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Send flowers to Green Point with same day delivery when you order before 2pm weekdays or 10am Saturdays. Our partner florists on the Central Coast handcraft every bouquet fresh. Call 1300 360 469 or order online.
My name is Siobhan, I own Lily's Florist with my partner Andrew, and the Central Coast has been part of our family story longer than the business itself.
Back when we both lived in Sydney, working 9 to 5 jobs in Drummoyne, the Central Coast was our halfway point. My mum and dad lived in Taree. Rather than them driving all the way south or us driving all the way north, we would meet somewhere in the middle. Gosford, The Entrance, somewhere along Brisbane Water. The Central Coast became our family catchup zone for years.

* Andrew and I with our daughters Asha and Ivy. The Central Coast was our family meeting point years before Lily's Florist existed. Mum and Dad would drive down from Taree, we would drive up from Sydney, and somewhere along Brisbane Water we would catch up.
In 2019, we did it again. By then we had two daughters, Asha was about 13 and Ivy around 9. We booked a few nights at the Terrigal Pacific Coastal Retreat to meet Mum and Dad. The kids were old enough to entertain themselves for a bit, which meant Andrew and I could sneak out for a rare date night. We ended up at Coco Bar and Dining and shared a Char Grilled Wagyu Rump Cap, Szechuan Fried Cauliflower with Vietnamese lemongrass caramel, and Vegetable Net Rolls with nam jim sauce. Date nights when you have young kids are so rare you tend to remember the details.
Green Point sits on Brisbane Water, that beautiful stretch between Gosford and Woy Woy. Waterfront properties, quiet streets, pelicans on the jetties. Our partner florists know how to navigate those winding roads down to the water's edge.
Anna has been with Lily's Florist for over 15 years. She used to be a qualified florist herself before moving into our team, and now handles our bookkeeping while still offering the kind of expert advice that comes from decades at the bench.
I asked her what works best for waterside suburbs like Green Point.
"Coastal areas near the water benefit from flowers with good structural integrity," Anna says. "The humidity from Brisbane Water can affect delicate petals faster than you would think. I always recommend varieties like Gerberas, Chrysanthemums, and hardier roses for spots like Green Point. They hold their shape in that slightly humid air and give you 7 to 10 days in the vase if you change the water every couple of days."
Anna also points out that Green Point's older established homes often have generous vases already. "If the recipient is in one of those 1970s waterfront places, they probably have a collection of crystal and ceramic vases from another era. Sometimes a handtied bunch without a vase is perfect because they already have exactly what they need."
We partnered with Feefo back in 2013, a Google endorsed review platform where only verified customers can leave feedback and reviews. We have no control over what gets posted. Cannot delete the negative ones. Cannot get our mates to write fake good ones. Every review comes from someone who actually bought flowers.

* Feefo awarded us a Trusted Service badge in 2025 based on over 3,000 verified reviews in the last 12 months. Anna read through plenty of them when advising us on what flower varieties hold up best in coastal suburbs like Green Point. Customer feedback about longevity is how she knows Gerberas and Chrysanthemums outperform delicate blooms near the water.
One recent customer wrote: "Fairly easy to navigate. Flowers were beautiful and lasted a long time."
Anna read that review and nodded. "The lasting part matters. Longevity separates a good florist from an average one. It starts with stem selection at the wholesale market, choosing blooms that are properly hydrated but not yet fully open. Our partner florists know to check things like whether Gerbera sepals are still tight, whether rose petals spring back when gently pressed. These details determine whether your flowers last four days or fourteen."
Another customer shared: "I ordered flowers from Lily's for my mother's birthday. Ordering online was very user friendly. The flowers were beautiful and high quality."
That phrase "high quality" gets thrown around a lot in marketing, but it actually means something specific in floristry. Anna explains it this way: "Quality flowers have proper conditioning before they go out. Stems cut at an angle, lower leaves stripped so nothing rots in the water, flowers arranged with enough room to breathe. You can tell a florist's skill level by how they handle the basics."
In 2024, Lily's Florist received a Feefo Trusted Service Award. To qualify, a business needs at least 50 reviews averaging 4 stars or above over a 12 month period. We received over 3,000 reviews that year. 2,406 were 4 or 5 stars. That is more than 60 times the minimum required to qualify.
Andrew and I bought a struggling florist and gift shop in Kingscliff, Northern NSW, in late 2006. We knew nothing about flowers. Our plan was actually to scale back the flower side and focus on organic skincare and baby products. We had a baby on the way and thought it made sense.

* Our shop at 1/98 Marine Parade, Kingscliff. We bought it in 2006 knowing nothing about flowers. The previous owner had just paid for a Yellow Pages ad, and within months we were getting 40 plus calls a day for places we had never heard of, including plenty to the Central Coast.
But the previous owner had just paid for a Yellow Pages advertisement. Yeah, the book. Within months we were getting 40 plus calls a day for flower deliveries. Not just to Kingscliff. Random places all over Australia. Taree. Cairns. Bendigo. And plenty to the Central Coast.
For months we turned those calls away. "Sorry, we don't deliver to Green Point..." we must have said versions of that hundreds of times. But one quiet June afternoon, with maybe $25 in the till for the entire day, we looked at each other and thought there has to be something we can do with all these calls.
The idea was simple. What if we found florists in those areas, told them who we were, and asked if they would help us with our flower orders? No membership fees, no catches, just a small commission covered by adding a few extra stems to each bouquet. Our first Central Coast partner was a florist in Avoca. She said yes without hesitation, and that single partnership opened up the entire coast for us. From Avoca we expanded to Gosford, The Entrance, Woy Woy, and the suburbs around Brisbane Water including Green Point.

* How it works. You order flowers for Green Point, we route it to our Central Coast partner florist, they make your bouquet fresh that morning and deliver it to those waterfront streets along Brisbane Water.
Today that network spans over 800 partner florists across Australia. Every one of them operates a real shop with trained staff and local couriers. Your flowers are made fresh on the day of delivery, not assembled in a Sydney warehouse and shipped overnight with Australia Post.
Our customer service team is based in Armidale, NSW. All Australian, no offshore call centres. Anna has been with us since 2010, originally as a florist helping build our network, now as our bookkeeper who still chips in advice on flower selection. If something goes wrong with your order, you can actually call us and speak to a real person who can fix it.
We are still a Mum and Dad business. Asha is now 18 and about to turn 19, Ivy is 14. Business decisions get made at the dinner table or driving the kids to netball. We do not have boardrooms or a marketing department or a team of solicitors. We have each other and a network of florist partners who have trusted us for years.
Order online anytime or call 1300 360 469. Same day delivery to Green Point when you order before 2pm Monday to Friday, or before 10am on Saturdays. Delivery fee is $16.95, which is actually subsidised because the real cost of getting flowers to those waterfront streets is often higher.
About the Author
Siobhan co-founded Lily's Florist in 2009 with her partner Andrew after buying a florist shop in Kingscliff, NSW in 2006. What started as a single retail location has grown into Australia's largest independent flower delivery network, partnering with over 800 real florist shops from Cairns to Hobart. Growing up with family in Taree, Siobhan's connection to the Central Coast goes back decades, using suburbs like Gosford, Terrigal, and Green Point as family meeting points long before the business existed. Over 15 years coordinating flower deliveries across Australia has taught her that the best arrangements come from florists embedded in their local communities. Siobhan and Andrew still run the business from Kingscliff with their daughters Asha and Ivy, making decisions at the dinner table rather than in boardrooms.