Flowers for a New Mom in Miami, What She Actually Wants and What It Costs

Everyone who visits brings something for the baby. Flowers for a new mom are the one gift that is only for her, and that is exactly why she remembers who sent them. This is what we send new moms from our Doral studio every week, what it costs, and how to get it to her in Miami, at the hospital or at home.

What flowers to give a new mom

Soft, calm and easy to live with. She is tired, the room is small and there is a newborn a few feet away, so the right piece is one she never has to take care of.

• Roses, hydrangeas and ranunculus in blush, ivory, cream or lavender. They open slowly, look good for days and do not fill the room with perfume.
• A box, not a wrapped bouquet. Our flower boxes arrive arranged and ready to display, so nobody has to look for a vase or trim a stem.
• No lilies. We leave them out of every piece we send to a new mom, for the pollen and the strong scent.
• Something that lasts, if you want her to keep it. Preserved roses stay beautiful for one to three years, long after the hospital bracelet is gone.

Flowers for a new mom by budget

Real prices from our catalog, every piece made in-house in Doral.

If you want one piece for her and one for the baby, our new baby flowers add the teddy, the hot air balloon and the baby’s name.

Hospital or home

We deliver the same day to hospitals across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, and every hospital has its own rule for flowers and balloons. For the hospital we send foil balloons, never latex, and compact pieces that fit on the tray. If she goes home after one night, the house the next day is often the better moment. The full hospital checklist is in our guide to new baby gifts and hospital delivery in Miami.

Order by 5 PM Monday through Friday (Saturday 1 PM) for same-day delivery in Miami, Doral, Hialeah and nearby.

Three Things Nobody Tells You Before Sending Flowers to a New Mom

It’s not for the baby, it’s for the mom, so her name goes on the balloon too. One night in the hospital? Send it home for the day after. Three nights? To the hospital, with her full name and room number, photo to your phone.

1. It’s for the mom

The baby doesn’t care. The mom does. She’s exhausted, she’s been photographed a hundred times today, and the one thing with her name on it, not the baby’s, is the one she remembers. Both names on the balloon.

2. One night, the house. Three, the hospital

If she’s in for one night, send it home for the day after. She’ll actually see it at home. If she’s in for three, we take it to the hospital with her full name and room number. Some hospitals let us go up and others ask someone to come down to the lobby, our own driver handles either case, and we text you the photo.

3. What fits in the car

The balloon goes home in the back seat, the flowers ride in front. And if she wants one thing that lasts, a preserved rose box sits on her nightstand for a year.

Quick answers

What flowers do you give a new mom?

Soft, low-scent flowers that need no care, like roses, hydrangeas and ranunculus in blush, ivory or lavender, arranged in a box so she never has to find a vase. We leave lilies out of every piece for a new mom. If you want her to keep it, preserved roses last one to three years.

How much are flowers for a new mom in Miami?

Our flowers for a new mom start at $75 for a designer’s choice mini box. The Best Mom Ever gift box with preserved roses is $159, a preserved rose box with her name on the balloon is $160, the Hanna signature box of roses, ranunculus and hydrangeas is $200, and the peonies luxury box is $680.

Can you send flowers to a new mom in the hospital in Miami?

Yes, the same day, across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Give us her full name, the hospital, the room number if you have it and the phone of someone who is with her. We send foil balloons, never latex, and compact pieces that fit on the tray.

When should you send flowers to a new mom?

The day of the birth if she is staying a few days, or the day after she comes home if she leaves after one night. Flowers for a new mom are welcome any day of the first month, when the visits slow down and she is still recovering.

Should the flowers be for the mom or for the baby?

For the mom. Everyone brings something for the baby, so a piece with her name on it is the one she remembers. If you want to include the baby, put both names on the balloon.

She’ll remember who showed up for her. Send us her name and we’ll send the options.