Same-day delivery available in select major U.S. metro areas when eligible orders are placed by 10:30 AM
Same-day delivery available in select major U.S. metro areas when eligible orders are placed by 10:30 AM
Ordering from Colorado · delivered in another state
A Colorado card and a recipient across a state line. Flowers leave New Jersey or Los Angeles, whichever is nearer the address; a few ZIPs in the New York, North Jersey and LA areas can have them today.
The delivery address is the one that matters: it picks the warehouse, the earliest date and the delivery charge. Yours is only there for the card.
As your card issuer holds it — street, city, Colorado and ZIP. It is not printed on anything the recipient sees.
Street, apartment or suite, city, state and ZIP, with a phone number they answer — drivers and couriers use it if the door is not answered.
Every cut-off here is shown in Mountain time as it stands today, so a Colorado sender can see when each warehouse stops taking orders for the day. You pick the recipient's delivery date at checkout; the cut-offs only decide the earliest date the checker offers.
Working out today's cut-offs in your time zone…
Enter the recipient's ZIP code — the answer comes from the same delivery service the checkout uses.
Flowers leave our New Jersey or Los Angeles warehouse, whichever serves the address: orders placed by 2 p.m. Eastern in New Jersey or 12:30 p.m. Pacific in Los Angeles go out the same business day. Same-day hand delivery runs only where the checker answers local — in parts of New York City, North Jersey and the Los Angeles area — when the order is in by 11 a.m. in that city's own time. The charge depends on the recipient's ZIP: for most addresses the checker lists ground delivery at no charge, in some western areas (Arizona and Washington State among them) it lists only a paid courier rate, and a same-day charge shows at checkout.
Colorado's own record is short, so no ranking of its own — these are the store's most-sent flowers, since February 2024.






Checkout applies the tax of the place the flowers are delivered and shows it before payment.
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB are taken, as are Apple Pay and Google Pay; nothing else is checked but the billing address.
The drinking age is 21 in every state, so flowers with a bottle are handed over against photo ID.
What you pick is what is made; a missing stem is replaced with one of similar look and value.
Your order number and e-mail open its status on the tracking page.
(888) 672-6890 (9 a.m.–8 p.m. Eastern); problems with fresh flowers are reported within 24 hours.
Deliveries go ahead without a signature unless the building, the item or the carrier needs one.
Pick the recipient's state or city for its own delivery details.
From our New Jersey or Los Angeles warehouse, whichever serves the recipient — never from Colorado. Couriers take 1–3 business days; same-day hand delivery is only for parts of New York City, North Jersey and the Los Angeles area, where the checker answers local.
For a courier delivery, by 2 p.m. Eastern (New Jersey) or 12:30 p.m. Pacific (Los Angeles), Monday to Friday. Same-day is only for parts of New York City, North Jersey and the Los Angeles area: by 9 a.m. MDT your time around New York City and North Jersey, 12 p.m. MDT your time around Los Angeles.
It depends on their ZIP. For most addresses the checker lists ground delivery at no charge; some western ZIPs, Arizona and Washington State among them, show only a paid courier rate. Checkout shows the amount before you pay.
Yes. Choose a later date at checkout; the cut-offs only set the earliest one. Before a holiday, order early — closed days are skipped.
No. The card carries your message and your name as you write them; your address, card and the price stay off the delivery.
Yes. Give the company or hospital name, floor or room, and a phone number; same-day drivers deliver to businesses 12–5 p.m.




