7 Best Florists & Flower Delivery Services in Singapore 2026: Real Same-Day Cut-Offs and What Delivery Actually Costs

Singapore's longest-running florist, founded in 1965, and the deepest catalogue here at over 1,000 flower, hamper and gift lines: gifting bouquets, occasion arrangements, condolence wreaths, grand-opening stands, plants and wedding work, sold both online and at its retail garden centre. It is open 7 days a week, 363 days a year, and it runs three delivery windows: 9am to 1pm, 2pm to 6pm and 7pm to 10pm, so it is one of only two florists here that will still be at the door after dark. THE CUT-OFF: same-day is 5pm, but Monday to Saturday only. A Sunday delivery needs the order in by Saturday 4pm for a 9am to 1pm slot, which is the detail that catches people out on a Sunday birthday. WHAT DELIVERY COSTS: not free. S$9 before GST for every two items, S$15 to Sentosa, and S$25 to army camps, Jurong Island, PSA ports, Airline Roads, the Airport Cargo Complex and Sembawang Shipyard. Redelivery and redirection are S$10 each, express is S$15 and super express S$25, all before GST per two items. Marina Bay Sands and Jewel need special arrangements. PRICES: petite bouquets start at S$34.90 (13 Sep 2026), with the Mid-Autumn range topping out near S$400. Newsletter signup gets 10% off a first order. It is also the only name here with self-collection at a proper garden centre, at Far East Flora Centre, Level 2, 435 Clementi Road, daily 9am to 8pm, and the only Interflora member, so it can send to over 150 countries as well as Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. BEST FOR: one florist for every occasion, condolences included, and the after-dark delivery slot.

The most transparent operator here, and the one to use when the timing is awkward. Xpressflower covers everyday gifting, weddings, condolence and grand-opening stands (its stand pages are banded by price: under $119, under $299, over $299, and over 95cm tall), and it is the only florist on this list that will deliver in the middle of the night. THE FEE TABLE, published in full and quoted before GST: 9am to 12.59pm and 1pm to 5.59pm are S$8; 6pm to 9.59pm is S$10; a 7am to 8.59am drop is S$20. A specific one-hour block adds S$20. Express, meaning within 3 hours of confirmation, adds S$15 for a bouquet or hamper and S$30 for a flower stand. Midnight express takes orders till 9pm with a S$80 minimum before GST: S$30 for 10pm to 11.59pm and S$50 for midnight to 6.59am. Area surcharges run S$20 (airport terminals and cargo, Tuas, Gul Road, Pioneer Road, university campuses, Sentosa, Marina Bay Sands, Mandai Crematorium) to S$30 (Jurong Island, PSA ports, the Cruise Centre, Airline House, military camps). Redirection is S$20, and after a 10-minute grace period the driver charges S$2 per 10 minutes of waiting. THE GUARANTEE: more than 30 minutes late without prior notice and, on request, it refunds up to 50% of the order value. OUTLETS: its own copy says 19 nationwide, but four of the listed shops are marked CLOSED (Jewel Changi Airport, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, NUH Medical Centre and PLQ Mall), so 17 are actually trading, several under the Knots Flowers sub-brand. BEST FOR: sympathy and business flowers, a late-night or dawn delivery, and self-collection, where the standing $10 discount beats paying the fee.

A high-volume regional online florist (it also runs Malaysia, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Indonesia and Australia) with the lowest verified entry price on this list and a 4.8/5 score from more than 5,000 reviews on its own site (its Google listing shows 4.3 from 1,726). THE CUT-OFF, AND THE CATCH: the site banner says "order by 5PM for same-day delivery", but the terms page is stricter and it is the terms that bind. Same-day is 5pm Monday to Friday and 2pm on Saturday and Sunday. Weekend gifting is exactly when people assume the banner and lose the day. THE 60-MINUTE EXPRESS IS NOT ISLANDWIDE: it runs Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, covers 35 products, and only reaches a listed set of central, eastern and north-eastern areas (Raffles Place through Orchard, Bukit Timah, Toa Payoh, Serangoon, Katong, Bedok, Tampines, Hougang, Punggol, Changi). Miss the timeframe and the delivery charge is on them. PRICES: the cheapest item actually in stock on 29 Aug 2026 was Vibe Tribe at S$20, a real bouquet of five individually wrapped roses; the two S$24.90 Twilly gift sets that used to anchor the range were both sold out. Bouquets then step up through S$29.90 and S$39.90. Delivery is excluded from all listed prices and calculated at checkout, and specific delivery times are not offered at all, so if the hour matters this is the wrong florist. It also runs a Petal Perks points scheme, earned on the net amount excluding shipping, with points expiring 36 months after they are collected. BEST FOR: the cheapest decent bouquet, on a weekday, when the exact hour does not matter.

The value pick, and one of only two florists here whose free delivery has no exclusion list attached. THE CUT-OFF: 5pm for free same-day delivery, dropping to 12pm on Sundays and public holidays, which is the single most important thing to know about this florist. An urgent 1.5-hour delivery option is also offered on most of the catalogue, charged at checkout. PRICES: the cheapest hand bouquet in stock on 29 Aug 2026 was Gerbereil (G19) at S$22.90, rising to S$39.90 for the larger size; soap-rose bouquets sit at S$29.90, single-stem gerberas wrapped in black or kraft from S$30, and most everyday designs land between S$39 and S$69. A rotating Bouquet of the Week runs from S$49.90. LOYALTY: spend S$0 to S$99 and you become a Blossom member for 5% off the next order; S$100 to S$299 makes you a Bloom member for 10% off. It rates 4.6 stars on Google from 1,735 reviews. WHAT TO CHECK: at this price point the gap between the hero photo and the delivered bouquet is the real risk, so read recent reviews with customer photos and confirm the stem count and size for the exact design, not the range. For a milestone occasion, one of the boutiques below is the safer spend. BEST FOR: birthdays, thank-yous and get-wells on a budget, where free delivery is worth more than the styling.

The style pick, with the strongest guarantee here and one condition worth reading twice. THE GUARANTEE: if an order misses its booked standard delivery window, the whole order is free, not just the delivery. That covers standard slots only, not express or custom timings. THE CONDITION: standard delivery is free island-wide, but the excluded list is real and it is where the surprise sits. Windflower does not run standard routes to hospitals and medical centres, the airport, army and police camps, Tuas, Gul Circle, Penjuru, Jurong Island or Airline Road and Alps Avenue. A hospital delivery is the classic get-well order, so confirm the address before you assume free. Novelties and wholesale items are also outside free delivery. THE SLOTS, which are the clearest published on this list: order by 8am for a 10am to 2pm delivery, 12.30pm for 2pm to 6pm (both Monday to Saturday), 3.30pm for the 5pm to 9pm evening slot (Monday to Friday), and 8.30am for the Sunday 11am to 3pm slot. One-hour express runs Monday to Sunday from S$25. A late change to delivery details can trigger a S$10 redelivery fee, and the driver waits an 8-minute grace period before the arrangement may be left outside the unit. PRICES: finished hand bouquets start at S$29.90 for the Uno Daisy, single-rose and trio posies are S$34, most designs sit near a S$83 median, and the standard range tops out near S$239.90; loose stems from S$29.90. Self-collection is free from 60 Kaki Bukit Place, #07-09, Eunos Techpark. Instead of promo codes it runs Blooms Rewards, where 1,500 points earn a 30% off coupon, 3,000 a 50% coupon and 5,000 a S$150 coupon, 100 points convert to S$1, and a Yuu ID can be linked at checkout. It is also the best-reviewed florist here on Google, at 4.9 from 1,697 reviews (13 Sep 2026). BEST FOR: when the presentation is part of the gift, and when arriving on time actually matters.

The luxury pick, and not the quote-only bespoke studio it is often described as. It publishes a full price list and takes same-day orders, with two physical boutiques. PRICES (listed 29 Aug 2026, vase and Mid-Autumn prices re-checked 13 Sep): Modern vase arrangements from S$110 (S$195 for the Premium size), signature bouquets from S$195, Signature Bloom Boxes at S$285, the Eternity preserved collection roughly S$260 to S$310, and the Mid-Autumn 2026 bloom boxes S$188 to S$328, now at full price after the 10% discount ended on 1 September. A vase is a S$10 add-on. Master Series pieces need 48 hours of notice. THE CUT-OFF: 10.30am daily, the earliest on this list, because arrangements are made only on the day of delivery. Miss it and the order moves to tomorrow, with no exceptions offered. DELIVERY: standard runs 1pm to 7pm at S$20 per location; a delivery before 1pm is S$30 and subject to availability; a specific hour has to be arranged by phone. Deliveries are afternoon only, so this is not the florist for a breakfast surprise. WHERE TO FIND IT: The Atelier & Co headquarters at 2 Alexandra Road, Delta House, Level 8, and a boutique at Paragon, 3rd floor, #03-K1, 290 Orchard Road, which carries in-store-only items. There is no refund on fresh flowers; a shortfall is settled with an exchange or store credit. It also runs subscription plans, corporate work, workshops, and full in-house wedding planning, design and execution. BEST FOR: weddings and events, and gifting where the box itself is meant to signal the budget.

The boutique gifting pick, built around styled flower boxes and bouquets that are designed to photograph well: the presentation is the point. THE CUT-OFF, AND A CONTRADICTION: its homepage says order before 4pm for same-day delivery, every day including weekends and public holidays, but its own FAQ page says same-day orders must be placed before 2pm. Both ask for at least four hours to prepare, so order by 2pm if the day matters. Delivery is free islandwide in two slots, 10am to 5pm or 5pm to 9pm, every day, and store pickup runs 10am to 4pm from 22 New Industrial Road, #03-18/19, Primax Building. PRICES (13 Sep 2026): the Palm Size Box is S$30, bouquets start at S$84 for the Hydrangea Bouquet, and best-sellers such as Valerie (S$149) and Amour en Fleurs (S$185) sit well above that. It rates 4.8 on Google from 826 reviews. WHO IT SUITS: romantic gestures, milestone birthdays and thinking-of-you gifts where a plain bouquet would undersell the gesture, and anyone who wants free delivery without Windflower's excluded-address list. WHAT TO CHECK: confirm the exact arrangement and price, whether preserved or dried options are available if you want something longer-lasting, and read recent reviews with real customer photos to check the delivered look against the styled images. As with every florist here, the substitution policy matters because blooms are seasonal. BEST FOR: a gift where the unboxing carries the message, on any day of the week.