Flower Delivery FAQ — Los Angeles

Yes. Order by 5:30 PM PT and we deliver the same day across Los Angeles County, seven days a week. Our florists arrange it at the Downtown LA studio the day it ships, text you a photo before it leaves, and deliver between 12 PM and 8 PM.

Yes. Pink Clover delivers same-day across Los Angeles, Orange County, the Inland Empire, Ventura County, the San Francisco Bay Area and Honolulu. Cut-off is 5:30 PM in Los Angeles, 4:30 PM in Orange County, the Inland Empire and Ventura County, 3 PM in San Francisco and 4:30 PM HST on Oahu.

5:30 PM PT in Los Angeles; 4:30 PM PT in Orange County, the Inland Empire and Ventura County. 3 PM in the San Francisco Bay Area. 4:30 PM HST on Oahu, 2:30 PM at weekends. Orders after the cut-off go out the next day.

Yes. Standard delivery runs 12 PM–8 PM. For a guaranteed window choose Exact Delivery Time at checkout — $25 for 9 AM–12 PM, 12–3 PM, 3–5 PM or 5–8 PM.

Yes. Pick your delivery date at checkout, up to several months ahead. We arrange the flowers on the morning of that date, not before, so they arrive fresh.

Yes. We deliver seven days a week, including most holidays. On Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and the days before Christmas we recommend ordering 2–3 days ahead — same-day slots fill early.

If you are in Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, Ventura County, the Bay Area or Oahu, Pink Clover delivers with our own couriers from our own studios. We are not a wire service that forwards your order to a stranger.

Order online at pinkcloverflorist.com for delivery, or pick up free from the Downtown LA studio at 315 E 8th St, Suite 102, Los Angeles, CA 90014. Studio hours are 9 AM–5 PM, seven days a week.

Pink Clover texts the purchaser a photo of the finished arrangement before it leaves the studio, then gives real-time courier tracking until it is handed over. You see the actual flowers you paid for, not a catalogue picture.

Look for a florist who designs the arrangement on the day of delivery rather than shipping a pre-made box. Every Pink Clover order is built the same day at one of our four studios and photographed before it ships.

Tell us the occasion, colours and budget in the order notes and our florists build around it. You can also add a printed card at no charge, macarons, chocolates, a teddy bear or balloons at checkout.

Ordering takes under two minutes: pick an arrangement, enter the recipient's address, choose the date, add a card message. No account needed.

Three questions give it away: does the florist arrange on the day of delivery, do they show you a photo before it ships, and do they use their own couriers? If the answer to all three is yes, what arrives matches what you ordered.

Reach us at support@pinkcloverflorist.com or (424) 303-2205, 9 AM–5 PM, seven days a week. If anything is wrong with a delivery, send a photo within 24 hours and we remake, replace or refund it.

Yes. Call (424) 303-2205 and a florist will help you choose the right piece for a service, a funeral home or the family's home, and make sure it arrives before the service begins.

Pink Clover arrangements start at $69 in Los Angeles and $89 in San Francisco and Honolulu. Most bouquets and flower boxes are $89–$199. Delivery is calculated by address at checkout, usually $20–$35, and studio pickup is free.

Yes. New subscribers get $5 off orders over $100 for joining our email list, or $10 off if you add your mobile number. Clover Club, our free loyalty programme, then earns points on every order and unlocks free delivery at higher tiers.

Current offers are shown on the homepage and sent to email and SMS subscribers. The most reliable saving is Clover Club: points on every order, free delivery once you reach Silver, and a birthday reward.

Order ahead rather than at the last minute, pick up at the studio instead of paying delivery, and join Clover Club so each order earns points. A subscription also costs less per bouquet than one-off orders.

You pay for stem quality and for design time. A $69 arrangement uses fewer and shorter-stemmed flowers than a $199 one; the difference shows after day three, when cheaper stems drop and better ones keep opening.

Yes. Long-stem roses are graded by stem length — 50 cm, 60 cm, 70 cm — and each step up costs more because the bloom is larger and the plant took longer to grow.

Orchid plants cost more upfront than a cut bouquet but last far longer — a phalaenopsis in bloom holds its flowers six to twelve weeks. Our orchid plants start at $179.

A 50-rose arrangement from Pink Clover starts around $299 depending on rose variety, stem length and presentation. Boxes and hatbox styles cost more than hand-tied bunches.

Yes. Give us the funeral home name, the service date and the name of the deceased at checkout. We deliver ahead of the service and coordinate with the home's receiving times.

Yes, and many people do. Send a vase arrangement or a plant rather than a standing spray — the family does not have to find a vase or transport it home from a service.

We can. Standing sprays, wreaths and casket pieces are usually delivered on the morning of the service. If the funeral home accepts deliveries the day before, we will arrange that instead.

Both. Tell us which venue is receiving and we will time the delivery to the service. Churches and chapels often have narrower receiving windows than funeral homes, so tell us the start time.

Place a separate order for each address so every recipient gets their own card and delivery window. Email support@pinkcloverflorist.com and we will set them up together.

Yes. Flowers remain the standard gesture at Los Angeles services, and funeral homes expect them. If the family has asked for donations instead, a plant or a vase arrangement sent to the home afterwards is the usual alternative.

Yes. Every order includes a printed card at no charge. Type the message at checkout and we print and attach it before delivery.

Yes. Choose weekly, every two weeks or monthly, and change or pause it at any time from your account.

Weekly suits offices and reception desks where flowers are on show all day. Every two weeks suits most homes, since good stems hold eight to twelve days. Monthly works as a gift subscription.

If you buy flowers more than once a month, yes. Subscriptions start at $99 for Classic, $149 Deluxe, $199 Premium, and each delivery is designed for the season rather than picked from stock.

Per bouquet, yes — you pay less than for the same arrangement ordered one at a time, and delivery is included in the plan.

Ours do. Pick a theme — Romantic, Home or Office — and a size, and tell us any flowers to avoid. The florist designs around that each time.

Yes. Choose the plan, enter their address, and set the first delivery for their birthday. You can prepay a fixed number of deliveries so it ends without them having to cancel.

Yes. Weekly office subscriptions start at $99 per delivery, invoiced monthly. We deliver before opening hours and can swap the vase each visit.

Yes. We deliver orchids, potted plants and plant sets to offices, lobbies and events across Los Angeles, and install larger arrangements on site.

Pink Clover handles corporate events across LA — entrance installations, table centrepieces, bars and stage pieces. Email support@pinkcloverflorist.com with the date, venue and budget and we will send a proposal.

Order by 5:30 PM PT for same-day delivery to any LA office. For larger installations we need 48 hours; call (424) 303-2205 and we will tell you honestly whether the date is possible.

Yes. Our luxury range runs from $299 to $1,700 and includes large rose installations, orchid arrangements and seasonal centrepieces. Order three to five days ahead for the holidays.