How Much Do Flowers Cost in Miami? A Florist’s Honest Price Guide

A pink My Divine Decors hat box of 25 pink and ivory roses, a red-rose Ramo Buchon in black wrap in a glass vase and a white round box of 100 red roses on a marble console in a Brickell penthouse overlooking Biscayne Bay
A pink My Divine Decors hat box of 25 pink and ivory roses, a red-rose Ramo Buchon in black wrap in a glass vase and a white round box of 100 red roses on a marble console in a Brickell penthouse overlooking Biscayne Bay
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What flowers really cost

Real prices from our flower shop in Doral, from a $80 Ramo Buchon to 500 roses, with delivery by zone and what moves the total.

  • Order by 5:00 PM Monday to Friday, or 1:00 PM Saturday, for same-day delivery
  • A photo of the finished piece before it leaves

Nobody likes ordering flowers blind. You pick something beautiful online, and the checkout total feels like a mystery box. So here is the guide we wish every client had before calling us: real numbers, including the places that are cheaper than we are.

Our prices at a glance

Our arrangements cost $30 to $7,500, and half of the orders placed on this website in 2026 came to $129 to $280 before delivery and tax. Local delivery is $35 in Doral, $50 in Miami and $60 for Brickell, the beaches and Broward, $180 for Palm Beach, and pickup at our studio is free. Prices are in U.S. dollars, Florida sales tax of 7% applies to the arrangement only, and there is no membership, subscription or contract needed to order.

Price levels, and who each one suits

LevelPriceExamples from our catalogBest for
Small gifts$30 to $99Mini Bouquet $69, Mini Blush Pearl Box $99A thank-you, a desk surprise or an add-on to a bigger gift
Handcrafted arrangements$80 to $400Ramo Buchon of 12 roses from $80, Bouquet of Lush Ranunculus from $99, Tulips in Signature Box from $109Birthdays, anniversaries, get well and most occasions, where half of our orders land
Statement pieces$400 to $1,600Victorian 100 Roses Signature Hat Box $450, 400 Roses XL in Grand Box $1,600Milestone anniversaries, apologies that need to land, a first Valentine’s
Grand format$1,700 to $7,500300 Roses Hand Bouquet $1,800, The Grand 500 Roses $2,500, Luxury 1500 Roses in 3 Designer Baskets $7,500Proposals, room decor and moments meant to be photographed

If a budget is fixed and none of these fits, tell us the amount and the occasion and we will tell you honestly what it buys.

Every level, ready to order

From a 12-rose Ramo Buchon at $80 to 500 roses at $2,500, at the same price the checkout shows.

What every arrangement includes, and what it does not

Every local order includes the design made to order in our studio, a printed card with your message, a photo of the finished piece for you to approve before it leaves, and a second photo from our driver at the door. No price includes delivery, tax, balloons, chocolates or teddy bears, which are always shown as separate lines before you pay.

Delivery and extras

Pickup at 7276 NW 58th St, DoralFree
Delivery to Doral$35
Delivery to Miami, Coral Gables, Hialeah and Kendall$50
Delivery to Downtown, Brickell, Wynwood, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, Aventura, North Miami Beach, Homestead and Broward$60
Delivery to Palm Beach County, Key Largo and Islamorada$180
Weekday 7:00 to 11:00 PM window, Saturday 3:00 to 7:00 PM window, or Sunday delivery$30 on top of the zone rate
Wrapped bouquet to another state by FedEx Priority Overnight, or preserved roses in 3 to 5 business days$40
Printed card or photo of your own design$10
Florida sales tax7% of the arrangement, never on delivery

What moves the price

  • Stem count and grade. A 12-rose Ramo Buchon starts at $80 and the same design with 150 roses is $650.
  • The container. A wrapped bouquet costs less than the same flowers in a vase, a signature box or a hat box.
  • Where it goes. The zone sets the delivery fee, from $35 in Doral to $180 for Palm Beach.
  • When it goes. Evening, Saturday afternoon and Sunday windows add $30.

What real orders cost, all in

These totals use the median order placed on this website from January 1 to September 27, 2026, in each area.

OrderFlowersDeliveryTax 7%Total
Typical Miami delivery$210$50$14.70$274.70
Typical Doral delivery$180$35$12.60$227.60
Typical Brickell, beach or Broward delivery$200$60$14.00$274.00
Typical pickup at the studio$175$0$12.25$187.25

A Sunday delivery of that same Miami order adds $30, for $304.70.

Changes, cancellations and refunds

  • You can change or cancel an order before the arrangement is made. Call, text or WhatsApp (305) 562-4900.
  • When it is finished we send you a photo, and you can ask for adjustments before it leaves. A change of size or price is quoted first. With no reply in 15 minutes it is treated as approved.
  • Fresh flowers are perishable and made to order, so once an order is prepared or dispatched all sales are final.
  • If an order arrives damaged, wilted or wrong, tell us within 24 hours with photos and we replace it at no charge when the fault is ours. A nationwide parcel damaged in transit is replaced or refunded.
  • Substitutions, when a flower is unavailable, stay in the same color palette and are of equal or greater value.

The full terms are in our returns and refund policy.

Pricing questions we get every week

Is delivery included in the price? No. Delivery is a separate line set by the zone, and you see it at checkout before you pay.

Is tax included? No. Florida sales tax of 7% is added to the arrangement at checkout, and it is never charged on the delivery fee.

What is the least I can spend and still have flowers delivered? Our smallest fresh boxes start at $30. With delivery to Doral that is $30 plus $35 plus $2.10 tax, or $67.10, and picking it up at the studio saves the delivery fee.

Can you work to my budget? Yes. Tell us the amount and the occasion by phone or WhatsApp and we will tell you what it buys before you pay.

Can I order an exact or odd number of roses? Yes, on our fresh-rose arrangements with a set number of roses: write the number in the order notes. If it is lower than the arrangement you choose, there is no extra charge; if it needs more roses, each additional rose is $10. Preserved roses in acrylic boxes and domes come with a fixed count.

Prices on this page were checked against our live catalog and checkout on October 6, 2026. Change log: October 6, 2026, rose count policy added; September 28, 2026, grand format range corrected to $7,500 and the price table, delivery table and real-order totals added.

Ready to order? See same-day flower delivery in Miami, or call or text (305) 562-4900 and tell us the date, the area and the budget.

How much does a handmade bouquet cost?

It depends on the stems, the size and the presentation. At our flower shop in Doral, small fresh boxes start at $30, hand-wrapped bouquets at $69 (the Mini Bouquet), signature boxes at $99 (the Mini Blush Pearl Box), statement pieces at $400 (the Victorian 100 Roses Hat Box is $450) and grand format runs $1,700 to $7,500.

What changes at each level is the flower grade, the number of stems, the design and whether the piece arrives arranged and ready to display.

How much will 12 roses cost?

With us, a Ramo Buchon of 12 premium roses, wrapped by hand, starts at $80. Delivery is added by zone, $35 in Doral and $50 in Miami, and pickup at the studio is free.

Is a supermarket bunch ever the better choice?

Yes, for your own table on a weekday. Where a florist earns the difference is when the flowers have a job to do: an anniversary, an apology, a hospital room, a proposal.

What can I send for about $50?

Our smallest fresh boxes start at $30, and the Mini Bouquet is $69. Pick it up at the studio and there is no delivery fee; delivered to Doral it adds $35.

What can I get for under $150 with same day delivery in Miami?

Under $150 buys a handcrafted arrangement, not a wrapped bunch. In our catalog that is the Bouquet of Lush Ranunculus from $99, the Calla Lily Wrapped Bouquet from $99, the Ramo Buchon hand bouquet of 12 roses from $80, the Chocolate Bloom Divine Box from $80 and the Tulips in Signature Box from $109, all with same-day delivery when ordered by 5 PM on a weekday. Delivery is charged by zone on top, $35 in Doral and $50 in Miami.

Why are flowers so expensive to have delivered?

Flower delivery is expensive because you are paying for a perishable product on a deadline. Fresh flowers travel refrigerated from farms (mostly Colombia and Ecuador), get conditioned and arranged by hand within days, and then must reach the recipient within hours, intact and hydrated, in Miami traffic.

A few real cost drivers most people never see:

  • Cold chain. Roses fly in refrigerated cargo and lose vase life every hour they spend warm.
  • Labor. A designed arrangement is built by hand by our florist, and freshness means it cannot be made days in advance.
  • Failed-delivery risk. If nobody is home, the flowers cannot wait in a warehouse like a phone case can.

That is also why we publish our cutoffs instead of overpromising: weekday orders by 5 PM and Saturday orders by 1 PM go out the same day, and Sunday delivery carries a $30 surcharge because we run a dedicated route. See our same-day delivery areas and Sunday flower delivery in Miami.

What is the most expensive rose?

The most expensive rose ever sold is the Juliet rose, a David Austin garden variety that reportedly took 15 years and about 3 million pounds to develop before debuting in 2006. Among commercial stems, top grades of Ecuadorian long-stem roses and garden roses command the highest per-stem prices.

Preserved roses also sit at the premium end: real roses treated to last a year or more. If that idea appeals to you, we wrote a full guide to preserved roses in Miami.

What is the best florist to send flowers?

The honest answer: for flowers with a card and a deadline, a local florist in the recipient’s city almost always beats a national site, because the flowers are arranged the same morning and hand-delivered instead of shipped in a box.

If you want the mechanics of that difference, we broke down exactly what happens to your money and your flowers inside a broker order in local florist vs 1-800-Flowers, Teleflora and FTD.

How to vet any florist in two minutes, ours included:

  1. Look at their Google reviews with photos: the photos show what real orders look like.
  2. Check that they publish delivery cutoffs and fees instead of hiding them at checkout.
  3. Call and ask what flowers are freshest that day. A real florist answers specifically.

If the delivery is in Miami, this is what we do all day: flower delivery in Miami, from Brickell to Aventura.

Prices here come from our own published catalog. If you have a budget and an occasion, tell us both and we will tell you honestly what it buys: contact us.

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