10 Best Florists Shops In Bugis | My Personal Picks

Flowers have a way of saying the things we can’t.

I learned that the week Milo passed away. A friend I had not spoken to in months turned up at my door with a small bunch of sunflowers. No card. No speech. Just a hug and those bright yellow flowers. I kept them on my kitchen table until the very last petal fell.

Since then, I have become a little bit of a flower person. A bouquet for a friend’s birthday. A small stem for my own table on a hard week. Flowers for a colleague’s new baby, a congratulations stand for a shop opening, or a quiet arrangement for someone who is grieving.

Flowers are one of the few gifts that say “I thought of you” before you even open your mouth.

If you live, work or are staying in Bugis, here is everything you need to know about getting flowers here. Where to walk in and buy them yourself, where to order the best same-day delivery, and a few things I wish I had known sooner. Every florist on this list was checked as active in October 2026.

Florists in Bugis, in a Nutshell

• Best walk-in florist in Bugis: Raffles Florist, Bugis Junction
• Best for temple flowers: the flower sellers outside Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, Waterloo Street
• Best budget delivery: Floristique (from $19.90)
• Best for last-minute orders: Floral Garage (order by 5pm, free same-day delivery)
• Fastest delivery: Farm Florist (60-minute delivery promise)
• Best for a big gesture: Flower Addict
• Best for DIY flower lovers: Far East Flora Market (wholesale prices)

Quick Guide: Florists in Bugis at a Glance

Walk-In Florists in Bugis

Here is something that surprised me. For such a busy neighbourhood, Bugis has very few walk-in flower shops left. Many of the florists that rank online for “Bugis” are actually online shops that deliver here. So if you want to see the flowers with your own eyes before you buy, these are the places to go.

1. Raffles Florist, Bugis Junction

Raffles Florist has been arranging flowers in Singapore since 1994, and its little shop on the ground floor of Bugis Junction is the easiest place in Bugis to walk in and buy a bouquet.

I love being able to point at exactly what I want. A few roses here, some baby’s breath there, maybe one cheerful sunflower in the middle. The florists are happy to put something together for you while you wait, or you can pick a ready-made bouquet if you are in a hurry.

It is right next to the Bugis MRT link, so it is perfect for picking up flowers on your way to a dinner, a date or a hospital visit.

• Address: 200 Victoria Street, #01-69A, Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021
• Hours: Daily, 11am to 8:30pm
• Phone: +65 6339 8589
• Same-day delivery: call +65 9384 7588 to confirm before you check out online
• Extras: self-collection at Bugis Junction for online orders, plus island-wide delivery

My tip: if you need something specific, like a big bouquet or a particular flower, call ahead in the morning so they can prepare it for you.

2. The Flower Sellers on Waterloo Street

Walk down Waterloo Street to the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, one of the busiest temples in Singapore, and you will find flower sellers lining the walkway in front of the entrance. They sell flowers and joss sticks to devotees who come to pray.

This is not where you buy a fancy wrapped bouquet. It is where you buy simple, fresh flowers the way people in this neighbourhood have for generations. The colours, the smell of incense, the gentle hum of prayers. It is one of my favourite corners of Bugis, flowers or no flowers.

• Where: outside Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, 178 Waterloo Street
• What: simple fresh flowers and offering flowers, sold alongside joss sticks
• Price: very affordable compared to florists
• Best time: mornings, when the temple is busy and the flowers are freshest

My tip: the area gets extremely crowded on the 1st and 15th of each lunar month and around Chinese New Year. If you are just buying flowers, avoid those days or go early.

Best Florists Delivering to Bugis (Same-Day)

For most people, ordering online is the easiest way to send flowers in Bugis, whether it is to an office at Bugis Junction Towers, a hotel room, a home nearby, or a friend at Raffles Hospital. All of these florists offer same-day delivery to Bugis.

3. Floral Garage

Floral Garage is the florist I recommend most often to friends, because it is so forgiving with time. You can order as late as 5pm on weekdays and still get free same-day delivery. And for real emergencies, many bouquets have an urgent 1.5-hour delivery option.

Their prices are friendly too, with bouquets from about $22. And they do something I find adorable: edible bouquets and edible gifts, for the friend who would rather eat their flowers.

• Price: bouquets from about $22, with hampers and flower stands also available
• Delivery: free same-day delivery when you order before 5pm (12pm on Sundays and public holidays). Urgent 1.5-hour delivery is available on many items.
• Best for: last-minute gifts, budget bouquets, edible bouquets, congratulations stands
• Studio: 23 New Industrial Road, #03-02

4. Floristique

Floristique is one of the best-value florists in Singapore, with a budget range of fresh bouquets starting from just $19.90. Do not let the price fool you. The bouquets are pretty, the flowers are fresh, and the delivery is free with no minimum order.

They also have everything from bloom boxes and vase arrangements to preserved flowers, hampers and flower stands.

• Price: bouquets from $19.90 to around $150
• Delivery: free island-wide, including Bugis. Same-day delivery is possible if you order before 2pm on weekdays or 11am on weekends. Timed delivery costs $30 (before GST).
• Best for: affordable bouquets, graduation flowers, preserved flowers
• Store: 22 New Industrial Road, #01-11

5. Fav Florist

Fav Florist is known for its pretty Japanese-style flower boxes and preserved flowers in glass domes, the kind that last for months. They are a lovely choice when you want something that will stay on a desk long after the event.

• Price: budget options from about $21.90. Most best-sellers fall between about $54 and $107.
• Delivery: free same-day delivery with no minimum purchase, across three time slots. Express 1-hour delivery costs an extra $20.
• Best for: flower boxes, preserved flower domes, cake and flower bundles
• Self-collection: 22 New Industrial Road, #07-04 (contact them first)

6. Farm Florist

Farm Florist promises something bold: delivery within 60 minutes, with a full refund if they are an hour late. When you have completely forgotten an anniversary (no judgement, it happens), this is the florist to call.

Their Surprise Bouquets are fun too. You choose the size and budget, and the florists design something special from the day’s freshest flowers.

• Price: bouquets from $25, Surprise Bouquets from $39.90 and bloom boxes from $39
• Delivery: free same-day delivery island-wide, with a 60-minute delivery promise
• Best for: urgent gifts, surprise bouquets, sunflowers

7. Windflower Florist

Windflower Florist is wonderful if you want flowers delivered in the evening. Order by 3:30pm on a weekday and your bouquet can arrive between 6pm and 10pm, perfect for surprising someone when they get home.

• Price: varies by bouquet size (small, medium and large)
• Delivery: free same-day delivery to Bugis. Order by 8am for 10am–2pm delivery (Mon–Sat), by 12:30pm for 2pm–6pm, or by 3:30pm for 6pm–10pm (Mon–Fri). Express 1-hour delivery costs $25.
• Best for: evening surprises, roses, sunflowers, dried and preserved flowers
• Self-collection: 60 Kaki Bukit Place, #07-09, Eunos Techpark

8. Flower Addict

When I want to make a big impression, I look at Flower Addict. Their hand-tied bouquets and vase arrangements are lush and generous, with lots of hydrangeas, roses and lilies. They are the kind of flowers that make an entire office turn around.

• Price: from $75 up to $399, with most bouquets between about $89 and $169
• Delivery: same-day delivery when you order by 12pm, or 3-hour express delivery when you order by 4pm (12pm on Sundays)
• Best for: anniversaries, big celebrations, luxury vase arrangements

9. Floramoments

Floramoments is a florist with a real shop in Tanjong Pagar that delivers all over Singapore, including Bugis. They are known for romantic, grand bouquets, including their famous 99-rose arrangement, and they offer a 100% freshness guarantee.

• Price: bouquets from about $77.90, with premium bouquets from $87.90
• Delivery: same-day delivery to Bugis when you order by 5pm on weekdays or 4pm on weekends. A 2-hour express service is also available.
• Best for: proposals, anniversaries, grand opening stands, condolence flowers
• Shop: 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #02-48 (weekdays 9:30am–7:30pm, weekends and public holidays 9:30am–6:30pm)

10. Far East Flora Market

This one is for the flower lovers who like to arrange their own. Far East Flora is one of Singapore’s best-known names in flowers and plants, and its online market sells fresh-cut flowers, foliage and dried flowers at wholesale prices, with no minimum order.

I order a big bunch of whatever is in season, put on some music, and arrange a few small jars for around my flat. It is cheaper than buying a finished bouquet, and honestly, it is my favourite kind of slow Sunday.

• Price: wholesale prices on roses, lilies, gerberas, carnations, eustoma, baby’s breath and more
• Delivery: Monday to Saturday, with no delivery on Sundays and public holidays
• Best for: DIY bouquets, home flowers, events where you want lots of stems
• Self-collection: 557 Thomson Road

How Much Do Flowers Cost in Bugis? A Quick Price Guide

Prices go up a lot around Valentine’s Day (14 February) and Mother’s Day (the second Sunday of May). Some florists also stop same-day delivery during those peaks, so order early if you can.

Which Flowers for Which Occasion?

I am not a florist, but over the years I have learned a few things, mostly from asking a lot of questions at the counter.

A Few Flower Customs in Singapore

Singapore is beautifully multicultural, and a little awareness goes a long way.

• White flowers: in Chinese and many other traditions, white flowers and white chrysanthemums are often linked with funerals and mourning. For happy occasions, choose colourful flowers instead.
• Flower stands: big flower stands are a common way to congratulate a new business, and condolence stands are often sent to wakes. Florists can help you pick the right style and message.
• Temple flowers: flowers offered at temples are often simple and fresh. You do not need a wrapped bouquet.
• When in doubt, ask: florists in Singapore send flowers for every kind of occasion and culture. Tell them who it is for and why, and they will guide you.

My Tips for Sending Flowers in Bugis

• Order early for same-day delivery: cut-off times range from 12pm to 5pm depending on the florist. Morning orders are always safest.
• Give full delivery details: Bugis has big malls, office towers and hotels. Add the unit number, the recipient’s phone number, and whether it should be left at a reception or concierge.
• Hospital deliveries: if you are sending flowers to someone at Raffles Hospital on North Bridge Road or another hospital nearby, check the ward’s rules first. Some wards do not allow fresh flowers.
• Write a real message: a few honest words on the card mean more than the size of the bouquet.
• Avoid peak days if you can: Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day bring higher prices and fully booked delivery slots.

Sending Flowers to Hotels & Offices in Bugis

Bugis is full of offices, hotels and serviced apartments, and flowers are one of the sweetest surprises for someone who is working late or staying far from home. A few things I have learned:

• Hotels: if your loved one is staying at a hotel in the area, such as the InterContinental Singapore next to Bugis Junction or Andaz Singapore at DUO, put the guest’s full name and booking name on the order. Most hotels will hold flowers at the concierge or send them up to the room.
• Office towers: buildings like Bugis Junction Towers have security and reception desks. Add the company name, level and unit, and the recipient’s mobile number, so the delivery rider is not stuck in the lobby.
• Malls: if you are surprising someone who works in a shop, call ahead to check that it is okay to deliver during opening hours.
• Timing: for office deliveries, a morning slot is best. Flowers delivered at 9pm to an empty office are a little less romantic.

How to Keep Your Flowers Fresh in Singapore’s Heat

Our tropical weather is not always kind to flowers. Here is how I make my bouquets last as long as possible.

1. Unwrap and trim: as soon as you get home, remove the wrapping and cut about 2cm off each stem at an angle with clean scissors.
2. Remove low leaves: take off any leaves that would sit under the water line. They rot quickly and make the water cloudy.
3. Use clean, cool water: fill a clean vase with cool water, and add the flower food if your florist included it.
4. Change the water often: every one or two days, change the water and give the stems a fresh trim.
5. Pick the right spot: keep flowers away from direct sun, fruit bowls and air-conditioner vents, which all make them wilt faster.
6. Remove tired blooms: take out any flowers that start to droop, so the rest of the bouquet stays fresh.

Roses usually last about a week with good care, while chrysanthemums, carnations and orchids can last even longer. Preserved flowers, like the ones in Fav Florist’s glass domes, can last for months with no water at all.

People Also Asked

Is there a florist in Bugis Junction?

Yes. Raffles Florist is at #01-69A on the ground floor of Bugis Junction, open daily from 11am to 8:30pm. You can walk in, buy a bouquet, or collect an online order there.

Where can I buy flowers near Bugis MRT?

The closest walk-in florist is Raffles Florist at Bugis Junction, which is linked directly to Bugis MRT. For simple temple flowers, visit the flower sellers outside Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple on Waterloo Street.

Can I get same-day flower delivery to Bugis?

Yes. Floral Garage, Floristique, Fav Florist, Farm Florist, Windflower, Flower Addict and Floramoments all offer same-day delivery to Bugis. Order cut-offs range from about 12pm to 5pm depending on the florist.

What is the cheapest florist delivering to Bugis?

Floristique has bouquets from $19.90 with free delivery, and Floral Garage, Fav Florist and Farm Florist all have budget bouquets from around $22 to $25.

What is the fastest flower delivery to Bugis?

Farm Florist promises delivery within 60 minutes. Fav Florist and Windflower offer express 1-hour delivery for an extra fee, and Floral Garage has urgent 1.5-hour delivery on many bouquets.

Can I buy loose flowers to arrange myself?

Yes. Far East Flora Market sells fresh-cut flowers and foliage online at wholesale prices with no minimum order, and delivers from Monday to Saturday.

My Final Note

I still think about those sunflowers on my kitchen table. They did not fix anything. But every morning, they reminded me that someone cared, and that was enough to get me through the day.

That is the quiet magic of flowers. They do not need to be expensive, and they do not need to be perfect. They just need to come from the heart.

So whether you are walking into Bugis Junction to pick a bouquet yourself, buying a few stems outside the temple on Waterloo Street, or sending something across the island with a click, I hope this guide helps you say what you want to say.

That is what Bugis is all about for me. Good food, good company, and no rush. And sometimes, a few flowers along the way.

See you around Bugis.