Roses delivered
across England

Delivering roses in England

The recipient opens the door — and in their hands is a bouquet of roses freshly arranged by a florist. We deliver roses across England at the agreed time; we send a photo of the finished bouquet before the courier sets off. Such a moment is remembered for a long time, and we are glad to be part of it.

Which roses you can order

Here are a few of the most frequently ordered:

• Bouquet of 21 roses — from £44
• 21 red roses — from £44
• Bouquet of 15 roses, 50 cm — from £32
• Bouquet of 25 roses, 70 cm — from £46
• 25 cream roses in a box — from £51
• 51 white roses in a box — from £95
• 75 white roses in a box — from £135
• Bouquet "Desire for Love" — from £79

Look at the number of flowers, the shade, and the arrangement. Red roses speak of feelings without words, while white and cream roses in a box look festive and are appropriate for a celebration. A bouquet of 15 roses, 50 cm for £32 is a budget-friendly yet still pleasant gift for a weekday. If you need a truly impressive gesture, choose 75 white roses in a box — £135.

Next to the roses section, there are other categories: mixed flower arrangements, bouquets with roses and lilies, and gift sets. You are free to create an arrangement from different categories or choose a ready-made option.

How to choose roses for the occasion

For a date or anniversary, people often choose red roses: for example, a bouquet of 21 roses for £44 or "Desire for Love" for £79. 25 cream roses in a box for £51 or 51 white roses in a box for £95 is a suitable choice when you want to express gratitude or congratulate someone on a neutral occasion. And for a grand celebration, 75 white roses in a box for £135 would be ideal. Roses with 15 flowers, 50 cm tall, for £32 can be given to friends or colleagues — they look lovely and are inexpensive.

Roses in England can be ordered for a convenient time, including at night. There is also anonymous rose delivery: the recipient will never know who sent them. A card with the roses is free.

Tips for caring for roses in a vase

A few tips will help roses stay fresh longer. To help water reach the buds better, cut the stem ends at an angle. Be sure to remove any leaves that end up in the water — they rot quickly. Keep roses away from fruit, direct sunlight, and drafts — they wilt faster there. For roses in a box, check how moist the sponge is and moisten it if needed. Thanks to these simple steps, roses in a vase will last longer.

Questions and answers

Do you deliver roses at night? Choose your delivery time, and a florist will bring the roses in England.

Will the delivered bouquet be the same as in the photo? A photo of the finished bouquet is sent before the courier starts the trip. So you can see the bouquet in advance.

Can I send roses without specifying the sender? Yes, roses can be delivered without telling the recipient the sender's name. You can leave no signature — then the recipient won't guess who sent them.

What happens if the recipient is not there? The courier waits for fifteen minutes, then contacts the sender. If the recipient does not answer, the courier may hand the roses to the administrator or leave them at a nearby shop — but only after you confirm this by phone. If there is no one to hand the roses to, the courier will take them back, and a repeat delivery will need to be paid for again; the amount paid is not refunded.

Is a card included? A card with the roses is included at no extra charge.

Can the roses be handed over in person? The courier delivers the roses in England, bringing them directly to the recipient.

How much does delivery cost? The delivery price depends on the time and address in England and is calculated when you place your order.

What should I do if I need to change the address after placing the order? Write to us immediately, and we will try to change the address before the order is handed to the courier.

We deliver roses across England and are happy when the recipient is pleased. Choose a bouquet, place your order — we will take care of everything else.