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Congratulations flowers in Boca Raton

Congratulations flowers for a graduation, a promotion, a new job or a new baby. Built to photograph well, because these ones always get photographed.

  • DeliverySame dayOrder by 2pm
  • Open7 days a weekDade, Broward, Palm Beach

What to send for congratulations flowers

Our picks, and why each one works.

Choosing congratulations flowers

What we would tell you if you called and asked.

Match the formality of the thing

A promotion at a law firm and a friend passing their driving test want different things. White and cream read professional. Hot pink and coral read personal.

Think about where it lands

If it's going to an office, someone else will see it before they do. Bigger and more formal survives that better than something intimate.

Size is how you mark it

Nobody needs the Grand explained to them. At 72 stems it reads as an event on its own.

Every arrangement

The whole range, in case none of the above is quite it.

Still not sure? We'll choose.

Three questions, about a minute.

Question 1 of 3

Flowers for for arriving

Who are they to you?

This changes the arrangement more than the occasion does.

Before you send congratulations flowers

What people ask before they send these.

Can you deliver congratulations flowers today?

Yes, when you order before 2pm Eastern. One of our drivers brings it that afternoon, anywhere across Palm Beach County and Broward. Later orders go out the next morning.

Are flowers alright for a work achievement?

Yes, and they are better than most gifts because everyone at the office sees them. Keep it formal if it is going to a reception rather than a desk.

What should I send to an office?

White or cream, and bigger than you would send to a house. Someone else will see it before they do, and it has to survive being carried through a lobby.

Will it get there before they leave for the day?

If you order by 2pm, yes. Most offices stop taking deliveries around five, so earlier is safer than later.