Best Selling New Baby Flowers in Charlotte, NC

Traditional is pink for girls and blue for boys, but honestly, do whatever you want. Yellow is cheerful and gender-neutral. White looks clean and fresh (unlike everything else in their house right now). Rainbow arrangements are fun and photograph well. Some Charlotte parents specifically request no pink or blue because they're over it. Lovingly Charlotte says follow your gut - or if you know the nursery colors, match those. The sleep-deprived parents just appreciate that you remembered they had a baby.

Home is usually better. Hospital stays are short now (like 24-48 hours), rooms are small, and they're juggling doctors, visitors, and learning to breastfeed. Plus they have to carry those flowers home with a new baby and all their stuff. Wait 3-4 days after they're home, then send flowers. By then, the meal train has started, reality has set in, and flowers feel like a real gift. Lovingly Charlotte delivers throughout Charlotte to homes whenever you think is best. If you must send to the hospital, make it small and include a vase.

Same celebration, same flowers! New parents are new parents, however that baby arrived. Bright, cheerful arrangements work perfectly. Skip anything that mentions delivery or recovery on the card - focus on celebrating the new family. Some adoptive parents wait years for this moment, so go big if you want. Surrogacy situations might mean sending to multiple addresses. Lovingly Charlotte in Charlotte handles all types of families and celebrations. Love is love, babies are babies, everyone deserves flowers.

Yes - skip anything super fragrant. Lilies especially - they're beautiful but the scent is overwhelming in a nursery, and the pollen stains everything (new parents don't need more laundry). Avoid anything with thorns that need trimming or high-maintenance arrangements that need daily care. They can barely shower, they're not pruning roses. White flowers can look too sympathy-like if you're not careful. Lovingly Charlotte suggests de-thorned roses, cheerful sunflowers, or gentle mixed bouquets without heavy scents. Also maybe skip the massive arrangements - Charlotte apartments are already crammed with baby gear. Small to medium works better. The goal is something pretty that doesn't add to their to-do list.