Collection: Christmas Flowers

Christmas Flowers NYC, Fresh for Every December Table

December in New York is one long celebration. The tree goes up at Rockefeller Center, wreaths appear on brownstone doors, and every dinner table waits for its centerpiece. We design Christmas flowers for all of it. Classic reds and whites, fresh evergreens, amaryllis and roses, built in our Manhattan studio and delivered with same-day service across NYC, seven days a week through the entire season. Order today and the holidays arrive at the door tonight.

Christmas Flowers at a Glance

• The collection: Christmas bouquets, vase arrangements, candle-safe centerpieces, holiday orchids, and poinsettias

• For the door: fresh Christmas wreaths to match your table

• Delivery: same day across NYC, seven days a week, all season long

• Prices: typically starting near $65, with prices varying by season and selection

• From: Black Petals, 1121 First Avenue, Upper East Side, (212) 933-0151

The Flowers That Mean Christmas

Poinsettias

The flower of the season, and it carries a story. Mexican legend tells of Pepita, a poor girl with no gift for the Christmas altar, whose humble handful of weeds bloomed into brilliant red stars. The poinsettia has stood for the holiday ever since. We deliver them as living plants that color a room for weeks.

Red roses and crimson blooms

Nothing says December like deep red flowers against fresh pine. Our Christmas arrangements build on roses, carnations, and berries in the richest shades of the year.

Amaryllis

The showpiece of winter. Tall, sculptural, and proud, one stem can carry an entire mantel.

The Christmas rose

Helleborus, the quiet beauty of the season, blooms in the cold when almost nothing else dares. It stands for peace and hope, and we tuck it into centerpieces for those who know.

White flowers and evergreens

Snowy lilies and white roses woven through pine, cedar, and holly berries. Elegant, wintry, and glowing beside candlelight. A hand-tied Christmas bouquet in white and green is the quiet luxury of the season.

A Centerpiece That Belongs on a Christmas Table

A Christmas centerpiece works a real job. It has to sit low enough that family sees each other over it, leave room for the roast and the serving dishes, and stand safely apart from every lit candle. We build ours exactly that way, compact and full, with fresh greens that stay fragrant through the week. Tell us your table and your colors, and the centerpiece arrives ready, nothing to arrange, nothing to worry about.

Christmas Flowers for Every December Moment

The hostess gift that never misses. Arriving at a Christmas dinner with flowers in hand is an old tradition for a good reason. We can also deliver them ahead, so your gift is already on the table when you ring the bell.

Church services in December. Poinsettias for the altar steps, arrangements for the sanctuary, and Christmas church flowers delivered before services begin, handled with the quiet care a church expects.

The office party and the lobby. December is when workplaces glow, and our holiday flowers for offices dress receptions, parties, and client gifts across Manhattan.

A hospital room that needs December in it. Some of our neighbors spend the holidays at the hospitals near our shop. We deliver warm, cheerful arrangements to patient rooms across Manhattan, checked against each hospital's flower policy, so nobody misses the season.

A December of two celebrations. Many New York families mark both holidays, and alongside our Christmas designs we create Hanukkah flowers in blue and white, so every table in the family gets its own tradition.

Why New York Orders Christmas Flowers From Us

The holiday rush is where a real florist shows. Our shop stands at 1121 First Avenue on the Upper East Side, and from that corner our own drivers reach brownstones, doorman buildings, Midtown offices, and all five boroughs. We design every piece fresh the morning it travels, and we deliver seven days a week all season long, because Christmas does not pause for weekends and neither do we. The arrangements are built generous, the prices stay honest even in peak season, and when you call, a florist answers and helps you choose. One more thing that matters in December: tell us about pets in the home, and we design accordingly, since some classic holiday stems are best kept away from curious cats.

Order Christmas Flowers Today

Christmas Eve slots fill first, so the smart move is simple: order ahead, and we hold your delivery day. Pick the arrangement, tell us where the celebration is, and Black Petals, your Manhattan florist, brings the season to the door. Prefer to order by phone? Call (212) 933-0151 and we will take care of everything in two minutes. Fresh flowers, warm colors, and one less thing on your December list.

Christmas Flower Questions, Answered

What is the traditional Christmas flower?

The poinsettia leads the tradition, with amaryllis, red roses, white lilies, holly, and the Christmas rose completing the classic circle. Together they form the red, white, and green language that every Christmas arrangement speaks.

What are the most popular Christmas flowers?

Poinsettias, amaryllis, red roses, white lilies and roses, carnations, the Christmas rose, paperwhites, and the Christmas cactus, arranged with pine, cedar, and holly berries. These are the stems New York orders most every December, and our collection is built around them.

How much do Christmas flowers cost in NYC?

Our Christmas arrangements typically start near $65, with full table centerpieces near $110 and prices varying by season and selection. Every piece is designed fresh the day it delivers, and same-day delivery runs seven days a week all season.

What flowers go in a Christmas arrangement?

A classic Christmas arrangement combines red and white blooms, roses, carnations, lilies, or amaryllis, with fresh evergreens like pine and cedar, holly berries for color, and finishing touches of gold or silver. The result is unmistakably festive and fragrant from the moment it enters the room.

What do Christmas flowers symbolize?

Warmth, generosity, and celebration. Red blooms carry love and festive joy, white stands for peace and hope, evergreens represent life lasting through winter, and berries add the promise of brightness in the coldest season. A Christmas arrangement says all of this before the card is even opened.

What colors are Christmas flowers?

Red, white, and green above all, the palette the holiday has kept for centuries, warmed with accents of gold and silver. Deep burgundy and soft ivory give an elegant modern twist, and we design in both the classic and the contemporary direction.

Are Christmas flowers a good gift?

One of the best of the season. They suit the hostess of a Christmas dinner, grandparents far from the gathering, colleagues and clients, and any home already glowing with decorations, because flowers add to every table without duplicating anything under the tree.

Do you deliver Christmas flowers same day in NYC?

Yes, seven days a week through the whole holiday season. Order in the morning and your arrangement reaches any NYC address before the evening, designed fresh that same day.

Do you deliver flowers on Christmas Eve in NYC?

We deliver seven days a week all through the holiday season, and Christmas Eve is our busiest day of the year. Place your order ahead and your arrangement arrives before the celebration begins.

When should I order Christmas flowers?

Earlier than you think. Fresh evergreen pieces last for weeks, so arrangements ordered in early December look perfect straight through the holiday, and ordering ahead secures your delivery day before Christmas week fills.

How long do Christmas flowers last?

Cut arrangements stay beautiful for about a week with fresh water, evergreen pieces and wreaths last several weeks, and potted holiday plants color a room well into January. Ordering early loses you nothing and guarantees your date.

Are Christmas flowers safe around pets?

Some classic holiday stems are best kept away from curious animals: poinsettia sap can irritate a pet's stomach, and lilies are genuinely harmful to cats. Tell us about the pets in the home when you order, and we design a pet-friendlier arrangement without losing any of the Christmas look.