Same-day flower delivery in selected areas when you order by 1pm, recipient's local time, Monday to Saturday. Enter a postcode at checkout to see the dates.
Welcome a new arrival with flowers chosen to congratulate the parents and family. Browse soft pastels, bright bouquets and classic arrangements, then match the colours and presentation to the message you want to send. Add a warm card note and enter the recipient's address at checkout to see available delivery dates and fees.
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Australia-wide delivery
To metro and regional addresses -
Same-day in selected areas
Order by 1pm, recipient's local time -
Free standard delivery
On orders $99.95 or more -
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Choose flowers to welcome a new baby
Choose colours and a style the family will enjoy rather than relying on a single theme. Soft pastels can feel gentle, while a brighter bouquet brings a cheerful welcome. Compare the flower mix, size, presentation and any listed extras on the product page, then add a short message for the parents or family at checkout.
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What flowers are suitable for a new baby?
Can I add a message for the parents?
When are delivery dates and fees shown?
Delivery questions
How late can I order for delivery today?
By 1pm in the recipient's local time, Monday to Saturday, for same-day flower delivery in selected areas.
Do you deliver on Sundays or public holidays?
No, not on Sundays, and not on public holidays in the recipient's state.
How much is delivery?
Standard delivery is $14.95, or free on orders of $99.95 or more. Checkout shows the fee for each delivery option before you pay.
Can I choose the delivery date?
Yes. Checkout shows the dates available for the recipient's postcode. Some postcodes receive later dates than others.
When should I order for Christmas?
Order as early as you can, and check the delivery dates for the recipient's postcode at checkout. Around Christmas, cut-off times may be earlier. Deliveries pause from Friday 25 to Monday 28 December, and again on Friday 1 January.