Everyday flowers · Greater Boston
Sending flowers online has gotten complicated and a little joyless — all the checkout steps, the fees that appear at the end, the quiet worry that it won't look like the photo. I started Everyday Story to make it feel good again: what you see is what you pay, and I make and deliver every order myself.
Our Promise
Somewhere along the way, sending flowers online stopped feeling good — too many checkout steps, fees at the end, and a bouquet that doesn't match the picture. I want the opposite: for you to feel great sending them, and for the person opening the door to feel just as good receiving them.
The price on the flowers is the price on the flowers. Delivery is a flat $15, and Massachusetts sales tax is 6.25% — I collect that and pass it straight to the state. Nothing else gets added at checkout.
Flowers are natural, so no two are exactly alike — but yours will always match the colors and mood you picked. What you see is what shows up.
I make it and, most days, I'm the one who delivers it — across Quincy, the South Shore and Boston. Your flowers never get handed off to a stranger.
A small collection I make myself, so every order looks and feels like it came from me.
The Collection
A new Arrangement of the Month, plus five signatures — each made to a recipe so it looks like itself every time. Every one arrives in a vase, ready to set down, nothing to find.
Arrangement of the Month
A seasonal arrangement I compose new each month from whatever's most beautiful that month — the easiest, most affordable way to try Everyday Story. Delivered to the door, true to the colors and feel you see.
Where we deliver
I'm based in Quincy and deliver all across Greater Boston and the South Shore for one flat rate — no zones, no distance surcharges, no surprises at checkout.
Get-well, new-baby and sympathy flowers brought right to the hospital. I know the Longwood and downtown campuses and follow each hospital's delivery guidelines — at checkout, put the patient's name in Recipient Name & Phone and the unit and room number on the second line of the delivery address. Hospital orders arrive wrapped and hand-tied rather than in a vase, since most units don't allow glass. Some units restrict fresh flowers altogether, so I'll help you check.
The flat $15 and free delivery at $250 and up both apply across the areas above. Outside them? Just ask — I'll quote a delivery for you.
Genuinely from here
No call center, no middleman — it's me. I make every arrangement in my Quincy studio and, most days, I'm the one who drives it to your door, true to the colors and feel you picked.
