Dallas Flower Delivery: The Best Local Florists

McShan Florist

Since 1948, McShan has grown into a third-generation, high-volume florist with its own named bouquets alongside Teleflora pieces. The shop describes itself as the largest single-location florist in the world, and it uses scale and technology more than a house style in its copy. Across the eight arrangements we could price, listed bouquets run $102 to $294, with a median of $189. The McShan Margot starts at $246 and McShan Moana at $186, both part of the shop's own line. It is a full-service operation covering everyday flowers, birthdays, get-well and funeral work, and it is an FTD and Teleflora florist. President Bruce McShan is a lifetime member of the Texas State Florists' Association and an FTD Lifetime Member Achievement Award recipient. One note: many of the arrangements on the site are catalogue designs shared with other florists, so what arrives is the shop's own interpretation. Delivery terms were not published on the parts of the site we could reach.

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: McShan Athens Bouquet, $192.00 on its site as archived April 25, 2026, from McShan Florist.

PRESCH Petals

For a luxury, design-led bouquet, this is where I'd start, provided you don't mind paying for the styling. The shop makes handcrafted arrangements from premium blooms and sells vases, candles, perfume, hand cream and cards alongside. It also runs floral workshops and designs weddings and events from intimate dinners to full-scale celebrations, with a complimentary consultation. PaperCity named it in its 2024 list of Dallas shops for unusual arrangements. In September 2026, listed arrangements and bouquets run from $30 to $300, with most around $165. Signature pieces include the Mama Mia Bouquet at $265 and the Ruby Romance Arrangement at $285. Same-day orders must be in by 3 p.m., and the shop says it delivers across Dallas ZIP codes and nearby suburbs including Grand Prairie, Plano, Irving and Garland. No delivery fee or minimum is published.

Named by PaperCity 2024.

Its same-day terms: by 3pm daily.

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: Garden Party Arrangement, $265.00 on September 27, 2026, from PRESCH Petals.

All Occasions Florist

Since 1992, All Occasions has built its name on events and special-occasion work. Emily Robinson became the owner in 2014; her mother received flowers from this very shop on the day Emily was born. The offer covers birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and sympathy, custom arrangements, corporate events, plants and subscriptions, including seasonal peonies, ranunculus and protea. Listed arrangements run $50 to $500, with most around $85. Dallas Sunrise Garden sits at $175, while Maison Rose is the top-priced piece at $500. Delivery reaches Oak Lawn, Uptown, Downtown, Highland Park, University Park and the Medical District, plus surrounding cities, with fees varying by distance at checkout. Many of the listings are catalogue designs shared with other florists, so what arrives is the shop's own interpretation, and a few prices are temporary half-off promotions. The shop is closed weekends.

Its same-day terms: offered on eligible orders; no cut-off published.

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: Autumn Affair, $135.00 on September 27, 2026, from All Occasions Florist.

Estrella's Flower Shop

When you need hand-tied everyday flowers across Far North Dallas, Estrella's is built for that. The shop makes arrangements to order daily, offers same-day delivery on orders placed by 5 p.m., and runs a Bloom Club flower subscription. Its catalogue is unusually deep, with Spanish-named pieces such as the Ramo buchon and large rose-count designs all the way to a $1,000 two-hundred-rose piece. Standard hand-tied arrangements in September 2026 land around $95, with a $45 delivery minimum plus fee. Founded in 2009 and family owned since day one, the shop serves a bilingual Dallas customer base and covers Richardson, Plano, Addison, Garland, Highland Park and University Park, among others. For a last-minute birthday or anniversary, this is where I'd call, and the Bloom Club is there if you want flowers on repeat. From what I can see of their catalogue, the rose work is the clear strength.

Its same-day terms: by 5pm.

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: Colorful and cheerful, $85.17 on September 27, 2026, from Estrella's Flower Shop.

Designs East Florist

For upscale arrangements with same-day and hospital delivery, Designs East is the kind of full-service shop I'd call. Its catalogue lists cut stems, mixed bouquets, plants and gift baskets, plus wedding and prom work. Most of the 33 arrangements on its Upscale Flowers page run $64.95 to $250, with a median of $109.95. The flagship pieces are the Upscale Arrangement at $250 and Imagine at $249.95; there is also a Tulip Sculpture at $99.95 if you want something lower. The shop publishes a weekday same-day cutoff of 2:30 p.m., and a 1 p.m. Saturday cutoff, with a $14.95 local delivery fee across the metroplex. Its own site lists Dallas ZIP codes from Downtown and Uptown to Highland Park, and nearby cities such as Addison, Allen, Carrollton and Cedar Hill. I'd keep it in mind for hospital or funeral-home orders. The website is an older HTML catalogue from the 2000s.

Its same-day terms: by 2:30pm weekdays, 1pm Saturday.

Its delivery windows, from its site on October 27, 2026: “Hours: M-F 9:00 5:00 / Answered phone 8am-6pm / Delivery 9:00 - 5:00 Sa 10:00 1:00 / Answered phone 8am-6pm / Delivery 9:00 - 2:00”

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: Upscale Arrangement, $250.00 on September 27, 2026, from Designs East Florist.

Petals & Stems Florist

For everyday flowers in Far North Dallas, Petals & Stems reads as a practical neighborhood stop. The handful of arrangements I could see run $65 to $140, with most around $70. Its site lists same-day flower delivery for North Dallas and a separate bridal-bouquet page, which tells me weddings are part of the offer too. Directory listings date the shop to 1972 and say it serves the Dallas and Fort Worth area. It sits at 7989 Beltline Road in Spring Creek Village, near the Addison border, with weekday and Saturday-morning hours only, closed Sunday. One thing to know: many of the arrangements on its site are catalogue designs shared with other florists, so the delivered piece is the shop's own interpretation. Its Richardson sister location is closed, leaving this Far North Dallas shop as the active one.

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: Every Day Counts by Petals & Stems, $110.00 on September 27, 2026, from Petals & Stems Florist.

Lake Highlands Flowers

The draw here is custom design. Owner Renarldo Parker has worked at Lake Highlands Flowers since 1985, bought the business from the original owner, and now runs a shop where nearly every arrangement is built to order rather than copied from a standard recipe. His stated style is low and lush, using materials sourced daily. Named pieces in the archived catalogue ran from $49.95 up to $349.95 for the Garden Vase, with most everyday arrangements around $90. The shop handles sympathy work, subscriptions and weddings, and it donates time and product to local causes. Sunday delivery is available for an additional service fee, and the delivery area spans a long list of nearby cities from Highland Park to Mesquite. This is where I'd go when I want the florist to actually see the order and design something for the occasion, not just pull a standard dozen.

Its delivery windows, from its site on October 27, 2026: “Sunday delivery available. Additional service fee applies.”

Typical price from its listing of September 27, 2026.

Photograph: Romeo & Juliette, $179.95 on its site as archived August 27, 2025, from Lake Highlands Flowers.