22 Best Online Flower Delivery Services for Mother’s Day
No mom can resist a freshly cut bouquet on Mother’s Day—especially when sent from one of the best online flower delivery services. Whether she’s a fan of dramatic centerpieces or simple sprays, there’s no better way to show your appreciation than a vase (or several) sent straight to her doorstep.
And while a one-time, same-day delivery will certainly suffice, most services offer recurring deliveries for all kinds of bouquets as well, allowing for fresh, seasonal florals all year round. (Think elegant orchids, fragrant eucalyptus sprigs, and bright pink peonies.) From single shipments to monthly clubs to biweekly treats, we found a range of subscription options for all flower types guaranteed to wow her every time—and arrive by the very last-minute. Read on for our (and Mom’s soon-to-be) flower delivery favorites.
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- 1/22
Urban Stems
Urban Stems’ Mother’s Day shop is broken into three sub-categories, including beautiful flowers, attractive plants, and non-flower gifts. The floral-focused offerings, which span dozens of different arrangements, all boast that signature English garden feel, for which Urban Stems is well loved. Our top pick? The Chérie (pictured), hands down. It’s a picturesque arrangement featuring spray roses, stars of Bethlehem, calla lilies, gypsophila, and eucalyptus for extra fragrance. The plant shop is also perfect for Moms and loved ones with a green thumb, with gifts like jade succulents in an elephant-shaped ceramic vase to a Hoya heart.
- 2/22
The Bouqs Co.
The Bouqs Co.—a Clever Valentine’s Day favorite—was one of the first retailers that took flowers online, and it shows. They have seemingly limitless choices of gorgeous bouquets, so you’re bound to have a few options you love. (And while the bouquets are sorted by occasion, virtually any of the brand’s offerings would make an excellent Mother’s Day gift.) Should Mom prefer something extravagant, opt for the Venice Peach bouquet (pictured), which features plush, salmon-colored roses, eucalyptus, white genista, and plantable succulents. For those wanting something a bit more low-key, any monotone arrangement will work. We’re loving Glowing, an illuminating white rose and lily arrangement.
- 3/22
FTD
The FTD (Florists’ Transworld Delivery) has six different ways you can shop for your Mother’s Day flowers, including selections for plants, non-flower gifts, and even a whole section of just rose arrangements. We think the Light of My Life Bouquet (pictured) will surely put a smile on Mom’s face. It’s available in four different sizes (standard, deluxe, premium, and exquisite) and features a mix of carnations, Peruvian lilies, roses, and stock stems.
- 4/22
Ode à la Rose
Ode à la Rose offers same-day delivery in Chicago, New York City, and Philadelphia, but don’t worry—you can still get your blooms in time with its next-day delivery option for anywhere else in the country. The brand’s minimalist shop is a beautiful reminder that less is more. The curated selection features a few mixed bouquets, but the standouts are the simple, single-flower arrangements that span from three stunning Phalaenopsis orchids (pictured) to 15 bright white lisianthuses.
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- 5/22
BloomsyBox
For the Mom who’s a bit less traditional, BloomsyBox is one of the best flower delivery services—offering dozens of unexpected Mother’s Day options (along with all the pastel-pink classics). This Vacation in the Tropics bouquet features a dramatic cluster of palm leaves, hot pink anthurium stems, and bright loofah sponges. (And should you really like to treat her this year, you can also sign her up for a weekly flower subscription.)
- 6/22
Farmgirl Flowers
At Farmgirl Flowers, the brand’s signature burlap-wrapped collection is available for one-time purchase, or a subscription as often as once a week. The arrangements are also eco-friendly and use up-cycled, biodegradable coffee bags as the wrap. You won’t have to worry about them arriving wilted either, as the delivery date options are within at least a two-day window. We’re personally partial to any rose bunch from the brand, like the Just Right (pictured), which contains 18 peachy garden roses, or the equally stunning Avant Garden, featuring 27 garden fresh stems.
- 7/22
Poppy Flowers
If you think she’d like to try her hand at flower-arranging, gift Mom a DIY bouquet, courtesy of female-founded Poppy Flowers. Each bouquet comes with design instructions and video tutorial (which is, in a way, a bit like two gifts in one). We particularly like the Morning Light bouquet (pictured), which comes with carefully wrapped rose and anemone stems. Arrangement kits can be delivered just once, every two weeks, or every four weeks.
- 8/22
The Sill
Although you may be more familiar with the Sill through their seemingly endless houseplant offerings, the brand also stocks a thoughtful mix of bestselling plants, curated DIYs, and pre-arranged bouquets–including several from previously mentioned Poppy Flowers. Stand outs include the pet-friendly Sunrise Orchid and this show-stopping Nature Walk DIY floral bouquet kit, both of which will long outlast anything you can find in the grocery store. Our favorite, however, is the pre-arranged Pink Torch Bouquet (pictured), made from an elegant mix of palm leaves and white chilis. (It looks just like an arrangement you might find in a Glossier showroom.)
- 9/22
Venus et Fleur
For a floral gift that really stands the test of time we'd make a beeline to Venus et Fleur, whose long-lasting boxed roses can be enjoyed for as long as a year after they've been gifted. Sourced from Ecuador, VeF's patented Eternity Roses go through a specially formulated solution and color pigmentation process that help them preserve their beauty and fragrance well after the shelf life of most blooms (with proper care and maintenance). Though there's lots of classic hues to choose from like crimson red and blush pink, why not opt for a this still elegant shade of lavender (pictured) or even bold baby blue?
- 10/22
McQueens Flowers
British-based McQueens Flowers has had roots in London, Beverley Hills, and New York for over 30 years—and the brand has provided floral bouquets to storied events like Wimbledon and the Vanity Fair Oscars After Party. The brand’s Chelsea location on West 28th Street is one of our favorite local flower shops to explore when we’re in a bind and need a great gift fast. If you’re not in the mood to make your way over there, you can still get same-day delivery as long as you order your arrangement before 10 a.m. Whether you choose to design your own arrangement or opt for one of McQueens’s, you can’t go wrong getting your stems from this hidden NYC gem. We’re partial to the Grace (pictured), a regal bouquet in timeless white.
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- 11/22
Floom
Though Floom is based in the United Kingdom, it also delivers arrangements and cut flowers throughout the US that are sourced from local florists. Its Mother’s Day curation has a wide selection for NYC zip codes, all as beautiful as the next. Our favorite has to be the Wild Card arrangement, which is full of roses, veronicas, bouvardias, and astilbe flowers.
- 12/22
Matriarch
Reminiscent of a 17th-century oil painting, the bouquets at Los Angeles floral studio Matriarch completely redefine whimsy and romance. Its specialty is color coordination, so whether you opt for a blush-toned bouquet bursting with spray roses and dahlias, or you go for something a bit moodier in rich tones like the Small Jewel (pictured), you’ll score some points with Mom for thoughtfulness. What’s more, this place also sells curated gift boxes, and we’re coveting the Palma set, complete with a bud vase of flowers, palm leaves candle, gold cocktail shaker and strainer, cucumber jalapeño cocktail mixer, and preserved lime garnish. If you’re looking for a two-part present, a beautiful bouquet and this rose mineral salt soak is a good choice. Matriarch also offers next day delivery in the LA area.
- 13/22
Bouquet Box
Like Poppy, each flower delivery at Bouquet Box includes exquisitely curated stems with tools and easy to follow instructions for Mom to create her own stunning arrangement.
- 14/22
Lula’s Garden
Lula’s Garden’s Mother’s Day gifts may lean more towards the cactus-centric side of the plant world, but will still deliver the same loving sentiment and last much longer than most floral bouquets. We think this mini succulent garden (along with a comforting soy candle) will make excellent gifts for Mom.
- 15/22
Bloomscape Red Anthurium
Bloomscape’s Valentine’s shop is filled with leafy potted flowers that’ll brighten up any area of your sweetheart’s home. Though the purple-tinted Tradescantia Nanouk or unexpected Bromeliad Pineapple would surely delight, we’d opt for the vibrant red anthurium (pictured), which symbolizes hospitality and whose open heart-shaped flowers are perfect for this romantic occasion. Pair it with these stylish pink gardening gloves to impress any green thumb. (Note: The red anthurium is not a pet-friendly plant.)
- 16/22
Horti
Horti’s Peperomia pink is just the right amount of playful for the Mom who prefer leafy greens to fresh-cut flowers. Versatile and safe for pets, a little bit of water goes a long way for these relatively low-maintenance plants. And if you wish to shower herr with houseplants all year long, Horti also has giftable three, six, and twelve month subscriptions available, starting at $80.
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- 17/22
POMP
One of our favorite new sources for fabulously fresh flowers, POMP has actually been in the business for 30 years. Their specialty are spectacular roses grown on family owned farms in Ecuador and Columbia and we’re partial to the Lemon Lace variety for a burst of sunshine, or the Quito Pinks for a bouquet of pink roses like you’ve never seen before. That said, the floral arrangements on the site are made with several types of flowers and would work for every occasion from Mother’s Day to birthdays. POMP also offers to ways to order flowers, either directly through their site or on Amazon.
- 18/22
Fresh Sends
Another new kid on the online flower delivery block, Fresh Sends started shipping their seasonal, ever-changing flower bouquets back in 2019. The floral selection changes daily to offer peak freshness and variety, and comes wrapped in the brand’s signature newsprint. Choose from two bouquet sizes—the Regular is 15–18 stems and the Full is 24–27—or sign up for their subscription service to send flowers on a regular basis.
- 19/22
1-800-Flowers
For a seemingly never ending array of fresh bouquets and gift baskets for special occasions–including same day flower delivery options–1-800-Flowers is still a leader in the space, especially if you’re looking to send a gift to family members far and wide. Because there’s so much to choose from, we recommend keeping it classic, like a single variety bouquet of hydrangeas or a sweet selection of tulips.
- 20/22
PlantShed
If you’re looking to send more than just fresh flowers, look no further than NYC-based PlantShed. The flower, gift, and plant shop sells everything from potted ficuses to Apotheke candles to lavender milk chocolate bars, along with dozens of just-cut bouquets starting from $39. Wrapped in charming brown kraft paper, the Wildflower bouquet—our personal favorite—comes with snapdragon, veronica, and thistle, which will be hand-delivered to the address of your choice. PlantShed also offers floral subscriptions on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly basis. (Note that bouquet delivery is limited to the five NYC boroughs.)
- 21/22
Saffron
Based in New York City, Saffron offers unique, artistic floral arrangements by mixing everyday florals with less common foliage, like pine boughs and black calla lilies. (Their bouquets can regularly be found in the windows of everyone’s favorite gender-neutral salon, Vacancy Project.) The Wildflower bouquet (pictured) has a loose, natural style with a focus on foliage—and would surely make an excellent centerpiece on Mom’s dining table. Along with an assortment of add-on gifts like Japanese herb shears and cedar incense, the florist offers scheduled and recurring floral delivery to Brooklyn and surrounding boroughs.
- 22/22
H. Bloom
Each arrangement from H. Bloom is carefully curated and hand-delivered by a local florist for the freshest bouquets you can imagine. In addition to outfitting hotels and restaurants with the highest-quality florals, the brand’s catalogue is filled with classic options like a Dozen Red Roses, as well as more uncommon arrangements like this unique flamingo flower Moxie bouquet (pictured) or an Opal Sunrise lily mix. For anyone who wants to go all-out, flower subscriptions are available through the brand in weekly, biweekly, and monthly delivery increments.
