White Roses

White roses are the most versatile flower we send: the same bloom works for a wedding, a sympathy tribute, a new home or a quiet “thinking of you”. This page gathers every design in our London studio built around white and cream roses — small hand-tied bunches, roses with eucalyptus, rose baskets, bridal bouquets and funeral sprays. Each one is made in our SE1 studio on the day it leaves, and orders placed by 10pm are delivered across London the same day, seven days a week.

Classic White Rose Bouquets

If you want nothing but white roses, start with the 6 white roses or the 8 white roses bouquet — simple, clean and easy to place in any room. The Premium 12 white roses with eucalyptus adds silver-green foliage for a fuller, more finished look, and Camilla is the softer, looser take on the same pairing. For something that stands on its own without a vase, the English countryside arrangement sets white roses and eucalyptus in a jute basket, and 20 white French roses in the basket is the generous version.

Cream and Ivory Roses

Pure white is cool and crisp; cream and ivory are warmer and read as gentler in a room. Serene cream mixes cream roses with white lisianthus, and the Cream peony roses bouquet uses full, many-petalled peony-style roses in cream and soft peach. If you want white roses as part of a mixed design, Timeless romance pairs them with lisianthus and spray roses, Camden white edit with white chrysanthemums, and White Kensington grace with white hydrangea. The rest of our white range, from lilies to orchids, is on the white flowers page, and every colour of rose is on our roses page.

White Roses for Weddings and for Sympathy

For a bride, the Creamy roses bridal bouquet and the Cream garden rose bridal bouquet (which comes with a matching buttonhole) are built to hold well through a long day; the Moonlight vows bridal bouquet combines white garden roses with white carnations. More bridal designs are on our wedding flowers page. For a funeral or a memorial, the White rose honour spray and Pearls of remembrance are made to be placed rather than held; the full range of tributes is on our funeral flowers page.

White Roses — Questions We Are Asked

Can I get white roses delivered today in London?

Yes. Every design on this page is made in the studio on the day it goes out, so orders placed by 10pm are delivered the same day anywhere in London, including weekends and bank holidays. Hand-tied bouquets also travel to the rest of mainland Britain in 2–3 working days; baskets and funeral tributes are delivered in London only.

What do white roses mean?

White roses stand for respect, new beginnings and remembrance, which is why the same flower appears at weddings and at funerals. On their own they read as calm and sincere rather than romantic. If you are sending red and white roses together, our guide to what red and white roses mean explains the old superstition and why most people today see the pairing as unity.

What is the difference between white, ivory and cream roses?

Pure white roses are cool and slightly blue, ivory is warmer and closer to bone, and cream has a soft yellow undertone. In a photo they can look the same; in a room they do not. If the colour has to match something, such as a wedding dress or a room, tell us in the order comment and a florist will choose accordingly.

How long do white roses last?

Usually a week, often longer. Trim the stems at an angle, use fresh water, change it every two days and keep the vase out of direct sun, which browns white petals at the edges first. More tips are in our guide to how long flowers last. Every bouquet carries our freshness guarantee: it stays fresh for at least three days from delivery when the care instructions are followed, or we replace it.

Can you make a larger white rose bouquet or a bespoke design?

Yes. Most bouquets on this page come in several sizes on the product page, and for a specific number of stems, a matching set for a wedding or a standing order for an office, tell us in the order comment or by WhatsApp. Contact us with any question before you order.