DeJa Vu Flowers Open late call after 12 AM

The shop for the evening you realize you forgot. Most Brooklyn florists close their same-day window in the early afternoon; Deja Vu Flowers keeps it open until 8 p.m., and customers describe arrangements arriving as late as half past ten at night. It is a real storefront in south Brooklyn with its own designers, which is what makes that late window mean something.

What people come here for

The core is the personal register handled at short notice: a birthday, an anniversary, an apology, a first date, a new baby, and the dates that fill this part of Brooklyn — Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and, in a neighborhood where a large share of families speak Russian, the 8th of March. Prom and graduation season brings corsages and hand-tied bouquets. Sympathy pieces are part of the regular workload, delivered to funeral homes and cemeteries nearby. Weddings are taken end to end — bridal bouquets, ceremony and reception flowers, centerpieces, car decoration — and corporate orders sit alongside them.

Delivery and same-day orders

This is the shop’s argument. Same-day delivery in Brooklyn is offered on orders placed up to 8 p.m., several hours later than the usual mid-afternoon deadline in this trade, and the online form takes orders at any hour for the next available run. Delivery is not limited to the borough: Manhattan and much of Queens — Long Island City, Astoria, Flushing, Jamaica — are on the map, as is Ridgewood. Arrangements are hand-delivered, and if a stem is out of season the shop substitutes while keeping the style, theme and color scheme you ordered.

What stands out

• An 8 p.m. same-day cut-off. The most useful fact about this shop: the evening is still in play when other counters have closed the day.
• Late-night hand delivery. Customers report arrangements arriving near half past ten when the order was placed after dinner.
• Its own design team. Custom pieces are built here rather than routed to a partner florist elsewhere.
• Beyond Brooklyn. Manhattan and a broad slice of Queens are inside the delivery map, not treated as exceptions.
• Gift formats beyond the bouquet. Hat box arrangements, preserved roses, rose bears and corsages.

Where the flowers come from

The shop talks about seasonal blooms and international growers but publishes no suppliers and no delivery schedule — read that language as marketing rather than as a documented supply chain. What is verifiable is that the arrangements are made on the premises by the shop’s own designers.

The shop, the service and what else is sold

It is a corner storefront rather than a studio, so you can walk in and choose in person instead of ordering from photographs. Alongside cut flowers and custom work there are plants and the gift formats that travel well — hat boxes, preserved roses, bears made of roses, corsages for a school event. For anything unusual, and certainly for a late delivery to an exact address, a phone call settles it faster than the form.

When to come and how to get there

The shop sits in the Homecrest and Sheepshead Bay stretch of south Brooklyn, a couple of blocks from the Q line and easy to reach by car from Brighton Beach, Gravesend and Bensonhurst. The heaviest dates are February, the 8th of March and early May, plus the prom and graduation weeks of late spring — and on those days everyone tries to use the late cut-off at once, so earlier is better even here.

Questions and answers

How late can I order for delivery today?

Same-day delivery in Brooklyn is offered on orders placed up to 8 p.m. — later than almost anywhere else in the borough.

Will they really deliver at night?

Customers describe evening orders hand-delivered the same night, in one case close to half past ten. It is not guaranteed for every address, so say the time you need when you order.

Do they deliver outside Brooklyn?

Yes — Manhattan and much of Queens, including Long Island City, Astoria, Flushing and Jamaica, plus Ridgewood.

Do they do weddings?

They do, end to end: bridal bouquets, ceremony and reception flowers, centerpieces and car decoration.

What if a flower in the photo is out of season?

The shop substitutes while keeping the style, theme and color scheme — its stated policy, not an improvisation.

Is there anything besides bouquets?

Hat box arrangements, preserved roses, rose bears, corsages and plants — formats that work as a gift on their own.

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