Get Well Soon Flowers & Hospital Delivery In Christchurch
Brighten their room, lift their spirits, and send your best wishes for a speedy recovery with fresh flowers and gifts from Court Florist. Whether it’s a cheerful bouquet to say "Get Well Soon" or a comforting pamper tray, our Victoria Street team delivers daily to Christchurch Public, Christchurch Women’s, Burwood, St George’s, and Southern Cross Hospital. Browse our collection of hospital-friendly blooms, plush bears, and artisan chocolates below, and let us handle the rest.
Flowers and chocolates (14pcs) in a wooden crate
Surmanti Pamper Gift Tray
Anthurium Plant
Wrapped Box of De Spa Chocolates
Posy In a Jar
Fruit Tray
Terrarium
Ink Bomb Cards
Bright and Vibrant Bouquet
Bright & Vibrant Posy
Elegant Pale Pink Posy
Elegant White Bouquet
Jewel Tones Bouquet
Mauve Posy
Pastels Posy
Seasonal Posy
Shades of Dusty Pink Bouquet
George and Edi Perfumed Soy Candle - Vanilla & Anise
George and Edi Perfumed Soy Candle - Ebony
George and Edi Perfumed Soy Candle - In Bloom
George and Edi Perfumed Soy Candle - GrapeFruit & Mint
George and Edi Perfumed Soy Candle - Black Orchid
George and Edi Perfumed Soy Candle - French Pear
Bentley Bear Mini
Bunny Flopsy - Floral Sweet Pink
Bear Littlefoot - Fawn
Alfie Bunny
Helpful Tips For Sending Hospital Flowers
Hospitals are busy environments with specific rules. To ensure your gift reaches your loved one without any hassle, here is our local advice for sending get well gifts in Christchurch:
1. Choose Self-Contained Arrangements
Hospital wards rarely have spare vases available, and nurses are often too busy to trim stems and arrange bouquets. We highly recommend selecting a Posy In A Jar, a boxed arrangement, or an easy-care Anthurium Plant. These arrive fully hydrated and ready to display on a bedside table.
2. Include Important Delivery Details
To avoid delays at the hospital reception desk, please include the patient’s full name (including maiden names for maternity stays), the hospital name, and their ward number in your order notes at checkout.
Restricted Hospital Wards: What You Need To Know
To protect vulnerable patients, certain hospital departments in Christchurch do not allow fresh flowers or potted plants due to infection control policies.
If your loved one is currently in one of the following restricted units, fresh flowers cannot be delivered. Instead, we highly recommend sending one of our Surmanti Pamper Gift Trays, De Spa Chocolates, or a Plush Bear to show you are thinking of them.
Christchurch Public Hospital Restricted Wards:
- Wards 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 28
- SPCU (Special Progressive Care Unit)
- SARA (Surgical Assessment and Review)
- OTU (Orthopaedic Trauma Unit)
- BMTU (Bone Marrow Transplant Unit)
- CHOC (Children’s Haematology and Oncology)
- CICU (Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit)
- DOSA (Day-of-Surgery Admission)
- ICU (Intensive Care Unit)
- PHDU (Paediatric High Dependency Unit)
- UU (Urology Unit)
- DSU (Day Surgery Unit)
- AMAU (Acute Medical Assessment Unit)
Burwood Hospital Restricted Wards:
- Admitting Unit
- PACU (Post-Anaesthetic Care Unit / Recovery)
- Progressive Care Unit
(Note: Christchurch Women's, St George's, and Southern Cross generally accept fresh flowers in standard recovery wards, but checking with the hospital first is always a great idea).
