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Flower Delivery for London Offices & Businesses
Looking to brighten up your workplace or send flowers to a colleague, client, or business partner? Floritta offers same-day corporate flower delivery across London — including London Bridge, SE1, the City of London, Canary Wharf, Mayfair, and beyond.
We deliver fresh, hand-tied bouquets and elegant arrangements directly to offices, reception desks, meeting rooms, and events — professionally packaged and on time.
Why Businesses Choose Floritta for Office Flower Delivery
- ✅ Same-day delivery — order by 10pm for delivery today
- ✅ 3-hour express delivery available in central London
- ✅ Fresh flowers hand-tied by expert florists in SE1
- ✅ Delivery 7 days a week, including weekends
- ✅ Corporate accounts and recurring orders available
- ✅ Elegant packaging suitable for professional gifting
Popular Corporate Flower Options
Whether you need a weekly office arrangement, a thank-you bouquet for a client, or flowers for a company event — we have options for every budget and occasion:
- Desk & reception arrangements — fresh seasonal flowers to brighten the workspace
- Client gift bouquets — premium hand-tied designs from £50 to £500+
- Event & conference floristry — centrepieces, table arrangements and entrance displays
- Monthly flower subscriptions — regular fresh flowers delivered on a schedule
Office Flower Delivery Areas in London
We deliver to offices and businesses across the whole of London, with particular speed to areas near our SE1 studio:
- London Bridge & Southwark (SE1) — fastest delivery, often under 1 hour
- City of London (EC1–EC4)
- Canary Wharf & Docklands (E14)
- Mayfair, Marylebone & West End (W1)
- Belgravia, Chelsea & Kensington (SW1, SW3, W8)
- Shoreditch, Islington & Clerkenwell (N1, EC1)
How to Order Corporate Flower Delivery
Ordering is simple — browse our full bouquet collection online, select your arrangement, enter the delivery address, and choose your delivery date. For large or recurring orders, contact us directly to discuss a tailored corporate arrangement.
We're open daily from 8:00am to 10:00pm and always happy to help with last-minute requests.
Questions we are asked
Can flowers be delivered to a London office on the same day?
Yes. We take same-day orders across London until 22:00, and in central London three-hour delivery is available — which is the one that matters when a client meeting or a leaving do was arranged this morning. The practical constraint is not our cut-off but the office's: send before mid-afternoon so somebody is still at reception.
Who signs for flowers delivered to an office?
Reception or the post room, in almost every building. Put the company name, floor and the recipient's full name in the address — a bouquet addressed to a first name alone is the one that sits behind a desk unclaimed. For buildings with a concierge, a phone number for the recipient makes the handover quicker.
Can we get a VAT invoice for company flowers?
Yes. Floritta Ltd is UK VAT registered and business orders are invoiced with VAT, so the spend goes through your books normally. Set the account up through the Floritta for Business form and invoicing follows the account rather than the individual order.
How does an office flower subscription work, and can we pause it?
You choose the frequency — weekly, every two weeks, monthly or once a year — and the arrangement arrives on that rhythm without anybody re-ordering. Deliveries can be paused or skipped at any time and the change applies from the next delivery. Delivery and VAT are included in the subscription price; the first payment is taken when you subscribe, and each later one three days before the delivery it pays for.
Can one order go to several colleagues at different addresses?
Yes — a single order can carry many recipients and addresses, each tracked separately, which is how most companies handle birthdays, work anniversaries and a Christmas round of client gifts. Gift mode hides prices from recipients, and your company name can be printed on the card.
What should we send to a client rather than to a colleague?
For a client, send something that reads composed rather than personal: a hand-tied bouquet in one or two tones, or a boxed arrangement that needs no vase in an office where nobody owns one. Avoid red roses entirely, keep the card signed by the company rather than an individual, and send to reception with the account manager's name on it.
