Brooklyn Flower Delivery: The Best Local Florists

Rosehip Social

Weddings are clearly the heart of Rosehip Social, a Williamsburg studio and plant shop now in its fourteenth year. The team also does corporate events and elopements, with full-service weddings starting at $7,000, and runs flower-design classes alongside a retail space open daily. Their style is described as modern botanical and casually elegant, and the catalogue includes bouquets, centerpieces, bud vases, and a la carte stems. Google reviewers talk most about wedding florals and a responsive staff. They’ve turned me on to flowers I’d never heard of before, which I wrote in our 2026 NYC florists guide. Listed prices in September 2026 run from a $12 dried petit bouquet to $330, with most arrangements around $145; the Seasonal XL is $320 and Secret Garden $265. There’s also an upstate microfarm growing more than 2,000 flowers a season. Delivery goes to a set list of ZIP codes that does not include Park Slope or Downtown Brooklyn, and the site gives no cutoff or fee.

Named by BKReader 2026, Bklyner 2020, Thursd 2026.

Typical price from its listing of September 24, 2026.

Photograph: Mother's Day Hand-Held Bouquet - Pick Up, $45.00 on September 23, 2026, from Rosehip Social.

Deja Vu Flowers

If you're after something that looks as if it were picked that morning, Deja Vu flowers is worth a look. Owner Bella Rapoport describes her hand as loose and natural, favoring seasonal colors and wild, textured stems gathered from local vendors and city gardens. The shop covers a lot: custom arrangements, wedding and sympathy work, corporate florals, subscriptions, walk-in shopping and curbside pickup. Its own listed prices, as of September 2026, run from $60 to $300, with most arrangements around $150, which makes sense for a BloomNation Premier Florist. Google reviews lean toward the fresh flowers, the late hours and the staff. Delivery is a genuine strength: same-day orders placed before 8:00 PM go out across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Jamaica and Flushing, with a standard fee around $20 that shifts with distance. Just note the founding year is never stated. The owner's bio is the history.

Its same-day terms: by 8pm.

Typical price from its listing of September 24, 2026.

Photograph: Hat Box with Roses, $300.00 on its site as archived October 23, 2025, from Deja Vu Flowers.

Jasmine's Floral Design

A family-run Park Slope institution of 41 years, Jasmine’s Floral Design covers everyday and occasion bouquets, sympathy and funeral work, roses, and weddings from a Park Slope walk-in shop. Google reviewers come back to fresh flowers and arrangement quality, with custom bouquets and funeral pieces mentioned too. Listed prices from the shop’s best sellers in September 2026 run $84.99 to $299.99, with a median of $134.99; Radiant Daydream is $159.99 and Floral Pathway $89.99. The shop is open every day, including Sundays 9am to 3pm, which is handy for weekend orders. The same-day delivery area is Brooklyn and surrounding areas, but no cutoff time or delivery fee is published, and the locations page needs JavaScript to reveal its full list. For a dependable neighborhood florist that still does strong sympathy work, it’s worth the call.

Its delivery windows, from its site on October 27, 2026: “Delivery times are generalized to “morning” and “afternoon” deliveries. If you require a timed delivery, please call and speak with our designers to make those arrangements.”

Typical price from its listing of September 24, 2026.

Photograph: Radiant Daydream, $159.99 on September 24, 2026, from Jasmine's Floral Design.

A&M Floral Place NYC

The Never Forget Club is the detail I'd mention first. For $36 a year, A&M's club tracks your anniversaries and birthdays and auto-delivers a bouquet on each one, a genuinely unusual subscription model for a small independent. Custom, made-to-order work is the other headline: they say arrangements are ready in about two hours, with weddings, corporate events, sympathy and faux or silk pieces alongside, plus a workshops collection. Reviewers on Google point most often to the arrangements themselves and the flower quality, and a few to how straightforward online ordering is. Listed bouquets run from an $18 starter to a median around $135, with named designs including SunMade at $115 and Blushing Love at $140. Same-day delivery runs to 3:00 p.m. and covers the NYC area only, with the fee calculated at checkout, and they make a single delivery attempt before asking you to pay for a re-run.

Its same-day terms: by 3pm.

Its delivery windows, from its site on October 27, 2026: “We deliver orders in the time window chosen during checkout. We have 3 delivery windows: 9am - 12pm; 12pm - 5pm; 5pm - 8pm.”

Typical price from its listing of September 24, 2026.

Photograph: Flower Bouquet SunMade, $115.00 on September 24, 2026, from A&M Floral Place NYC.

Flowers by SweetPetals

If I needed flowers into a Brooklyn hospital room, SweetPetals would be one of my first calls. They deliver direct to a named list of roughly ten NYC hospitals, including Memorial Sloan Kettering and NYU Langone Orthopedic, which most small Brooklyn shops don't advertise. Their own catalog describes handcrafted bouquets and vase arrangements from fresh, premium blooms, with weddings, birthdays, corporate work and sympathy flowers alongside. Google reviewers keep coming back to the freshness and the kind staff, with custom bouquets mentioned too. Prices sit on the generous side: a median around $150, with smaller pieces from $35.99, and named designs like Raspberry at $89.99 and Cotton Candy at $110.99. They advertise free same-day delivery across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Long Island City, Staten Island and Nassau County, though no specific cut-off hour is published, so order early.

Typical price from its listing of September 24, 2026.

Photograph: Sunlit Posy Sunflower & White Daisy Bouquet, $148.99 on September 24, 2026, from Flowers by SweetPetals.

Julia Testa

A recession-era start turned design house, Julia Testa began with wedding flowers from a college kitchen and now runs a Bed-Stuy production studio plus a SoHo retail flagship. The look is bold, lush, and editorial, sliding from classic vases to artistic installations. Offerings cover everyday bouquets, weddings, corporate events, and subscriptions; the Brooklyn location is production only, with no walk-in shopping. Google reviewers mention artistic design, helpful team, and easy online ordering. Our 2024 orders showed quality, care, and style, and the client list includes the New York Stock Exchange, NBC Universal, and Revlon. Listed prices in September 2026 run $145 to $1,000, with a median around $285; Mother of Pearl is $850 and Going All In $650. Delivery is flat-rate at $25 for the first arrangement and $5 for each additional within the verified zone. For gifting that reads expensive and intentional, this is where I’d start.

Named by Time Out 2025, Thursd 2026.

Its same-day terms: offered daily; no cut-off published.

Its delivery windows, from its site on October 27, 2026: “We offer local delivery throughout Manhattan & Brooklyn 7 days a week from 9 AM to 6 PM. … Available delivery windows on non-holiday dates are: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Eastern Time) 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM”

Typical price from its listing of September 24, 2026.

Photograph: White Designer's Choice, $145.00 on September 23, 2026, from Julia Testa.