Above £100 a bouquet stops being a nice gesture and starts being the thing people remember. This is where our larger hand-tied designs and the first of the statement arrangements sit.
Flowers From £100 to £150 — Questions We Are Asked
What makes a bouquet a luxury bouquet rather than a large one?
Not the size. It is the flowers in it and how they are put together: garden roses and peony roses instead of standard stems, hydrangea heads for structure, lisianthus and seasonal foliage for movement, and a florist spending real time on the shape rather than bunching and tying. A hundred cheap stems is a big bouquet; thirty considered ones is a luxury one.
What are the best seasonal flowers in this range right now?
It moves through the year, which is the point of buying seasonally. Late summer and autumn lean on hydrangeas, garden roses, lisianthus, chrysanthemums and dahlias; late spring and early summer bring peonies; the cool months bring tulips, ranunculus and anemones. Ask us what is best on your date and we will tell you honestly rather than sell you the imported version.
Is this enough for a milestone birthday or a big anniversary?
Comfortably. Around a hundred products sit between £100 and £150 today, and it is the range we send most often for fortieth and fiftieth birthdays, tenth anniversaries and the apologies that need to land properly.
Can I get something in this range delivered today?
Yes. Order by 10 PM and we deliver the same day across London and Greater London, seven days a week. For the rest of the UK allow two to three working days.