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New Baby

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16 arrangements

About this collection

Hand-crafted daily in Los Angeles

New Baby: 16 designs from $129 with same-day delivery across Los Angeles, Orange County, the Inland Empire and Ventura County. Order by 4:30 PM and the florists at our Downtown LA or Newbury Park studio arrange it the same day, text you a photo before it leaves, and deliver between 12 and 8 PM. Popular picks: Lia, Evie, Alsu.

Welcoming a new baby calls for flowers that are soft, bright and easy to live with. This collection covers that moment in Los Angeles: gentle pastel bouquets, compact flower boxes and vase arrangements that arrive ready to display. We deliver to hospitals and homes alike, and every piece is designed the day of delivery in our Downtown LA studio, with a photo of the finished arrangement texted to you before it leaves. Seven days a week, order by 4:30 PM for same-day delivery to any address in Los Angeles County, Orange County or the Inland Empire.

The most popular picks are Lia, Evie and Loli, with Alsu and Hollywood close behind; Marine Breeze is the blue-toned option. Prices start from $119; most designs come in several sizes. A plush teddy bear, balloons, macarons or chocolates can be added at checkout, and the hand-written card is free. For flowers before the baby arrives, see baby shower flowers; for a recovering mom, get well flowers round out the gift.

Good to know

  • Hospital deliveries: add the hospital, ward and room number at checkout; the courier hands flowers to the front desk or nurses' station. Most intensive-care units do not allow fresh flowers, so check first.
  • Unsure whether they are still in hospital? Send to the home; most new parents are discharged within a day or two.
  • Delivery is $20 to $35 depending on the address, or pick up free at the studio.
  • See our Los Angeles hospitals page for hospital delivery details.
Can you deliver flowers to a maternity ward in Los Angeles?

Yes. Include the hospital name, ward and room number at checkout, plus the new parent's phone number, and our courier hands the flowers to the front desk or nurses' station. Check the unit's rules first: some maternity floors and most intensive-care and neonatal units do not allow fresh flowers, in which case delivery to the home is the safer choice.

Do you offer same-day new baby flower delivery?

Yes, seven days a week. Place the order by 4:30 PM and it is designed, photographed and delivered that day anywhere in our Los Angeles, Orange County and Inland Empire area. Deliveries arrive between 12 PM and 8 PM; choose a paid guaranteed window at checkout if visiting hours are tight.

Can I see my arrangement before it ships?

Always. Every order is photographed once our florist finishes it, and the photo is texted to you before it leaves the studio, followed by real-time courier tracking. The photo goes to you as the buyer, not to the new parents, so the surprise is kept.

What flowers are appropriate for a new baby?

Soft and cheerful works best: pastel roses, spray roses, lisianthus, hydrangea and ranunculus in blush, cream, pale blue or lavender, with a bit of greenery. Choose a vase arrangement or a flower box so it can be enjoyed straight away without any fuss. Strongly scented stems such as lilies are best skipped for a newborn's room.

Can I add a teddy bear or balloons?

Yes. A plush teddy bear, balloons, macarons or chocolates can be added to any arrangement at checkout, and the hand-written card is free. For a toast, note that champagne is offered only in San Francisco and Honolulu, not in Los Angeles.

Is it better to send new baby flowers to the hospital or the home?

Home is the safer choice unless you know the room number and that the unit allows flowers. Most new parents are discharged within a day or two, and a delivery at home arrives when they can actually enjoy it. If you do send to the hospital, order early in the stay and include the room number and the parent's phone number.

What should I write on the card for a new baby?

Keep it warm and short: congratulate the parents by name, welcome the baby by name if you know it, and add one line of good wishes. The card is hand-written by our team and included free; enter your message at checkout. If the baby's name is not public yet, congratulate the family and let the flowers speak.

How much is delivery for new baby flowers?

Delivery is calculated by address at checkout and is typically $20 to $35, whether the flowers go to a hospital or a home. Pickup at our Downtown LA studio, 315 E 8th St, Ste 102, is free during studio hours, 9 AM to 5 PM every day.