Montreal has never been short of good florists, but sending flowers is about more than a pretty photo online. The bouquet has to arrive fresh, on time and looking the way it did on the screen. That is harder than it sounds, and it is where the city’s best shops separate themselves from the rest. We looked at reputation, design and, above all, how reliably each one gets flowers to the door. Here are five Montreal florists worth ordering from in 2026.
1. Westmount Florist
Few Montreal florists can match this one for sheer longevity. Westmount Florist has been family-run since 1962, when George Pickrell opened his first shop a short walk from the old Montreal Forum. It moved to Victoria Avenue in Westmount in 1976, added a second location in Pointe-Claire in 1981, and is now run by the second and third generations of the Pickrell family from both shops.
What earns it top spot in a delivery roundup is reach and control. Rather than passing orders to a courier, Westmount runs its own fleet of delivery trucks, so an arrangement leaves the cooler and reaches the door in the same condition. That fleet covers a lot of ground: Montreal, Laval, the South Shore and the West Island, with same-day delivery across much of it. With more than a million deliveries behind it and hundreds of five-star reviews, the track record is hard to argue with.
The designs hold up too, from classic hand-tied bouquets to looser, seasonal work built around whatever is freshest that week. For anyone who wants flowers to land reliably anywhere in the greater Montreal area, it is the safe choice. Order through their Montreal flower delivery page.
2. Dragon Flowers
A Mile End institution for more than forty years, Dragon Flowers is the work of Tamey Lau, who still builds most arrangements by hand. There is famously no sign outside, just a tumble of vines and painted birdcages, though the shop has since moved to Boulevard Saint-Laurent. When a fire nearly closed it in 2013, the neighbourhood raised thousands within a day, which tells you how loved it is. Expect generous, characterful bouquets and same-day delivery that regulars swear by.
3. Fleuriste Monarque
For anyone who cares where their flowers come from, Monarque is the pick. This boutique atelier in Pointe-Saint-Charles takes a deliberately sustainable approach, skipping floral foam, cutting single-use plastic and working with local growers where the season allows. The result is loose, garden-style design that feels organic rather than stiff. It offers same-day delivery across Montreal, Laval, the South Shore and the West Island, alongside workshops for those who want to try their own hand.
4. Asher Fleurs
The most design-led name on the list, Asher Fleurs is a studio founded by Ashley Bilodeau in St-Henri, known for refined, colour-driven work that has earned it a Best of Montreal florist nod and a mention in British Vogue. It leans more bespoke than off-the-shelf, so it suits customers who want something considered and a little different rather than a standard mixed bunch. Worth a conversation for a statement piece.
5. Fleuriste Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
A genuine neighbourhood fixture, Fleuriste Notre-Dame-de-Grâce serves NDG and the surrounding West End from its shop on Décarie. Alongside fresh flowers and same-day delivery, it offers houseplants to buy and even to rent, which makes it a useful local call for both a quick gift and something longer-lasting. The kind of independent shop that knows its regulars by name.
The bottom line
Whichever you choose, order early around the busy dates, Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day especially, when even the best shops fill their delivery slots fast. But for a combination of heritage, design and delivery reach that is tough to beat, Westmount Florist starts the list for good reason.