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Get well flowers in Miami

Get well flowers, delivered to a home or a hospital room the same day. Bright, and easier on a hospital room than a heavily scented bouquet. Sized to sit on a bedside table.

8 arrangements, from $100. Delivered across Miami Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, seven days a week.

What to send for get well flowers

Our picks, and why each one works.

Choosing get well flowers

What we would tell you if you called and asked.

Scent is the thing to watch

Roses carry far less scent than lilies or stock, which is why most wards take them. If you're not sure about a particular ward, call them. They'll tell you straight.

Bright, not solemn

Get well flowers should look like life. This is the opposite of a sympathy arrangement, and the mistake people make is going too serious.

Ask about the room first

Some hospitals don't allow flowers in intensive care or on certain wards. If you're not sure, send it to their home for when they're back.

Every arrangement

The whole range, in case none of the above is quite it.

Still not sure? We'll choose.

Three questions, about a minute.

Question 1 of 3

Who are they to you?

This changes the arrangement more than the occasion does.

Before you send get well flowers

What people ask before they send these.

Can you deliver get well flowers today?

Yes, if you order by 2pm Eastern. Our own driver has it there the same afternoon, anywhere across Miami Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. After 2pm the earliest is the next morning.

Will a hospital accept flowers?

Most wards will, but intensive care and some others will not. If you're unsure, call the ward, or send it to their home for when they are back.

Are roses too strongly scented for a hospital room?

Roses carry far less scent than lilies or stock, which is why most wards take them. Ask the ward if you want to be certain.

What should I avoid sending?

Anything that reads as solemn. Get well flowers should look like life, and the common mistake is choosing something too serious.