they’re bouquets of beer (the company’s tagline is “beer delivered to babe”).
You just hop online and order a box, stocked with a rotating supply of Aussie craft beer (Balter usually features pretty heavily, which we’re totally fine with). Manflower Co delivers the beer to your babe, who then drinks the beer and buys you a pony (probs). Nice branding and packaging on this one too. Class all the way.
Hello Blooms
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Special occasion? Hello Blooms boast a flower delivery range of over 300 suburbs across Melbourne, so if you need a flower delivery service that's reliable, you can bet your bottom dollar that Hello Blooms will have your back with some of the most beautiful bouquets of florals.
Speaking of your bottom dollar, the team at Hello Blooms also have a huge range starting at the sub $50 price mark, making it one of the cheapest flower Melbourne offerings.
XFLOS
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If you want the ultimate ‘wow’ factor in your flower delivery, XFLOS in Collingwood is the way to go. Sourcing ethically grown flowers, XFLOS is more than just blooms—they’re botanical works of art, and therefore cementing itself as one of Melbourne’s best.
Jump online and select from mini to maxi bouquets, self-sufficient blooms in boxes and even beautifully arranged table placements. Offering same day flower delivery Melbourne is one of the luckiest cities to have XFLOS as their friendly neighbourhood florist. Delivered fresh and beautiful. Go on, order flowers online now to save you the running around.
Art Stems
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Art Stems bloomed into Melbourne over thirty years ago, and still stands as one of Melbourne’s most unique and reliable florists. They work with a wide range of botanics to craft glorious arrangements, including beautiful banksia, cloral peonies and all the orchids, delivering to all Melbourne postcodes and can even send flowers to your loved ones in hospital. You can find this eccentric florist on Lygon Street and taking orders online. If you place your order before 2pm between Monday and Saturday, you score same day delivery.
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