Easter Flowers

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Roses and Chocolate set - Ivory Avalanche Roses & Charbonnel et Walker Sea Salt Truffles

From £57.00

20 Stems of Ivory Avalanche Rose and Glazed Green Fluted Vase

From £105.00

Roses and Vase Gift Set - Pink Sweet Avalanche Roses, Royal Windsor Vase, Sea Salt Truffles

From £75.00

25 Stems of White Hot Dutch Tulips & Charbonnel et Walker Sea Salt Truffles - Please Note Vase is not included

From £57.00

Tulip and Vase Set - White Hot Dutch Tulips, Royal Windsor Vase, & Sea Salt Chocolates

From £70.00

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Easter Flower Delivery

This Easter, evoke spring joy with FLOWERBX and our collection of dainty, fresh Easter flower bouquets and delightful gifts, available across the UK. We guarantee our seasonal pick-of-the-bunch, along with complimentary luxury, sustainable gift wrap. Select a date that suits you, and expect the personal touch with bespoke messaging options and gift wrap on us.

Due to the bank holiday, you can order Easter Flowers and Gifts until Thursday 28th March in London, and by Monday 25h March nationwide. Shop with express delivery until Friday 29th March in London, or Wednesday 27th March nationwide.

What are the traditional flowers for Easter?

Traditionally, lilies are sent for Easter — especially the Easter Lily, which symbolizes purity, new beginnings, and hope. Daffodils, a classic springtime flower, also represent rebirth and new beginnings. Narcissus bloom during this spring period as well, and represent forgiveness and reflection. Yellow and white flowers are also traditional for Easter, with yellow flowers representing hope and white flowers representing purity and holiness.

What are the most popular flowers to give as gifts at Easter?

Any yellow or white flowers make a great gift, but to gift the most popular flowers of the Easter season, try Lilies, Tulips or Daffodils.

What are the flower colours for Easter?

The most popular colour of flowers to send during Easter are yellow and white, but Red and Purple flowers also have meaning within the Easter story.