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When to Order Easter Flowers in London: Easter Sunday Delivery and the Bank Holiday Deadlines

Short answer: Easter Sunday 2027 is 28 March, with Good Friday on 26 March and Easter Monday on 29 March. Inside London we deliver on all four days of the long weekend, bank holidays included, at the same delivery price as any other day, and same-day orders are accepted until 10 pm. For an address outside London, order by Monday 22 March so the bouquet arrives by Thursday 25 March, because couriers do not run on the two bank holidays.

Easter is the one flower occasion with two bank holidays wrapped around it, and that is what catches people out. Nothing changes for a London address, but the working week before the weekend is a day shorter than it looks for anything that has to travel. Each bouquet is arranged in our London studio in SE1 on the day it goes out, so the question is not how early we can make it but how late you can leave the decision. Here is how the dates work in 2027, what the bank holidays change, and what to send when a bouquet is not the right answer.

When is Easter 2027?

Easter Sunday is 28 March 2027. Good Friday is 26 March and Easter Monday is 29 March; both are bank holidays in England and Wales. Easter has no fixed date — it moves with the lunar calendar and can fall anywhere between late March and late April — so the dates are worth checking every year: in 2028 Easter Sunday is 16 April. The whole of our Easter flowers collection can be booked for any day of the weekend at checkout.

One detail that is particular to 2027: the clocks go forward on the same morning. British Summer Time starts at 1 am on Sunday 28 March, so Easter Sunday is an hour shorter than usual. If flowers have to be there before a family lunch, book the morning window rather than counting on a late start.

Do you deliver flowers on Easter Sunday?

Yes. We deliver across London seven days a week, Sundays and bank holidays included, so Easter Sunday is an ordinary delivery day for us: you choose the date at checkout and the bouquet goes out that day. The general rules are on our page about Sunday flower delivery in London. Churches, restaurants, hotels and care homes are fine as a delivery address — give us the booking name, the room or the contact person in the delivery instructions.

Do you deliver on Good Friday and Easter Monday?

Yes, inside London. Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday are all delivery days, with the same range and the same 10 pm cut-off for same-day orders. There is no bank holiday surcharge: delivery costs the same as on any other day, and it is free above the threshold shown in your basket. An exact delivery hour or an out-of-hours delivery is arranged on request and may carry an additional fee — we will tell you before you pay.

When is the last day to order Easter flowers in London?

For delivery inside London the usual cut-off applies right through the weekend: order by 10 pm and we deliver the same day. A same-day order is delivered during the day, between 9 am and 11 pm, with no fixed window, and most same-day orders arrive within eight hours. So the honest last moment to order for Easter Sunday is the Sunday itself — but by then you are choosing from what is left, and you cannot choose when it arrives.

The useful last day is earlier. If the flowers are for the table, place the order in the week before and book the date with a window at checkout. For a lunch on Easter Sunday, many people have the bouquet delivered on Saturday afternoon instead: it is already in water when the guests arrive, and nobody has to wait in for a courier on the morning the clocks change.

What is the deadline for Easter delivery outside London?

Outside London we send hand-tied bouquets and flower boxes by courier to mainland England, Wales and Scotland, and courier delivery takes two to three working days. Good Friday and Easter Monday are not working days, so the practical target is for the bouquet to arrive on Thursday 25 March. That means ordering by Monday 22 March; an order placed on Tuesday 23 March arrives in time only if the courier takes two working days. The checkout shows which delivery dates are available for the postcode you enter.

A bouquet that arrives on the Thursday still looks right on the Sunday: it travels already arranged, and our freshness guarantee covers at least three days from delivery. Flower baskets, anything in a vase and balloons are delivered within London only, so for family elsewhere in the UK choose a hand-tied bouquet or one of the flower boxes. Northern Ireland, the Scottish islands and the far Highlands are not covered by the standard courier service — message us on WhatsApp before ordering. The details are on our delivery page.

Do you send Easter flowers by post?

Not in a letterbox box. Our flowers do not go through the post flat-packed for the recipient to arrange: in London a bouquet is delivered by our delivery team and courier partners on the day you choose, and outside London it travels by courier as a finished bouquet. The difference matters at Easter, because a courier delivery needs someone at the address or a safe place to leave it. If the house will be empty over the long weekend, send the flowers to arrive before people leave, or to where they are going.

Can I send an Easter plant instead of flowers?

Yes, and for a long weekend it is often the better gift: an orchid or a potted plant does not need its water changed while everyone is away. The timing is different, though. Plants are delivered within about three working days on average, and a same-day or next-day arrival is possible but not guaranteed, so order a plant in the week before Easter rather than on the weekend itself. If the gift has to arrive on a particular day, choose a bouquet or a flower box and book that date.

Can I choose a delivery time over the Easter weekend?

Yes, if you book the date in advance. For any future date you choose a delivery window at checkout — 9 am to 1 pm, 1 pm to 6 pm, 6 pm to 11 pm, or any time — and the courier works to it. Easter Saturday is one of the busiest delivery days of our spring, and its morning window is the first to fill. On a busy day and in heavy traffic a delivery can occasionally run a little later than the window, so if the time really matters, choose the earlier window and tell us why in the order comment.

When should Easter flowers arrive at an office?

Not on the Friday. Most workplaces are closed from Good Friday to Easter Monday, so flowers for a reception desk, a client or a team should arrive on Thursday 25 March, or on Tuesday 30 March when people are back. A plant on a desk on the Tuesday after the weekend does more than cut flowers that spent four days in a locked building. We handle regular office deliveries across London — see flowers for business.

What if I have left it too late?

Inside London, “too late” only starts after 10 pm on the day itself: until then a same-day order still goes out. Outside London, once Tuesday 23 March has passed, a courier cannot get a bouquet there before the bank holidays, and an honest alternative is a gift card. It is sent by email straight away or on the date you choose, it is valid for twelve months, and the recipient picks their own bouquet and their own delivery date.

What if something is wrong when the flowers arrive?

Send us a photo. Our freshness guarantee is a replacement: the flowers stay fresh for at least three days from delivery when the care instructions are followed, and if they wilt sooner we replace the bouquet, in addition to your statutory rights. If a bouquet arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, send photos within 24 hours — over the bank holiday weekend too. Write to info@floritta.uk or message us on WhatsApp on +44 7387 939120.

An Easter ordering calendar for 2027

  • Early March. Mothering Sunday is 7 March, three weeks before Easter — see when to order Mother's Day flowers.
  • By Monday 22 March. Everything going outside London, so that it arrives by Thursday 25 March. Plants too: they take about three working days.
  • Thursday 25 March. Flowers for offices, and for anyone leaving town for the weekend.
  • Good Friday 26 March. A bank holiday and a normal delivery day in London.
  • Saturday 27 March. The busiest day of the weekend: flowers for Sunday's table, booked ahead with a window.
  • Easter Sunday 28 March, by 10 pm. Same-day orders across London, delivered within the day. The clocks go forward.
  • Easter Monday 29 March. A bank holiday and a normal delivery day in London.
  • Tuesday 30 March. Couriers outside London and offices are back.

What to send for Easter

If you send one thing, send tulips. They are the flower the season belongs to in Britain, they last well in a warm room, and they keep moving in the vase for days after they arrive. Around them the Easter palette is hyacinths for scent and ranunculus for shape, in white, soft yellow, pale pink and lilac — see what is in season in March. Lilies are traditional too, but they are toxic to cats: if the bouquet is going to a household with one, say so in the order comment and we will leave them out.

For a table that has to work through a long lunch, a low arrangement beats a tall bouquet, because people can see each other over it. For a visit, a flower basket arrives finished and survives being carried to someone else's house; baskets are delivered within London only. The Easter flowers collection has the spring bouquets, baskets and gifts in one place, and you can add your message at checkout — we place the card with the flowers.

Tatiana
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