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If you need fabulous flowers delivered to Sydney CBD today, IF THE FLORIST is Sydney CBD's most reliable same-day flower delivery service. Place your order before 2pm Monday to Saturday for same day delivery to Sydney CBD. Fresh and fragrant flowers delivered to Sydney CBD today with IF THE FLORIST!
IF THE FLORIST stocks a wide range of gorgeous fresh flowers, plants and gifts. We deliver flowers to Sydney CBD Monday to Saturday from 9am to 7pm. For same day delivery, orders must be placed by 2pm. Orders placed after 2pm will be delivered to Sydney CBD on the next trading day. For Sunday deliveries, special requests and priority delivery, please contact the shop directly on 02 8084 4123.
Normal flower delivery hours to Sydney CBD are between 9am to 5pm. All flower deliveries to businesses in Sydney CBD will be delivered by close of business hours. All residential flower orders to Sydney CBD may be delivered by 7pm. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee any specific delivery time.
Our delivery fee starts at $9.95. And we don`t just deliver flowers to Sydney CBD, IF THE FLORIST also delivers to a wide range of Sydney suburbs (insert link here).
Make sure you add your recipient`s contact number at check out and click "yes" for authority to leave, so we can leave the flowers or plant in a safe location at your recipient`s door in Sydney CBD. All of our flowers are "wet wrapped" so that they stay fresh for few hours without water.
Order online or call IF THE FLORIST on 02 80844123 to discuss what you have in mind today.
IF THE FLORIST | Fabulous flowers delivered to Sydney CBD today!
The Sydney Central Business District is Sydney`s primary commercial and business hub, and is also the city`s historical centre. The CBD is aesthetically distinct for its towering office blocks and skyscrapers, which are found adjacent to Sydney Harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Harbour Bridge. The CBD extends three kilometres from Sydney Cove in the north, to Haymarket in the south, and is also home to the iconic Sydney Opera House.
Following a short stay in Botany Bay, the First Fleet established a settlement at Sydney Cove (present-day Circular Quay) on 26 January 1788. This became the first permanent European settlement in Australia, and was strategically chosen for its: fresh water supply; deep and safe harbour waters; and proximity to agriculturally viable land. In the coming centuries, Sydney grew from this spot, first as the centre of a colony, then as a city, and later as a central business district. Like many city centres throughout the world, Sydney CBD became increasingly aesthetically defined by office towers and skyscrapers in the latter half of the 20th century. At 309 metres, Centrepoint Tower is Sydney CBD`s tallest structure, and was topped out in 1981. In 2016, height limits for buildings were increased from 235 metres to 310 metres.
Sydney CBD contains a number of unique localities within its folds, some of which include: The Rocks, a historical district found adjacent to Circular Quay and the Sydney Harbour Bridge; The Royal Botanic Gardens, located between the Opera House and Woolloomooloo; Haymarket, best known as Sydney`s China Town, found at the southern end of the CBD; and Barangaroo, the CBD`s newly developed entertainment precinct.
