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Best Flower Delivery Service 2026

By Readers' Choice On 9/23/26 at 12:00 PM EDT

From everyday surprises to life's biggest moments, these flower delivery services make sending something beautiful simple and memorable. Vote for your favorite by clicking below.

Newsweek is proud to recognize this year's 10 standout flower delivery services—selected by our editors and voted on by readers for their exceptional quality and distinctive excellence. Each has been officially recognized by Newsweek as one of the Best Flower Delivery Services of 2026.
Winners of the 2026 Newsweek Readers' Choice™ Awards for Best Flower Delivery Service were announced on November 4, 2026.

1. BloomsyBox

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BloomsyBox offers fresh flower delivery built around farm-direct sourcing and subscription gifting. Its bouquets are created with seasonal flowers and shipped directly from farms, with weekly and monthly plans designed to introduce recipients to new varieties each season. The company also offers single bouquets, preserved flowers, plants and bonsai trees. BloomsyBox says many of its farms are Rainforest Alliance certified and emphasize sustainable growing practices.

2. Teleflora

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Teleflora connects customers with local florists through a network of more than 10,000 florists in the United States and Canada, plus affiliated florists worldwide. Rather than operating as a traditional florist, Teleflora acts as a service organization facilitating orders for florist-delivered arrangements. Its selection includes flowers and gifts for celebrations, sympathy and everyday occasions, with arrangements created and delivered by local florists through its network.

3. Farmgirl Flowers

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Farmgirl Flowers delivers hand-designed bouquets, vase arrangements and single-variety flowers nationwide. Founded in San Francisco in 2010, the company built its model around a smaller selection of seasonal arrangements rather than a large catalog of arrangements. Farmgirl works with growers and farm partners in the U.S., Colombia and Ecuador, and is known for its signature burlap wrapping and a focus on minimizing floral waste.

4. BloomNation

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BloomNation is a marketplace connecting customers with local flower shops across the United States. Founded in 2011, the company allows shoppers to discover bouquets handcrafted by neighborhood flower shops, from traditional roses to distinctive, one-of-a-kind floral designs. BloomNation says its arrangements are hand-delivered fresh rather than mass-produced and boxed. Its platform is designed to support local florists while giving customers an online ordering option for delivery.

5. The Bouqs Co.

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The Bouqs Co. is a floral company focused on farm-fresh flowers, direct sourcing and bouquet design. The company works with farm partners that cut flowers at peak freshness and ships many blooms directly to customers, often while they are still in bud form. Bouqs says its partners prioritize worker well-being and environmentally conscious practices. Its collection includes seasonal bouquets for holidays and celebrations, with options for everyday gifting.

6. Fresh Sends

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Fresh Sends is a gifting company founded in 2019 that aims to make flower delivery and gifting feel more modern and personal. Its products emphasize contemporary presentation and the sentiment behind giving. Fresh Sends offers bouquets alongside other giftable products, with an emphasis on curated selections rather than traditional catalog-style gifting. The company positions its service as a way to make sending meaningful gifts easier.

7. UrbanStems

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UrbanStems is a direct-to-consumer flower delivery company founded in Washington, D.C., in 2014. It offers curated seasonal bouquets and gifts designed in-house, with flowers sourced directly from farms. UrbanStems provides same-day delivery in select major cities and next-day delivery across the lower 48 states.

8. 1-800-Flowers.com

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1-800-Flowers.com offers flowers and gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, sympathy and everyday occasions. Its online floral marketplace features bouquets, roses, plants and other floral arrangements, alongside gifts such as chocolates and gourmet foods. The company connects customers with a broad network of florists and growers, offering delivery options designed for planned and last-minute gifting. Customers can shop by occasion, flower type, color and price online.

9. Costco Flowers

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Costco Flowers offers fresh bouquets, roses, hydrangeas, centerpieces and vase arrangements through Costco's online flower shop. Its selection covers occasions including birthdays, anniversaries, sympathy, weddings and holidays, with options ranging from mixed bouquets to bulk flowers. Costco says its flowers are sourced from trusted growers and emphasizes quality and freshness. Select arrangements are available for same-day delivery, while others offer next-business-day delivery or preferred dates.

10. FTD

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FTD is an established floral delivery service founded in 1910. Its flower delivery service network works with a large network of local florists to provide handcrafted arrangements for occasions including birthdays, anniversaries, sympathy and holidays. FTD offers online ordering, a selection of flowers and gifts, and delivery options that can include same-day service in eligible locations. Its history includes pioneering modern florist-to-florist flower delivery worldwide.

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