The best flower delivery services in KL

Best for flowers with jewellery

Offering free same day delivery in the city (and the greater Klang Valley), 50gram is all about “gratitude made simple” i.e. a couple of clicks plus flowers equals a show of gratitude for loved ones. Gratitude made simple certainly comes through in the florals, though no less stunning; pick from classic red roses to charming arrangements of pink and white carnations. Pair a bouquet with a choice of jewellery that’s sure to impress, including a rose gold bracelet and a four-leaf clover pendant on a delicate gold chain. Chocolate and cake bundles are also available.

Fresh flower bouquets from RM79, jewellery from RM239.

Best for festivals and occasions

February Bloom knows all too well: flowers make us happy, and this is especially true of festive and seasonal offerings. Celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s, and even Raya and Qing Ming festivals with tasteful blooms in themed bouquets, boxes, vases and in more forms you can think of. Highlights include lilies, roses and tulips. Bonus: For a higher delivery fee, February Bloom also covers select areas beyond Kuala Lumpur and the greater Klang Valley, such as Cyberjaya, Genting, Nilai and even Seremban.

Fresh flower bouquets from RM109; Qing Ming flowers from RM35.

Best for chenille and crochet flowers

Finding the perfect gift is a difficult task no more. Bull & Rabbit curates gifts and creates joyous moments with flowers, balloons, cakes and sweet treats, plus party décor for all occasions from birthdays and anniversaries, to baby showers, weddings and corporate events. Beyond beautiful fresh bouquets, Bull & Rabbit has a charming collection of chenille and crochet designs that’ll never wilt (and perfect for allergy-prone recipients!). Super important: they’re speedy with same-day delivery in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Penang (next-day delivery for other states in Malaysia). 

Fresh flower bouquets from RM99; chenille bouquets from RM109; crochet bouquets from RM59.

Best for soap flowers

Founded by a mother-daughter duo, Floria Space is a flower delivery service based in Kuala Lumpur specialising in delicate, colourful blooms — whether single-variety, mixed, dried and preserved, and so on. Filter by type to find something that’s just to your loved one’s taste: carnations, lilies, tulips, the ever-classic roses, or even soap flowers. (TIL: Soap flowers are made of soap, but look just like the real thing. No need for trimming, watering, plus they’ll last months or even years!) Balloons, cakes, plushies and more can be added on as thoughtful extras. Bonus: Save this shop for their intricate Lunar New Year arrangements that are sure to impress.

Fresh flower bouquets from RM45; dried and preserved flower bouquets from RM178; soap flower bouquets from RM74.

Best for white flowers and flower boxes 

If you’re looking for a bouquet bursting with your loved one’s favourite flowers, look no further than White on White. Think fresh, eye-popping array of lush blooms, big and colourful, with offerings spanning bridal bouquets, classic Parisian-inspired hat boxes, elaborate flower stands, and more. White on White’s signature is, you guessed it, white flowers; we love the customised campanula arrangement, and the white tulips, and the bouquet of white lilies layered with light baby’s breath. Place your order by 4pm for free same-day delivery.

Flower bouquets from RM25; flower boxes from RM150.

Best for luxe, extravagant bouquets

For a floral gift that’s something truly special we’d make a beeline for Florism De Art, whose arrangements tend to be on the extravagant side, like hundred-flower bouquets featuring one bloom and one color such as roses or tulips, and a dozen stunning stalks of orchids nested in a chic ceramic pot that would surely make an excellent centerpiece on Mum’s (or an in-law’s) dining table. (Feel free to offer up that the shop is a longtime favourite of luxury brands like Bvlgari, Fendi, the Pavilion Group, and more.) If you’re going above and beyond to wow, spring for the arrangement of 999 red roses that require a three-day pre-order, at minimum. 

Hundred-flower bouquets from RM850; potted orchids from RM408; 999 red roses, RM6,599. Smaller hand bouquets, dried flowers, flower boxes and baskets, and other arrangements are also available.

Best for money bouquets

Send the finest bouquets money can buy with… well, money bouquets. Vin’s arrangements of crisp ringgit notes shaped into roses are a favourite for any occasion, and especially if your recipient isn’t really a flower person. Also for your consideration: snack bouquets that come in chocolate variations (everyone loves Ferrero Rocher, right?) or chips, or what’s more, even soju bouquets. The florist is in Taman Kepong when you’re in the area and in a bind, but if you’re not in the mood to make your way over, you can still get same-day delivery in the city and Klang Valley. 

Money bouquets from RM125; chocolate bouquets from RM300. Get in touch for custom requests.

Best for bridal and wedding bouquets

Everyday Flowers have a seemingly endless selection of gorgeous bouquets — and while the bouquets are sorted by occasion (anniversaries, birthdays, proposals, etc.), virtually any of the florist’s offerings would make an excellent gift for the everyday. If your big day is coming up, you’re in luck; standouts are bridal bouquets, with dozens of bright, bold options featuring roses, tulips, and ranunculus in reds and oranges (along with all the blush tones, pastel pink and white classics). 

Bridal flower bouquets from RM98.

Best for a wide variety of arrangements

Pure Seed has been in business since 1998 and is the namesake of its founder and director, Lee Pure. With a dedicated team of creative florists, they are considered one of the top online florists in the country. Catering to every occasion from annual celebrations and graduations to hostess gifts and bouquets for new parents, Pure Seed’s expertise lies in their ability to create special arrangements for every price range and occasion. There’s also an add-on option where you can complement your bouquets with wine, balloons, chocolates and soft toys.

Hand bouquets from RM59; flower baskets from RM69.

Best for unique floral jar arrangements and same-day delivery

Online flower delivery store LVLY arranges their signature flower jars with only the freshest of blooms. They pride themselves on solely carrying freshly picked and locally grown flowers, all skilfully put together by experienced in-house florists and delivered in biodegradable LVLY boxes. Carnations, roses, or gerbera daisies, complemented with champagne and artisanal chocolates – no doubt that a LVLY delivery makes for a heartfelt gift. This particular brand also stands out from the crowd with their reusable mason jars with customisable labels. Not only is the presentation on point, but the jars are also practical in keeping your blooms fresh and vibrant. 

LVLY was originally founded in Australia where they have gained fame with their trademarked Paddock to Posy promise of delivering only the freshest, locally grown flowers. They’ve now made their way to Malaysia, covering cities like Klang Valley, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Petaling Jaya, and Shah Alam. Whether it’s a birthday gift or romantic gesture, these picture-perfect floral jar arrangements are sure to brighten anyone’s day. LVLY also offers same-day delivery, seven days a week – simply make sure to place your orders before 5pm. 

Pricing for customised gift bundles varies, starting from RM139 for a classic posy and flower box bundle and RM129 for a flower jar. There are also a variety of add-ons, including cookies (RM12), candles (RM59), or even a bottle of wine (RM85).

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Best for same-day deliveries

You can brighten anyone's day with some beautiful blooms, no matter the occasion. Be on top of the game with Flower Chimp, the largest and most trusted online flower delivery company in Southeast Asia. Shop all types of flowers and arrangements on the Flower Chimp catalogue which offers plenty of affordable options.

Whether you're looking for a flower stand or something that will cost less than RM100, you have the freedom to shop by occasion, type of bouquet or flower and even budget on its website. The Trinity Collection is a favourite with customers in Malaysia. Make gifting easier with a flower box from the selection – each package comes with a bouquet of flowers (feel free to choose your preference) and also a box of chocolates. 

Delivery for all orders is always free, including the last-minute orders as well. For those who need to make an urgent delivery, Flower Chimp also provides free same-day delivery nationwide for orders before 2pm. 

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Best for customised arrangements

If you’re looking for flower arrangements that are extra special, Heva Gifts specialises in bouquets and vase arrangements that can be complemented with a diverse selection of extras. Choose from chocolate-covered strawberries and marshmallows, helium balloons, plush toys and decorated cakes and cupcakes. Ordering is simple and you can either choose what kind of arrangement you want or by flower type. This is a good option if you need to get several gifts for a specific occasion like a birthday or anniversary – order flowers, balloons and cute cupcakes at one go.

Hand bouquets from RM138; vase arrangements from RM288; Customised bouquet depending on budget. Cakes from RM139.

Best for flower subscriptions

The other flower power couple – Giden Lim and Penny Choo – launched BloomThis in April last year, a subscription service that delivers a box of fresh flowers weekly to your doorstep – or your intended recipient’s doorstep, that lucky person. Every box of bespoke blooms is a surprise; you won’t know what flowers you’re getting until you unbox them. ‘Our premium flowers are imported from all over the world: Holland, New Zealand and South Africa, to name a few,’ says Lim, whose mother owns a brick-and-mortar florist in Penang. If you can’t commit to a subscription (which can be cancelled or paused anytime), BloomThis also offers one-off deliveries of on-demand blooms ranging from anemones, lisianthus flowers, lilies and the ever-dependable roses.

Weekly subscription at RM300, bi-weekly subscription at RM160, monthly subscription at RM80. Flower bouquets from RM79, flower boxes from RM89.

Best for opulent flowers in a box

Founded by Tengku Asra Azlan, Dianthus and Datin Olga Babkina, Maison des Roses is your answer to those moments when you want to shower your beau with luxurious blooms. There aren't any hand-held bouquets here, as they fashion the flowers in sleek signature jet black boxes instead. Go for the petite box of 16 red European roses for your everyday 'I love you' gesture, or really, really declare that undying love of yours with more than 100 flowers in a box filled with pink cymbidiums, lilacs, red and fuchsia roses and pink hydrangeas.

Prices vary depending on flower type and size; boxes from RM250.

Best for loose, cascading bouquets

Don’t expect By Pretty Petals to do tightly furled buds in constricted arrangements; what you’ll get instead are romantic bouquets that are big, lush and loose. With a focus on blush orchids, violet hydrangeas, roses in shades of muted ivory and startling red, their cascading bouquets make for classic, elegant tokens. They primarily cater to brides-to-be, so the hantaran options are lovely too, with flowers and gifts artistically placed in golden trays.

Cascading bouquets from RM180.

Best for dried flowers

Joshua Tan’s ZáHuòHáng – which in Chinese means ‘grocery store’ – is less a florist than it is an art and design concept store. His flowers aren’t just flowers, but a nostalgic vintage piece that accentuates a space; he arranges cotton flowers and wildflowers (such as ginger flowers and hand-picked leaves ‘from the park’) into bucolic, earthy bouquets with muted, unexpected colours and textures. Forget Martha Stewart’s perfectly polished, perfectly symmetrical arrangements; ZáHuòHáng’s fresh flowers have a freshly-picked, natural look about them, and we’re also in love with the delicate, whimsical dried flowers series which breathes new life into any room.

Prices vary depending on flower type and size; fresh and dried flower bouquets from RM240.

Best for budget bouquets

Flowers have found a hip, tech-savvy, younger audience – and Happy Bunch is well aware. Happy Bunch was one of the first florists to offer one-off flower deliveries and regular flower subscriptions via online orders with a twist: its Bunch of the Week is carefully curated so that it changes from week to week depending on the season’s availability. Best friends-turned-business partners Beh Lee Yen and Joanne Ho have made it easy, removing the complication of choosing flowers at a stand and offering only the one budget-friendly, fresh bouquet per week wrapped in its signature, rustic burlap. Today, they’ve expanded their offerings with seemingly endless choices of gorgeous bouquets, so you’re bound to have a few options you love: from loose eucalyptus leaves to gift boxes with fruits, and table top arrangements. 

Bunch of the Week, RM128. Flower bouquets from RM48.

Best for bouquets in a jar

If you really want to do your receiver a favour (especially the ones who aren’t accustomed to receiving/taking care of fresh flowers) Petit Petal Co’s Petit Jar Bouquets arrive complete in a mason jar, all set and ready to perk up any table. Founded by Khaleesa Zaidan (who first started the business while on break from her Melbourne uni), Petit Petal mainly sources their flowers from China and Holland; hydrangeas, peonies, roses and gerberas in pretty pastel shades dominate their Instagram page. If you prefer more traditional packaging, regular bouquets are wrapped in burlap or plain brown paper for that highly sought-after, rustic look.

Arrangements from RM150 excluding delivery.

Best for bridal bouquets

Hera began humbly. After posting a few photos online of her own self-designed bouquets for her engagement and the hantaran for the wedding, she received requests for flower arrangements by friends and started taking it seriously as a business in early 2014. The specific style asserting itself in Hera’s arrangements is very much organic, open and effortlessly elegant. Her foliages, while carefully crafted, never feel fussy or overstyled. She works with delicate, harmonious buds like hydrangeas, peonies and tulips, as well as more exotic breeds such as dusty millers, silver brunias and even berry sprays. Highlight: her bridal bouquets – especially the cascade-style ones.

Best for big, wild arrangements

Bouquets brimming with eucalyptus and pine leaves; bunches with berries, hydrangeas, kale, matthiolas and protea, built with exaggerated, long-stemmed fillers of stalks and sprigs – Syarina Yatim’s arrangements have a forest-like, wild aesthetic, though they’re all sensibly grounded by a simple brown wrap with grey fabric ribbon. The floral designer, as she describes herself, has been delighting with all sorts of woodland wonders for about three years now; not just bouquets, but bell jar displays as well as elaborate centrepieces gracing café counters, tabletops and weddings. If you believe bigger is better, if you love arrangements that attempt to convey exotic, non-traditional elements, if you support forward-thinking florists focused on the notion of nature and wabi-sabi, Syarina is your girl.