By Oneiry Almonte · Lead Floral Designer, ONY Flowers

Hand-tied flower bouquets, delivered across Salt Lake City

ONY makes hand-tied flower bouquets in Salt Lake City and delivers them across the Wasatch Front. You tell us who it's for and the colors you like, we build the bouquet that morning with fresh seasonal flowers, and we hand-deliver it the same day if you order before noon. No warehouse coolers, no flowers shipped in a box. Just a real bouquet, tied by hand, dropped at the door.

A bouquet is flowers tied together so the person who gets it can set them straight into a vase. We tie ours in a spiral so the stems support each other and the shape holds when they hit the water. It's a simple thing, but it's the part most grocery-store bunches get wrong.

What you can order

  • The Modern Minimalist — clean and structural, from $65.
  • The Lush Garden — full, soft, and overflowing, from $95.
  • The Grand Statement — our biggest bouquet, from $150.
  • A color palette of your choice — classic white, moody, bright and cheery, or a single shade.
  • A vase add-on — add one at checkout if they don't have one at home.
  • A weekly or monthly subscription — a fresh bunch on a schedule. Ask us to set one up.

Why Salt Lake City chooses ONY

  • We hand-deliver every bouquet, so it arrives upright and hydrated — never shipped in a box.
  • Every bouquet is wet-wrapped with a hydration pack, so the flowers keep drinking on the way.
  • We buy fresh and seasonal, including local Utah dahlias in fall, so you get the best of what's good that week.
  • Every order comes with flower food and a care card, plus a handwritten note.
  • We deliver to homes, offices, and SLC hospitals across the valley. Need a vessel instead? See our custom arrangements.

How to order

  • 1. Pick a size and palette. Choose Modern Minimalist, Lush Garden, or Grand Statement, then a color story.
  • 2. Tell us where it's going. Give us the address, the delivery date, and your note. Allergies? Let us know and we'll skip the high-pollen stems.
  • 3. Order before noon for same-day. We deliver between 10 AM and 6 PM in Salt Lake City and Park City.
  • 4. We tie it and deliver it. We build your bouquet that day and hand it to the door. Prefer to talk it through? Call (970) 708-4682.

Bouquet pricing

Our hand-tied bouquets start at $65 for the Modern Minimalist, $95 for the Lush Garden, and $150 for the Grand Statement. Adding a vase converts your bouquet into a designed arrangement. Same-day hand delivery is available in Salt Lake City and Park City on orders placed before noon. For exact pricing on a special request, call us and we'll quote it straight.

Caring for your bouquet

When the bouquet arrives, unwrap it, re-cut the stems about an inch at an angle, and set them in clean water. Change the water daily and keep them out of direct sun and away from heater or AC vents. That's most of it. Many of our bouquets also dry well — hang one upside down in a dark, dry spot for a couple of weeks and you'll keep it. If you want something built to dry from the start, look at our dried floral designs. For seasonal flower notes, the Old Farmer's Almanac flower guide is a good read. New to the area and looking for things to do? Visit Salt Lake has the rest of the city covered. And if you're sending across town, here's how our flower delivery works in Salt Lake City and beyond.


Flower Bouquet FAQs

What's the difference between a bouquet and an arrangement?

A bouquet is flowers hand-tied together that the recipient drops into their own vase. An arrangement comes already designed in a vase or container with water. Pick a bouquet if they have vases at home and don't mind a quick trim and fill.

Do you offer same-day bouquet delivery?

Yes. Order before 12:00 PM and we can deliver the same day in the Salt Lake City and Park City areas. We hand-deliver every bouquet, so it arrives upright and fresh. We don't ship flowers in boxes.

Do your bouquets come with water?

Yes. Every bouquet is wet-wrapped, with an eco-sponge hydration pack tied to the base of the stems. The flowers keep drinking during transit and stay fresh for hours until they reach a vase.

How long will a hand-tied bouquet last?

With basic care, most bouquets last 5 to 7 days. Hardy blooms can go up to two weeks. Re-cut the stems at an angle before they go in water and change the water daily to get the most out of them.

Can I pick the flowers in my bouquet?

You can choose a color palette or ask for specific stems in the special instructions, and we'll do our best. Availability depends on the market that week. If something isn't in season, we'll use a fresh, close match rather than force a tired flower.

What if I don't have a vase?

Add a vase at checkout and we'll usually design the bouquet right into it, which turns it into an arrangement. If you'd rather keep them separate, just leave a note and we will.