The Best Nationwide Flower Delivery Services

The Bouqs Co. partners with eco-friendly growers to offer farm-direct flowers, resulting in quicker delivery and fresher blooms. Customers can choose from a wide variety of arrangements that include roses, lilies, tulips, ranunculuses, irises, and more—at any given time, you can browse between 85 and 95 bouquets, starting at $44.

Not only is The Bouqs Co. website aesthetically pleasing, but it’s also easy to navigate, grouping arrangements by occasion, flower type, and delivery time. If you’re looking for a more affordable bouquet, check out the “under $50” section, which has a mix of flowers and plants. The company also offers a “deal of the week” arrangement every Wednesday that can be shipped immediately and is available at a discounted price. You can even schedule a flower delivery months in advance if you like to plan ahead. 

As for the company's subscription plans, customers choose the bouquet size and the delivery frequency (weekly, biweekly, monthly, or bimonthly). Plans range from $44 to $69 per shipment. 

If you’re looking for a recurring flower subscription, no one has a better selection than BloomsyBox. While most nationwide flower delivery services offer two to three plans at most, BloomsyBox has 10 different options to choose from, including a pet-friendly assortment and a monthly eucalyptus subscription.

When signing up for the Bloomsy plan—fresh, sustainably sourced bouquets sent straight from the farm—subscribers choose the size of the arrangement, as well as the delivery frequency, but cannot dictate flower type. If you’d prefer a plan that’s a bit more in line with your aesthetic or environment, consider purchasing one of BloomsyBox’s “unique” subscriptions, which include Bloomsy Roses, Bloomsy Eucalyptus, Pet-Safe Blooms, The New York Botanical Garden Subscription (bouquets are curated by Botanical Garden employees), and one monthly plant subscription. Plans start at $40 per box and go up to $70, and you can skip or pause your subscription as often as you'd like.

Enjoy Flowers' monthly subscription plan comes with a beautiful assortment of farm-fresh blooms and free shipping. While its selection is limited—the company doesn't offer one-off bouquets—the service is ideal for anyone looking to display a new arrangement in their home each month. The Garden Collection costs $65 per delivery and is made up of 30 to 35 blooms, which is enough to split into two or three separate bouquets if you'd prefer.

Expect at least seven days of freshness (a company guarantee), and if you’re not satisfied with your delivery, customer service can be reached by phone, email, or the website’s chat function. As an added bonus, first-time customers get 15% off at checkout.

Unlike many other flower delivery services, 1-800-Flowers offers same-day delivery every day of the week, including weekends. And the selection of last-minute arrangements isn’t sparse. Customers have their pick of more than 100 bouquets at every price point. Same-day arrangements are crafted by local artisans, which is why the company is able to provide this type of delivery in so many locations. Just make sure you order before the deadline in your recipient’s time zone.

You can filter 1-800-Flowers’ many bouquets by color, flower type, and occasion. Plus, there are separate pages for gift bundles. Prices range from about $30 to $275 for individual arrangements, and some options allow you to choose between different vases and add-on items, like chocolates and balloons. If you plan on ordering multiple bouquets or centerpieces throughout the year, we recommend signing up for 1-800-Flowers’ Celebrations Passport program, which costs $20 annually and unlocks free shipping as well as other perks.

Teleflora’s website is one of the easiest to navigate because of the helpful search filters that narrow down the service’s overwhelming selection of bouquets. You can search by occasion, recipient (i.e., "flowers for grandma"), color, and flower type. There are pages for same-day delivery and flower gift baskets. You can even browse a section called "zen arrangements."

We also appreciate the company’s "In a hurry" feature, which auto-populates suggestions based on your answers to a couple of questions. Prices start at $37 for individual bouquets and go up to nearly $400. Teleflora’s customer service is reachable 24/7 by phone, email, or online form.

Though primarily known for its flower delivery, which is one of the most affordable services on the market, From You Flowers has an equally impressive collection of plants—more than 200, in fact. Prices range from $36 to $160, and same-day delivery is available for at least two dozen styles. Customers can choose from succulents, orchids, bonsais, and even a majestic money tree. The company also sells containers in the form of pots, baskets, and reflection planters.

Unlike some of the flower delivery services on this list, From You Flowers will deliver to hospitals, military bases, and gated communities. So if you have a special request, this is a good company to ask.

Benchmark Bouquets is available through Amazon, bringing the convenience and affordability of the online marketplace to flower delivery. Choose from a selection of mixed bouquets, blooming bundles, rose bunches, and more—many of which sell for under $50.

The company’s flowers are sourced from more than 40 family-owned farms that carry Rainforest Alliance Certified and Florverde Certified distinctions, meaning water conservation, waste reduction, and good working conditions are of the utmost importance to these growers. 

To ensure freshness, flowers are picked in bud form and, depending on the flower, arrive fully open or require a day or two to bloom. While Benchmark Bouquets does offer next-day delivery, it’s only available to Amazon Prime account holders and cannot be requested for non-delivery days (weekends and Mondays).

Global Rose offers an excellent selection of rose bouquets. On the company's website, you can search by color, variety, or quantity, and there’s even an option to buy between 3,500 and 5,000 rose petals in various shades.

Global Rose stocks traditional roses, multicolored roses, and roses by the dozen, or in bunches of 50 and 100. But don’t discount the other flower varieties available, including sunflowers, calla lilies, spider mums, and snapdragons. Prices vary, depending on the flower, as do subscription options, which can be customized by type, color, delivery cadence, and bouquet size.  

If you're an Amazon Prime member, you might prefer to shop from Global Rose's storefront on the marketplace, though you won't find as many options. Prices on Amazon range from $45 to $555.

Farmgirl Flowers pairs beautiful florals with exceptional customer service to make the process of ordering flowers online seamless. The sustainably minded business wraps all of its bouquets in compostable burlap, which is about as barnyard chic as you can get. 

When we say these flowers are Instagram-worthy, we’re not exaggerating. Many of Farmgirl Flowers' bouquets incorporate classic florals, like roses and tulips, but you’ll also find a few surprises, like preserved pampas grass. Each product page details how the bouquet will be packaged and notes whether or not it’s safe for pets. (Farmgirl Flowers states that lilies are especially toxic to animals.)

If you have a question about your order or the service in general, the company makes it incredibly easy to contact a customer service representative. You can call, send an email, submit a request form, or use the website's chat function.

Poppy Flowers is a DIY enthusiast’s dream. The company specializes in floral design kits containing 30 to 55 stems that you arrange yourself. The flowers, which can be spread out across two to three arrangements, are freshly cut and sustainably grown. All blooms you receive are in season and come from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms in South America that have majority-women workforces. If you want to continue developing your flower-arranging skills, Poppy offers a subscription that ships a carefully curated floral kit to your home every two or four weeks. 

Poppy is also known for its wedding flowers. Brides work with a designer to refine their vision (and stay within budget). Then, on the big day, a local florist assembles and installs everything. For customers who don't know where to start, Poppy offers a floral style quiz to help you settle on an aesthetic.

Flower arranging is made easy with an It’s By U subscription kit. The company offers five different styles, including a Fresh Garden subscription (a blend of roses and garden-fresh flowers), a Warm Industrial subscription (small eco-grown flowers in geometric vases), and a Modern Farmhouse subscription (Ecuadorian wildflowers).

Every box comes with the stems you need to create a beautiful bouquet, plus illustrated instructions on how best to arrange them (though you can always go rogue). Choose between biweekly and monthly deliveries, or order a one-time kit at a slightly higher price (subscription pricing starts at $51.95 per bouquet).

Vases aren’t included in your box, but they can be added to your order. It’s By U offers ceramic, metal, and glass options, many of which correspond to specific subscription styles. Misters and floral shears are also available for purchase.

ReVased infuses sustainability into every part of its process. The company only partners with Rainforest Alliance Certified farms that actively work to protect the environment, conserve water, and enforce safe working conditions. By shipping directly from the farm, ReVased reduces the number of flowers cut prematurely and expedites the delivery process to ensure freshness. Another of the service's sustainability initiatives is upcycling. The team donates flowers that would otherwise be thrown away to various non-profits each month. 

Like other services on this list, ReVased offers a recurring subscription that includes three different arrangement sizes: Classic (10-18 stems), Lux (19-32 stems), and Premier (33-50 stems). Plans start at $43.99 and go up to $71.99.