Discover the Story Behind Covent Garden's Beloved Florist

Our Story: Covent Garden Florist

About Covent Garden Florist

Nestled in the heart of London’s vibrant West End, Covent Garden Florist has been delivering exquisite blooms and heartfelt service for over 25 years. At the intersection of Seven Dials and historic Floral Street, our flower shop is as much a part of Covent Garden’s tapestry as the iconic Piazza itself. Whether you’re seeking bespoke bouquets or reliable Covent Garden flower delivery, our passion is to share the beauty of flowers throughout our community.

Our Beginnings and Growth

Founded in the late 1990s, Covent Garden Florist began as a small family-run enterprise with a love for flowers and a dream to bring joy to Londoners and visitors alike. What started as a quaint stall tucked away near the Jubilee Market soon flourished, mirroring the energetic growth of Covent Garden. Our roots are deeply entwined with the area: from providing petals for celebrations on Bow Street to brightening office lobbies on Long Acre, our flowers have become part of local life.

Our Team of Dedicated Florists

Our team is the heart of Covent Garden Florist. With over 50 years of combined experience, our florists are true artisans, trained in both classic and contemporary design. Many of our staff are local residents, bringing a personal touch and wealth of local knowledge. We take pride in handcrafting every arrangement—whether it’s a bouquet for a Drury Lane birthday or décor for a theatre opening on Shaftesbury Avenue. Our team’s genuine enthusiasm for their craft ensures that every order is handled with care, creativity, and professionalism.

Our Mission

At Covent Garden Florist, our mission is simple: to spread happiness and beauty one bouquet at a time. We aim to be the leading florist in Covent Garden by offering imaginative arrangements, outstanding customer service, and prompt Covent Garden flower delivery. Each day, we strive to exceed expectations, support local events, and help our customers turn life’s special moments into unforgettable memories with flowers.

Our Commitment to Sustainability

As proud residents and business owners in Covent Garden, we understand the importance of protecting our environment. We work closely with British growers to source sustainable, seasonal flowers where possible, reducing our carbon footprint. Our packaging is fully recyclable and compostable, and we operate with energy-efficient systems in-store. We’re continually exploring new ways to improve, from reducing floral foam use to supporting local bee-friendly planting initiatives in partnership with nearby community gardens.

Community Involvement and Local Partnerships

Covent Garden is more than just our address—it’s our heritage and community. You’ll find our team supporting annual Covent Garden festivals, collaborating with local businesses along Neal Street and King Street, and donating flowers to local schools and care homes stretching from St. Martin’s Lane to the Strand. We’re as passionate about contributing to the neighbourhood’s lively spirit as we are about arranging the perfect posy. Whether decorating the Apple Market for spring or supplying blooms for National Gallery events, our community ties run deep.

Why Choose Covent Garden Florist?

As the go-to florist in Covent Garden, we combine decades of experience, talent, and a genuine love for our neighbourhood. We offer next-day and same-day Covent Garden flower delivery, always ensuring that arrangements arrive fresh and beautiful—whether destined for scenic local apartments or iconic venues like the Royal Opera House. Our focus on personal service, sustainability, and local connection sets us apart, making us not just a business, but a trusted part of the Covent Garden community.

Your Local Flower Experts

We invite you to stop by our charming shop, take in the scent of fresh flowers, and experience the artistry and warmth that make Covent Garden Florist unique. Thank you for letting us be part of your celebrations, heartwarming surprises, and everyday moments for a quarter century—and for many more years to come.