Best flowers for Easter
Same-day delivery
Order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday
GTA-wide
Every Toronto neighbourhood + 20 GTA cities
Designed to order
Arranged fresh in our Toronto studio
Four sizes
Mini to Grand, prices listed up front
Cindy's Flowers offers Easter flower delivery in Toronto and across the GTA, with spring tulips, white lilies, and pastel bouquets from $49. Order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday — Easter Sunday falls outside our delivery days, so most customers have flowers arrive the Saturday of the long weekend. Delivery covers every neighbourhood plus the surrounding GTA, and each arrangement is hand-tied to order in our Toronto studio the morning it goes out.
Frequently asked
Yes — Cindy's Flowers delivers across Toronto and the GTA Monday to Saturday, so for Easter the day to book is the Saturday of the long weekend. Order by 3 PM Saturday for same-day delivery, or order earlier in the week and pick your delivery date at checkout.
About Easter flowers in Toronto
Easter is the spring holiday in the flower calendar — the one weekend where the season itself is the message. The flowers that belong to it are the ones pushing up in April: tulips in every pastel, daffodils, hyacinth, and the white trumpet lily that's carried the name "Easter lily" for over a century. Nothing about Easter flowers is sombre; they're table flowers, brunch flowers, flowers you hand to the person hosting sixteen relatives.
Three ways they're typically sent:
- To the host — a pastel hand-tied bouquet delivered the Saturday of Easter weekend, so it's on the table before Sunday lunch.
- To grandparents — white lilies or white tulips, the traditional Easter choice, especially for family who can't make the gathering.
- As the centrepiece — if you're the one hosting, order for Friday or Saturday delivery and let the arrangement settle a day before company arrives.
One planning note: Easter Sunday itself falls outside our regular Monday-to-Saturday delivery schedule, so Saturday is the day to target — order by 3 PM for same-day delivery, or place the order earlier in Holy Week and choose your date. One safety note: true Easter lilies are seriously toxic to cats, so for a cat household we'll steer you to tulips or roses instead — just mention it in your order notes.
In Toronto the Easter table has a longer flower history than most people realize: the city's church-flower tradition made white lilies the single biggest spring order for florists a century ago, and the habit of bringing spring stems to the host survived the move from pews to dining rooms. What's changed is the palette — modern Easter arrangements lean into the whole spring register, from butter yellow through lilac, rather than white alone.
If you're ordering for the weekend, the practical order is: pick the delivery day first (Saturday for most homes), then the recipient's table size — a low, loose bunch for a crowded table, a taller vase arrangement for a sideboard. We'll match the stems to what's freshest from the Dutch auction and Ontario greenhouses that week.