Flower Delivery Belfield: Same Day

Order flowers to Belfield online or call us on 1300 360 469. Same day delivery when you order before 2pm weekdays or 10am Saturdays. Delivery is $16.95 and your flowers are made fresh that morning by a real Sydney florist, not pulled from a warehouse shelf. We've been doing this since 2009 and we've earned Feefo Trusted Service Awards for 2024, 2025, and 2026 based on over 23,000 verified customer reviews. Andrew actually grew up in Strathfield, spent a lot of time in Belfield as a kid, and reckons it had the first Pizza Hut in Australia. Ham and pineapple pizza with a Pepsi, sitting across from his sister Sarah. The first time he ever saw free refills on soft drinks. That was forty years ago but we still deliver flowers there.

Why Belfield Has a Story for Us

Andrew is my partner, the other half of Lily's Florist, and he grew up in Strathfield from kindy through to year six. Belfield sits right next door. You could walk there in fifteen minutes.

His favourite memory is that Pizza Hut. He swears it was one of the first in Australia. Sitting there with his sister Sarah, ordering ham and pineapple with a Pepsi, watching the waitress fill up their glasses again and again. Free refills. In the early 1980s that was unheard of. He tells our kids now and they look at him blankly because free refills are just normal. But back then it felt like magic.

That inner west Sydney feel shaped who he became. Strathfield, Belfield, Burwood, Ashfield, Summer Hill. The federation homes, the mix of cultures, the Lebanese bakeries next to Chinese restaurants next to the local fish and chip shop. Belfield had that energy and it still does.

* Andrew, Siobhan, Asha and Ivy. Andrew grew up in Strathfield, just around the corner from Belfield, went to school at Trinity (yet they lived in a tiny 2 bedroom apartment with a trundle bed for his sister, talk about prioritising education). Our daughters have heard the Pizza Hut story more times than they can count.

How We Deliver to Belfield

We route your order to a real florist in the Sydney region who makes your flowers fresh that morning. No warehouse, no production line. These are actual florists with actual shops who know the inner west, who know Belfield sits between Strathfield and Lakemba, who know the streets.

* How it works. You order with us, we route it to a local Sydney partner florist, they make your flowers fresh that morning and deliver to Belfield the same day.

Why the 2pm Cutoff Matters

Anna has been with us for over fifteen years. She started as a florist, worked the phones, and now runs our books. She explained the 2pm cutoff to me in a way that stuck.

"Between midday and two in the afternoon, the temperature inside a delivery vehicle peaks," she said. "Cut flowers have a metabolic rate. That heat accelerates everything. The sugars burn faster, the cells break down quicker, and you lose vase life by the hour."

The 2pm cutoff gives our partner florists time to make your arrangement and deliver it before that afternoon heat window kicks in. Sounds fussy but it's the difference between flowers lasting four days and flowers lasting ten.

What Sydney Customers Say

Sandra from Moree wrote: "Katie who took my order was extremely helpful and the flowers and chocolates ordered were a great success and very well received. The recipient was thrilled with the quality of the flowers and chocolates. In fact she sent me several photos and I was assured my choice of florist was perfect. You made a very special Sydney lady very happy."

Anna read that and pointed something out. "See how she mentions photos? When the recipient sends photos back unprompted, that means the arrangement actually looked like something worth photographing. That's the benchmark."

* Three years running now. Over 23,000 verified reviews since 2013. We cannot edit them or delete them. That transparency keeps us honest.

Occasions We Deliver For

Birthday flowers are our biggest category. Same day to Belfield before 2pm weekdays.

Sympathy flowers require more thought. Anna, who spent fifteen years on the bench before moving to our back office, has a rule about this. "Pure white arrangements look clinical," she told me once. "The warehouse operations default to white because it photographs clean. But in a grieving home, peach and cream tones land softer. There's warmth there. Stark white can feel cold when someone's already struggling." It's the kind of detail you only learn after making hundreds of sympathy arrangements and seeing which ones families respond to.

Get well flowers going to Concord Hospital? Call us on 1300 360 469. We'll steer you toward low fragrance options that work better in clinical environments.

Browse our florist's choice arrangements if you want to give the local florist creative freedom.

About the Author

Siobhan, Co-founder of Lily's Florist

Siobhan and her partner Andrew have owned and operated Lily's Florist since 2006, when they bought a small florist shop in Kingscliff NSW with zero experience, a baby on the way, and against their accountant's advice. What started as a tiny shop on Marine Parade evolved into an Australia-wide network of 800+ partner florists.

* Our shop at 1/98 Marine Parade, Kingscliff. We bought it in 2006 against our accountant's advice. The Yellow Pages ad the previous owner left behind changed everything.We bought this just after moving here from Sydney.

They still live in Kingscliff with their two daughters Asha (turning 19 in May 2026) and Ivy (turning 15 in February 2026). Business decisions get made at the dinner table, not in boardrooms. No marketing team, no offshore call centre. Just a Mum and Dad who've spent nearly two decades learning the flower industry from the ground up.

You can read the full story on the About Us page, or call 1300 360 469 to speak with the Australian team in Armidale.