Easter flowers in Columbus and Central Ohio

Easter lilies, tulips and bright spring arrangements bring the season into church and home. Milano's UpTowne Florist, family owned in Columbus since 1935, designs Easter centerpieces, vase arrangements and blooming plants by hand.

Easter is a busy week for churches, family gatherings and gifts for grandparents, so ordering ahead matters.

Choosing Easter flowers

Easter lilies

The white Easter lily is the classic. Remember that lilies are highly toxic to cats; choose another plant if the home has one.

For the table

A low pastel centerpiece suits Easter brunch or dinner.

For church

Altar arrangements and lilies for the sanctuary should be arranged with the church in advance.

When to order

Easter's date moves each year, between late March and late April. Check the delivery calendar and order early for church, large orders, lilies and spring plants.

Where we deliver

We deliver Easter flowers to homes, churches and senior living communities across Columbus, Worthington, Dublin, Powell, Upper Arlington, Westerville, Lewis Center, Delaware, Hilliard, Clintonville, Plain City, Bexley, New Albany and Galena.

More spring flowers

See spring flowers, pastel flowers, white flowers or Mother's Day flowers.


Frequently Asked Questions


Do you deliver Easter flowers?

Yes. We deliver spring flowers in pastels, yellows and purples, baskets, spring bouquets and Easter lilies, and boxed candy can be added. We're closed Easter Sunday, so send them Thursday or Friday before; the flowers do fine through the weekend.


How do I care for an Easter lily?

Our lilies go out with one to three blooms open, and more keep opening. Keep the soil moist but not soggy, and if water collects in the foil cover, lift the pot out and pour it off so the roots don't rot. Pull the stamens off each new bloom as it opens. Keep lilies away from cats.


Can I add candy to Easter flowers?

Yes. A box of chocolates can be added to any Easter order. We don't carry chocolate bunnies, but a spring basket with a box of candy makes a sweet Easter gift.


Do you deliver flowers during severe weather?

We make every reasonable effort to deliver safely. If no one is home and it's about 35 degrees or warmer, we can leave the flowers at the door and text the recipient that they were left because of the weather, so please include the recipient's phone number (we use it only for the delivery). When it's too cold to leave them, we text that we tried and ask them to call the shop; we can redeliver the same day if the schedule allows, the next day, or they can pick them up. Severe weather such as snow, ice, or road closures may still require a delay, and we'll contact you if a material change is necessary.



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