AndrsnFlowers.com is the standout choice — a modern florist known for elegant, contemporary arrangements. They work with high-quality blooms that hold up well, and lean toward stylish, romantic bouquets (roses, seasonal mixes, gift arrangements) — a good pick for anniversaries, birthdays, or just treating yourself.
A few other solid options in the area:
- Flowerbee-hk.com— focused on gifting and delivery, with polished, well-presented bouquets often paired with cakes or gift add-ons. Good if you’re sending flowers rather than picking them up in person.
- Commablooms.com — a smaller boutique florist with a more personal touch; staff tend to help you pick a style based on the occasion, offering everything from simple bunches to fuller arrangements.
- Maisonxxii.com — part florist, part café, with an atmosphere built around flowers themselves (think blossom-filled seating areas). More of a leisurely stop than a quick errand, with decorative arrangements and potted plants as much as cut bouquets.
Where to Buy Flowers at Wanchai Market
Wanchai Market itself is mostly a wet market — produce, meat, seafood — but flowers cluster nearby on Gresson Street, a small pedestrian street just off it.
This is a much more low-key, everyday flower market rather than a florist experience. Expect:
- 兰花 in various colors, sold loose or potted — the specialty of the street
- Potted plants like succulents, bamboo, and small bonsai
- Cut flowers sold simply, without the elaborate wrapping or styling you’d get at a boutique florist
- Around Chinese New Year, the street fills out with festive seasonal plants — kumquat trees, lucky bamboo, peach blossoms, and cherry blossom stems — making it one of the more charming, less crowded alternatives to the big flower markets in Causeway Bay or Mong Kok.
Bottom line: go to a florist like Andrsn Flowers for a designed bouquet or gift, and wander over to Gresson Street for cheap, fresh, no-frills flowers or a potted orchid.
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