Flower Delivery in Pasadena, CA β€” Same-Day by Flowerbar Florist

Our Pasadena studio is at 289 N El Molino Ave, Suite 108, just north of East Walnut Street in the Playhouse District. Pasadena is not a delivery zone we cover from another city: the flowers are made here, on El Molino, and they leave from this door. We have been arranging flowers in Pasadena since 2021. Order by 3:00 PM Pacific for same-day delivery. Express runs 2–3 hours, and our Ready Now selection can arrive in about an hour.

Our Pasadena Studio

Flowerbar Florist Pasadena Β· 289 N El Molino Ave, Suite 108, Pasadena, CA 91101 Β· open daily, 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM Β· +1 (626) 888-8449

The studio sits on North El Molino Avenue just north of East Walnut Street, about a third of a mile north of Colorado Boulevard and a little under a mile east of Old Pasadena. The Pasadena Playhouse is four tenths of a mile south of us on the same street. Working from inside the city makes a Pasadena address a short run: even the far corners, out past Sierra Madre Villa Avenue, are about five miles away.

We are open every day from six in the morning until eight at night, which is useful if you are ordering before work. If you would rather collect an order from the studio than have it delivered, call us and we will arrange it.

Neighborhoods We Serve in Pasadena

Pasadena runs about 23 square miles, from the Arroyo Seco on the west to the Sierra Madre line on the east. We deliver to all of it.

  • The Playhouse District. Our own neighborhood, bounded by the 210, California Boulevard, Los Robles Avenue and Hudson Avenue. Apartment buildings, offices, the Pasadena Playhouse at 39 S El Molino Ave, and the restaurants around Colorado.
  • Old Pasadena. The historic core of downtown, a little under a mile west of the studio. We deliver to its offices, storefronts and apartments.
  • South Lake. The retail district on Lake Avenue between Colorado and California Boulevards, and the streets behind it down to the San Marino line.
  • Madison Heights. Southeast Pasadena, below California Boulevard between Marengo and El Molino, a landmark district of large older houses on deep lots.
  • Bungalow Heaven. Northeast Pasadena, the Craftsman landmark district centered on McDonald Park, about a mile and a half from the studio. Deep front porches and houses close to the sidewalk.
  • South Arroyo, San Rafael and Linda Vista. The west side, on and above the Arroyo Seco. Hillside streets, long driveways and houses set well back from the road. If there is a gate code, tell us when you order.
  • Hastings Ranch. East Pasadena, north of the 210 and east of Sierra Madre Villa Avenue, about five miles out. A postwar tract of wide lots, and the furthest address we reach inside the city.

Landmarks and Delivery Destinations in Pasadena

Every distance below is driving distance measured from 289 N El Molino Ave. Off-peak that is one to ten minutes of driving, longer at the peaks.

  • Huntington Hospital (Huntington Health, a Cedars-Sinai affiliate), 100 W California Blvd, about two miles from the studio. We deliver to the hospital; give us the patient's full name and, if you know it, the room number and unit.
  • Las Encinas Hospital (2900 E Del Mar Blvd, about three and a half miles) and Shriners Children's Southern California (909 S Fair Oaks Ave, about two miles). We deliver to both, and to medical offices across the city.
  • Caltech (1200 E California Blvd) and Pasadena City College (1570 E Colorado Blvd), each under two miles away, and ArtCenter College of Design at both its campuses: Hillside at 1700 Lida St above the Rose Bowl, about five miles, and South Campus on South Raymond Avenue, about two miles. Campus deliveries go to a street address, so send us the building and department rather than a campus mail code.
  • The Langham Huntington, Pasadena (1401 S Oak Knoll Ave, about two and a half miles), and Pasadena's other hotels. We deliver arrival gifts to Pasadena hotels and leave them at the front desk under the guest's name.
  • The Rose Bowl (1001 Rose Bowl Dr, about three miles), the Pasadena Convention Center and Civic Auditorium (300 E Green St, about a mile), the Norton Simon Museum (411 W Colorado Blvd) and the Ambassador Auditorium (131 S St John Ave). For opening nights and receptions, tell us who to ask for at the door.
  • The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens (1151 Oxford Rd), about three miles away. We deliver there, but its address is San Marino, not Pasadena, so write San Marino on the order.
  • Offices. We deliver along Colorado Boulevard, Lake Avenue, South Arroyo Parkway and Green Street, and to the business parks in East Pasadena.
  • Weddings, events and corporate accounts. We take venue deliveries, event work and corporate orders anywhere in the city.

Sympathy and Funeral Flowers in Pasadena

We deliver sympathy flowers to chapels, mortuaries, churches and family homes across Pasadena. Funeral directors set their own rules for flowers from outside florists, so it is worth checking with them before you order. If you are not sure what to send, sympathy flowers is the place to start.

How Same-Day Delivery Works in Pasadena

We are open daily, 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

  • Same day: order by 3:00 PM Pacific.
  • Express: 2–3 hours.
  • Ready Now: about one hour, 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, from a limited curated selection.

SMS updates follow the order: confirmed, out for delivery, and delivered with a photograph. If the flowers arrive and they are not fresh, we replace them or refund you.

Bouquets start around $109. Our mid range runs $110–$190, premium $190–$290, luxury work $290 and up. Our designers are European-trained, and mono-bouquets are our signature format.

Popular Occasions in Pasadena

The most-requested designs for Pasadena addresses are Soft Meadow, the Ranunculus & Hydrangea Refined Bloom and Lavender Breeze Freesia & Stock. All three are in our bouquets, and all three list in our mid and premium ranges rather than at the entry price.

Pasadena's Year

Pasadena keeps a calendar you could set a watch by. It is worth knowing, because it tells you when the city is celebrating something and when it is simply at work.

  • Around New Year, the west side belongs to the Tournament of Roses. Floats are finished in the days after Christmas, every surface of them covered in natural material, and the parade sets off from Green Street and Orange Grove and turns onto Colorado Boulevard on New Year's Day β€” or the day after, when New Year's Day falls on a Sunday. The Rose Bowl game is played in the same stretch of days. For that whole week the Arroyo side of the city is a different place to drive.
  • Each June the campuses graduate. Caltech on East California Boulevard and Pasadena City College on East Colorado Boulevard both hold commencement in June. ArtCenter works differently: it graduates twice a year, at the end of its spring and fall terms, and holds the ceremony at the Pasadena Convention Center on East Green Street. Caltech's own year is three ten-week terms opening in late September, so that campus fills and empties three times between autumn and early summer.
  • From early autumn the theatres open. The Pasadena Playhouse season opens in September and runs production by production into the following summer, four tenths of a mile down our own street. At the Ambassador Auditorium on South St John Avenue, the Pasadena Symphony's classical season runs from autumn to late spring, and each programme is played twice on the same day, a matinee and an evening. Opening and closing nights are flower occasions in both buildings.
  • The second Sunday of every month, the Rose Bowl. The flea market takes the stadium and its lots from early morning, and San Rafael, Linda Vista and the Arroyo streets carry the traffic for it.
  • Huntington Hospital has no season. Two miles from the studio on West California Boulevard, it runs the same in February as in August, which is why get-well flowers and new-baby bouquets matter here in every month of the year rather than in one.
  • Weekdays and weekends are two different cities. The offices along Colorado Boulevard, Lake Avenue and South Arroyo Parkway are weekday addresses. Old Pasadena's twenty-two blocks and the ten blocks of South Lake Avenue fill from Friday through Sunday, and stay full through December. Bungalow Heaven and Madison Heights run the other way round: quiet on a Tuesday morning, and at home on a Saturday.

Buying by the Season in Pasadena

Pasadena orders sit in the mid and premium ranges more often than at the entry price, and the surest way to get more for that money is to buy what California is actually growing that month. A flower in its own season arrives fresher and costs less to bring to market; the same flower out of season has been flown in and stored. The windows below are the growers' own crop calendars.

Late winter into spring is when the designs Pasadena asks for most are at their strongest. Ranunculus is a California crop from February to May and peaks in March and April. Stock runs January to May and peaks February to April. That is the season behind the Ranunculus & Hydrangea Refined Bloom and the Lavender Breeze Freesia & Stock, and it overlaps with pincushion protea from February to April and wax flower from December through May. If you are spending above the entry price in spring, this is where the money goes furthest.

From mid-April to November the field-grown garden roses come in β€” the outdoor crop rather than the year-round greenhouse rose, and a different flower in scent and shape. Sunflowers run March to October. Dahlias arrive in June and hold to October, at their best in August and September. Kangaroo paw is a short May-and-June crop. From September to November, Safari Sunset leucadendron gives autumn work its deep red. Underneath all of it, the California greens β€” eucalyptus, myrtle, rosemary, salal, olive and snapdragon β€” are cut every month of the year. Most of this range sits in our bouquets as it comes into season.

And what has no California season at all. Peonies are not grown commercially anywhere in this state. Every peony sold in Los Angeles is imported, and outside the short northern-hemisphere window in May and June they come from cold storage β€” which is exactly why peony prices swing the way they do. Freesia, hydrangea, tulips, lisianthus, anemone and carnations are on the market here every month, but that is import supply, not a Californian season, so no honest month range exists for them either.

Pasadena ZIP Codes We Deliver To

91101 Β· 91103 Β· 91104 Β· 91105 Β· 91106 Β· 91107. Those six are the ZIP codes with USPS street delivery inside Pasadena, and we cover all of them. 91108 is San Marino's ZIP, and we deliver there too, but write San Marino on the order. Pasadena's remaining codes have no street delivery at all: 91102, 91109, 91110, 91114 through 91117, 91121, 91123, 91124, 91126, 91129, 91182, 91184, 91185, 91188, 91189 and 91199 are PO Box or organization-only codes, and Caltech's 91125 is a campus mail code. If the address you have is one of these, send us the physical street address instead.

Order From Our Pasadena Studio

Call +1 (626) 888-8449, or browse our bouquets and order online. The same-day cutoff is 3:00 PM Pacific; for anything faster, ask for Ready Now. We also take wedding, event and corporate orders; call and we will set it up.

We deliver across Los Angeles and the surrounding suburbs from our Pasadena, Glendale and Downtown LA studios, including Altadena, Arcadia, Alhambra, Glendale, Burbank, Los Feliz and Downtown LA. See every area we deliver to.

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Pasadena Flower Delivery FAQ

What is the same-day cutoff for delivery in Pasadena?

3:00 PM Pacific for standard same-day delivery. Our studio is in Pasadena itself, at 289 N El Molino Ave, Suite 108, in the Playhouse District, so city addresses are short runs for us. Express delivery is 2–3 hours, and Ready Now can be at the door in about an hour between 8:00 AM and 9:00 PM, from a limited curated selection.

Where is your Pasadena shop, and can I collect an order there?

Yes. The studio is at 289 N El Molino Ave, Suite 108, Pasadena, CA 91101, just north of East Walnut Street in the Playhouse District, about a third of a mile north of Colorado Boulevard. We are open daily from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Call us on +1 (626) 888-8449 and we will arrange a collection.

Can you deliver flowers to Huntington Hospital and other Pasadena medical centers?

Yes. Huntington Hospital at 100 W California Blvd is about two miles from our studio, and we also deliver to Las Encinas Hospital on East Del Mar Boulevard, to Shriners Children's on South Fair Oaks Avenue and to medical offices across the city. Give us the patient's full name and, if you know it, the room number and unit. We bring the flowers to the hospital, and from there the hospital passes them on under its own rules.

Which Pasadena ZIP codes do you deliver to?

All six with street delivery: 91101, 91103, 91104, 91105, 91106 and 91107. We also deliver to 91108, but that ZIP is San Marino rather than Pasadena, so write San Marino on the order. Pasadena's other codes β€” 91102, 91109, 91110, 91114 through 91117, 91121, 91123, 91124, 91126, 91129, 91182, 91184, 91185, 91188, 91189 and 91199 β€” are PO Box or organization-only codes with no street delivery, and Caltech's 91125 is a campus mail code. Send us the physical street address instead.

Do you deliver to Pasadena wedding and event venues like The Langham Huntington or the Rose Bowl?

Yes. We deliver to The Langham Huntington on South Oak Knoll Avenue, the Rose Bowl, the Pasadena Convention Center and Civic Auditorium on East Green Street, the Norton Simon Museum and the Ambassador Auditorium, and we take wedding and event work anywhere in the city. Venues set their own rules for flowers from outside florists, so it is worth checking with the venue before you order.

What happens if nobody is home when you arrive in Pasadena?

You get an SMS at each step: a confirmation when the order is placed, an out-for-delivery note when it leaves the studio, and a delivered message with a photograph, so you know as soon as it arrives. If nobody may be at the address, that is worth discussing when you order: a Bungalow Heaven house during the workday is not the same as an office on Colorado. Tell us about the address, or call us on +1 (626) 888-8449.

Olivia Davis, owner of Flowerbar Florist

Written by Olivia Davis, owner of Flowerbar Florist

Olivia grew up in San Fernando and trained for five years in the Netherlands, at the Boerma Instituut floral school outside Amsterdam. She has run Flowerbar Florist since 2021 and buys at the Los Angeles Flower District several mornings a week. She still makes arrangements herself.

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