Flowers by Price
Every flower arrangement we list, sorted by what it actually costs delivered. Filter by band to see what a budget buys.
No same-day filter. Florist One's product feed carries no delivery-speed field, so we cannot tell you here which of these can arrive today. Delivery dates are offered by Florist One at checkout for your ZIP code. We would rather leave the filter out than guess it.
Showing 198 of 453 bouquets, spread across every price band
No bouquet in this category falls in that price range. Try another band.
About flowers by price
Every flower arrangement we list, sorted by what it actually costs delivered — $94.94 to $484.94 across 453 arrangements, with a median around $114.94. This is the page for working out what a budget buys rather than for a particular occasion.
What these cost
Estimated delivered totals in this category run from $94.94 to $484.94, with a median of $114.94 — 219 of the 453 cost less than that. Across 453 arrangements there are 43 distinct totals, so the range is genuinely continuous rather than a few price points repeated. By band: under $104.94, 158; $104.94 – $154.94, 145; $154.94 and up, 150. Every one of those figures already includes Florist One's flat $19.99 delivery and service charge.
Delivery
- One order, one charge. The fee is per delivery rather than per stem, so a single larger arrangement always lands cheaper than two smaller ones sent separately to the same address.
- Delivery dates are chosen on Florist One’s checkout. Nothing about the price band changes what is available for a given date or ZIP code.
How to choose
- The flat $19.99 delivery and service charge is the same on a $94.94 arrangement and a $484.94 one, so it takes a much larger bite out of the cheap end. That is the single most useful thing to understand about these numbers.
- Above roughly $114.94 you are mostly buying size. Median height here is about 16 inches; the largest pieces reach 56 inches, and those are funeral tributes rather than table arrangements.
- The price bands on this page are computed from the catalogue's own spread rather than round marketing numbers, so they fall where the inventory actually clusters.
Common questions
- What does the delivery charge do to the cheapest arrangements?
- It dominates them. A flat $19.99 on a bouquet near the bottom of the range is a large share of the total, which is why the cheapest bouquet is often not the cheapest delivered.
- What does more money actually buy?
- Size and stem count, mostly, rather than rarer flowers. The dimensions on each product page make that concrete.
- Why show bands instead of exact prices?
- The bands are for filtering. Every product page shows the exact estimated total, and the figure you pay is the one on Florist One's checkout.
- Why is the top of the range so much higher than the middle?
- Because the largest pieces are funeral tributes — standing sprays and casket pieces built to a different scale. Filtering to an occasion gives a narrower, more comparable range.
Related reading
Guides we are writing for this category.
- What $100 of flowers actually looks likeguide coming soon
- How florist delivery fees workguide coming soon
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How we calculate this estimate
- The bouquet price comes straight from the Florist One feed — we never mark it up.
- We add Florist One's delivery and service charge, currently $19.99. They publish it as one combined figure, so it cannot be split into two lines.
- The sum is an estimated total. Sales tax, and any surcharge for a specific date, address or same-day service, is added by Florist One at checkout.
- FlowerDeals adds nothing, and a florist cannot pay to rank higher.