Celebrating 75 Years Of Delivering Beautiful Flowers to Boca Raton and Beyond!


Michael and Lisa Payten, the owners of the Boca Raton Florist since 2014, held a celebratory event and ribbon cutting at the store on Thursday 25th October 2018 to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Boca Raton Florist.

 Thanks to all the guests and contributors including #bocaratonchamberofcommerce #beautyglamstudio #royalblueshotel #gumbolimbonaturecenter #rotaryclubbocaraton



The flower shop business was started in 1943 when Boca Raton was only a very small town and originally named Orchids Inc. located at 200 S. Federal Highway.

In 1960, the name was changed to Boca Raton Florist according to our friends at the Boca Raton Historical Society.   

In 1985 the new store was built at 301 S. Federal Highway where it remains today.

Approx 1980 store front at 200 S. Federal Highway which is now the Basilic Grill.










301 S Federal Hwy today
1987—Holiday Parade storefront

Call (561)-395-1943 or order online from the Boca Raton Florist for beautiful, expertly arranged flowers for all occasions, styles and sizes!!

Location: 301 S Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33432, USA

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