A boxed get well arrangement of yellow roses, apricot gerberas and button chrysanthemums in a white box tied with a burgundy ribbon, on a walnut table in a quiet room

Get well · Surfers Paradise

Get well flowers.

Chosen to suit a hospital room, where nobody has a vase or a pair of scissors.

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Everything for a get well

Ready for a hospital room

Boxed, vased or potted. Nothing to unwrap, nothing to find a vase for.

Seraphine in Soft and Serene: blush roses, cream spray roses, white lilies, a pink gerbera, white chrysanthemums, coral hypericum berries and gypsophila in a leaf-lined glass vase, made in Surfers Paradise Seraphine in Bold and Bright: a golden gerbera, burgundy chrysanthemums, yellow roses, a pink carnation, white snapdragons and waxflower in a smoky glass vase tied with a burgundy ribbon, made in Surfers Paradise

Seraphine

$129.00
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Josephine, a low woven basket of pink and magenta ranunculus, peach carnations, lime green lisianthus and green hypericum berries, made in Surfers Paradise

Josephine

$110.00
The Florist's Edit boxed arrangement in purple and gold: a purple phalaenopsis orchid and dendrobium sprays with orange-gold gerberas, yellow garden roses, green button chrysanthemums, white carnations and snapdragons and burgundy chrysanthemums, in a woven basket with burgundy paper and a satin bow, made in Surfers Paradise The Florist's Edit boxed arrangement in yellow and gold: yellow garden roses, gold gerberas, cream carnations and green button chrysanthemums with red roses, blush orchid sprays and pink snapdragon, in a white box tied with burgundy satin, made in Surfers Paradise

The Florist’s Edit Arrangement

From $99.00
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White phalaenopsis orchid plant in a pot Pink Phalaenopsis orchid plant in a white ceramic pot

Potted Phalaenopsis

From $99.00
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Carmen: an orange gerbera, yellow chrysanthemums, golden and apricot roses and rust celosia over glossy green leaves, in a white gift box with white tissue and a burgundy satin bow

Carmen

$75.00
Mirabelle: butter-yellow roses, pink carnations and white lisianthus with glossy green foliage, in a white gift box wrapped in burgundy tissue and tied with a burgundy satin bow

Mirabelle

$75.00
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A living red anthurium plant with waxy scarlet blooms and deep green heart-shaped leaves, gathered in oxblood florist paper and set into a burgundy box tied with a satin bow

Red Anthurium

$75.00
Three sunflowers with baby's breath and eucalyptus in a white gift box tied with a burgundy ribbon Six sunflowers with baby's breath and eucalyptus in a white gift box tied with a burgundy ribbon

Soleil

From $59.00
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For a recovery at home

Once they are home, anything in the shop is fair game.

Rosalie in the Luxe size, a hand-tied bouquet of Colombian roses and lilies in white paper with an oxblood satin ribbon, held in a lace glove. Rosalie, a hand-tied bouquet of Colombian roses and lilies in white paper with an oxblood satin ribbon, held in a lace glove.

Rosalie

From $85.00
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The Florist’s Edit Bouquet The Florist’s Edit Bouquet

The Florist’s Edit Bouquet

From $79.00
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When flowers are not allowed

Some wards restrict fresh flowers. These still get there and still say it.

Fresh fruit gift hamper

Fruit Hamper

From $119.00
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A woman in a burgundy dress holding the 25cm Classic Bear in pink The Classic Bear in pink, a 25cm soft plush teddy with a pink satin bow

Classic Bear

$30.00
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A happy birthday foil balloon in white with rose gold lettering and rose gold confetti, held in a lace-gloved hand

Helium Balloon

From $20.00
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What can you actually send to a hospital?

Boxed and vased arrangements, plants, fruit and small gifts. Not hand-tied bouquets, and that is not a preference, it is practical: a wrapped bouquet arrives needing a vase, water and a pair of scissors, and a ward has none of those to spare. Everything in this collection arrives ready to sit on a table with nothing to do to it.

Some wards do not take flowers at all

Intensive care, oncology and some maternity and surgical wards restrict fresh flowers, and policies differ between hospitals and change from time to time. It is worth a quick call to the ward before you order. If flowers are out, a fruit hamper or a plush toy still gets there and still says it.

Sending to a home instead

If they are recovering at home, the rules relax and anything in the shop is fair game. A plant is often the better call for a long recovery, because it is still there in a month.

Same-day delivery across the Gold Coast on orders before 2pm. Tell us the ward and bed number in the delivery notes and we will get it to the right place.

The part you don’t see.

It is made the morning it goes out.Not assembled in advance and held. Tied by hand, that day, for that order.
The stems are chosen from what came in that week.Which is why no two are ever quite the same, and why the good ones go early.
Your card is written out by hand.Your words and your punctuation, exactly as you typed them. The flowers last a week. The card tends to end up in a drawer, and stay there.
We do not send anything we would not be happy to receive.If it is not right on the bench, it does not go on the van. You hear from us before it does.