At Lily's Florist, we are proud to deliver our beautiful flower arrangements, bunches and gifts like chocolates and teddy bears to nearly every suburb across Adelaide and the greater metropolitan area. Whether you're looking to send flowers to the Adelaide CBD and North Adelaide, or deliver an anniversary bouquet to suburbs like Glenelg, Brighton or Henley Beach - our drivers can get them there.

Our delivery zones cover over 300+ suburbs from Gawler in the north down through the Adelaide Plains and south around Noarlunga and Christies Beach. So you can rest assured that wherever your loved ones reside within the Adelaide region, Lily’s Florist can arrange a same-day or next-day flower delivery to their door.

We understand how important it is for your gift to arrive on time and in pristine condition - which is why our team cares for every order with personal, delicate attention. The moment your Adelaide flowers or plant order is prepared by our expert florists, we get it on the road for direct delivery to ensure maximum freshness and quality.

So if you need birthday flowers sent across Adelaide, anniversary flowers delivered to that special someone, or even get well soon bouquets taken to an ill friend - Lily’s Florist has you covered. Browse our range then place your flower delivery order today!

Adelaide Wide Delivery by Partner Florists

Please be aware that any flowers ordered with Lily's Florist will be delivered by one of our network partner florists in Adelaide. Our partner florists have been carefully selected and some have been with us since 2009. For example, if you flowers for Henley Beach, if we don't have a partner florist specifically that suburb (there are not florists in every suburb), your order will be sent to the nearest possible florist where they will make up your order and get it to your recipient ASAP. Your flowers will always come from a real shop, that employs real, and expertly trained florists and NOT from a warehouse production line like some of our competitors do. To find out more on this please read our page titled: Where do our flowers come from.