Fresh Flowers in Salt Lake City
Every bouquet we sell is put together in our shop, by hand, for the person receiving it. Tell us the occasion, their favorite colors and your budget, and we’ll build something they’ll remember. It won’t be a photo-matched substitute from a warehouse.
Need flowers today? Call ahead and we’ll do our best to have them ready.
Fresh Flowers
Bouquets and arrangements made by hand in our shop, for every occasion

Many online flower sites don’t make your bouquet. They take your order, keep a cut, and pass it to a local shop to fill. Ordering directly from us means:
- More flowers for your money. No middleman fees.
- Fresher flowers. Arranged here, not shipped in a box.
- A real person. Talk to the people making your arrangement, and change your mind if you want.
- What you see is what you get. We’ll send a photo before pickup on request.
Why Order From a Local Florist?

Holiday Flowers in Salt Lake City
Holiday weeks fill up fast. Order early for:
Valentine’s Day
Roses, mixed bouquets and single stems. Our busiest week, so order ahead.
Mother’s Day
Bouquets and potted plants Mom can keep growing.
Graduation
Bouquets alongside our custom graduation leis.
Thanksgiving
Seasonal centerpieces in fall colors.
Christmas and winter holidays
Festive arrangements, centerpieces and holiday plants.
Flowers for Every Occasion

Get Well
Light, uplifting bouquets in a sturdy vase. Many hospitals restrict flowers in certain units, so check before you send. A potted plant can be a lasting alternative.

Birthdays
Bright, cheerful bouquets in their favorite colors. Add a small potted plant for a gift that lasts longer than the flowers.

Anniversaries and romance
Classic roses, soft blush and white arrangements, or something bold and unexpected. Tell us how many years you’re celebrating, and we’ll make it feel personal.

Sympathy and funeral flowers
Thoughtful, understated arrangements for services, homes and memorials. Call us, and we’ll walk you through choosing something appropriate. We know these orders often come with short notice.

Thank you and congratulations
New job, new baby, a promotion, or just a thank-you to a teacher or coworker. A small, bright bouquet says it well.

Just because
The best reason. No occasion needed.
Choose Your Style
Not sure which to pick? Here's how each style works best. We'll help you choose when you call.
| Style | Best for |
|---|---|
| 💐 Hand-tied bouquet | Handing to someone in person, or a dinner date |
| 🏺 Vase arrangement | Delivering to a home, office or hospital, since it's ready to display |
| 🌷 Single stems or a small bundle | Quick thank-yous, teachers, or "just because" |
| 🕯️ Centerpiece | Dinner tables, holidays and events |
| 🤍 Sympathy arrangement | Services, memorials and homes |

- Trim the stems at an angle when you get home, and every couple of days after.
- Use clean water and change it every two days. Add the flower food if one is included.
- Remove leaves below the waterline, where they rot and cloud the water.
- Keep them cool, away from heaters, sunny windows and the top of the fridge.
- Keep them away from the fruit bowl. Ripening fruit gives off a gas that makes flowers fade faster.
How to Make Fresh Flowers Last Longer
Salt Lake’s dry air can make flowers wilt faster, so check the water level daily.
Fresh Flower FAQs
Where can I buy fresh flowers in Salt Lake City?
Beyond the Leaf at 156 E 900 S, Ste 104, SLC makes fresh bouquets and arrangements to order. Call 801-833-7105 or stop by.
Can I order flowers for same-day pickup?
Yes, call an hour ahead for same-day pickup. We recommend ordering at least 1 day in advance. Busy holidays need more notice.
Do you deliver flowers?
Not at this time, but we are open to it in the future if demand increases.
Do you make funeral and sympathy flowers?
Yes. Call us and we’ll help you choose an arrangement for a service, memorial or home.
Can I choose the colors and flowers?
Yes. Tell us the colors, favorite flowers, or the feeling you’re going for, and we’ll design around it.
How long do fresh flowers last?
Most bouquets last about a week with fresh water and trimmed stems. Some flowers, like lilies and alstroemeria, often last longer.






