Flower Delivery in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, FL

In Lauderdale-by-the-Sea the buildings stay low, the pace stays easy, and Anglin's Fishing Pier still marks the center of town where Commercial Boulevard meets the sand.

From the Pier to the Intracoastal: Our Coverage

We deliver throughout the town: the beachfront condos and small inns along El Mar Drive, the cottages and townhomes in the streets off Commercial Boulevard, and the waterway-side homes toward the Intracoastal. The gated village of Sea Ranch Lakes next door is on our map too, as are larger neighbors like Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale — one set of routes covers the whole coastal stretch. The town measures barely a mile and a half from top to bottom, so no address here is ever far off our path.

Delivery, the Beach-Town Way

The fee for Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is $24.95. Order early in the day for the best chance of same-day delivery — we do not hold to a rigid cutoff. Instead, a manager confirms the address, the delivery window and the recipient's contact before your bouquet leaves the studio. Sending flowers to someone staying at a small resort or vacation rental? Give us the property name and our manager will coordinate the handoff with the front desk so the surprise stays a surprise. Condos here are mostly low-rise and easygoing: where there is a front desk we use it, and where there is not, the manager agrees on the drop-off directly with your recipient.

What Locals Send Flowers For

This is a town of anniversaries walked out on the pier and birthdays celebrated barefoot. Cheerful tulip bouquets match the easy mood, a flower basket suits a casual beach cottage perfectly, and birthday flowers arriving mid-vacation might be the best version of the gift there is. Long-time residents also lean on us for get well wishes and thank-yous between neighbors. Couples who honeymooned here decades ago still send each other flowers to the same streets — we consider those our most important deliveries of all.

A Tip Before You Order

Beach-town living favors relaxed, unfussy flowers. Skip the formal all-white centerpiece and go for color — tulips, bright roses, mixed hand-tied bouquets that look gathered rather than engineered. And if your recipient is visiting rather than living here, time the delivery for early in their stay: that way the flowers keep them company all week instead of just for the goodbye. A mixed bouquet in beach-glass colors — coral roses, white tulips, a touch of blue hydrangea — never misses in this town.