FLORAL DREAMS UNFOLD @MACYS FLOWER SHOW 2025

Floral Dreams Unfold is the theme of Macy's 2025 Flower show 

Each Spring, Macy's Herald Square transforms its flagship store into a floral fantasy-- this year's Flower Show is no exception. Even before you step inside, the magic begins at the windows on Broadway. There, fashion and flowers collide in a full sensory escape. Each window tells a story: whimsical animals, feminine palettes, and imaginative scenes that blend nature, art, and a touch of theatrical flair. It’s like strolling past a series of living postcards, each frame more vibrant than the last. Keep reading for a look at the Floral Dreams Unfold windows of 2025...

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

 #MacysFlowerShow at Macy's Herald Square

Spring is "in!" Corseted ladies (in fishnet stockings!) and brilliant blooms garnish the windows of Macy's Herald Square. This year's carnival-themed flower show makes for a memorable moment in Macy's repertoire of flora festivities. From fluorescent manes in "Weird & Wonderful" to exotic plants in "Rare and Remarkable," Macy's has manufactured a media-worthy mix of moving marvels. Inside, over 5,000 flowers and plants frame familiar fair favorites. The Macy's Flower Show is free and open to the public until April 9th. Keep reading to see all the windows...

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

Macy's 2014 Flower show theme is "Secret Garden" at its New York flagship on 34th St.

The story of an orphaned girl with an arduous attitude blossoms into a novel of serruptitious secrets, fancy flowers and mesmerizing miracles. Until April 6th, Macy's NYC 34th Street flagship recreates her Secret Garden, fusing flowers, fantasy and fashion. Dahlias and divas alike linger where over 30,000 live flowers frame entryways with fresh fragrance. "This year, we'll travel on a magical journey of discovery…. As you pass through the gateway, you will be enveloped by rich and dynamic colors, elaborate scenic elements and breath-taking landscaping that will showcase hidden floral treasures," says Mike Gansmore, show producer.