New Baby Flowers in Miami: What to Send, Prices, and Hospital Delivery

A new baby deserves better than a generic bouquet. This is our guide to getting it right in Miami: what to send, what it costs, and the truth about hospital deliveries.

What to send (and what parents actually keep)

• Hot air balloon flower boxes: our signature for newborns, a fresh flower box lifted by a hot air balloon of the baby’s colors ($140 to $360). It decorates the nursery long after the flowers.
• Teddy and balloon combos: a medium flower box with teddy bear and balloon ($250), or a personalized balloon bouquet with the baby’s name ($140).
• Soft palettes: pinks and creams, blues and whites, or mixed pastels, from a $75 mini box to the $450 Jennifer statement piece.

See all 47 designs in our new baby collection, every one made in-house in our Doral studio.

Hospital delivery in Miami: read this first

We deliver to hospitals across Miami, but experience says: call the maternity ward first. Many restrict flower deliveries, and most moms go home within 48 hours; a bouquet chasing a discharged patient helps no one. The move that always works is delivering to the family’s home for the arrival, when the photos happen. If it must be the hospital, confirm she is still admitted and give us her full name and room number; our own drivers handle the rest with photo confirmation.

Prices at a glance

Order by 4 PM Monday through Friday (Saturday 1 PM) for same-day delivery in Miami, Doral, Hialeah and nearby. Full delivery rates in our Miami flower prices guide.

Three Things Nobody Tells You Before Sending New Baby Flowers to a Miami Hospital

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 room, with 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. See the new baby pieces.

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

If she’s in for one night, send it home for the day after. It lasts seven days and she’ll actually see it. If she’s in for three, we deliver to the room, full name and room number, and we text you the photo. How new baby delivery works, hospital or home.

3. What fits in the car

The bear and the balloon go home in the car seat, the flowers ride in front. And if she wants one thing that lasts, a preserved rose box sits in the nursery for a year.

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