Freshly-cut flowers always feel like a real luxury, as well as a way to connect with the outdoors and a moment of joy as spring really gets into the swing of it. Online flower delivery companies in the UK are thriving as we rush to snap up the beautiful blooms as a treat or gift for a friend to cheer them up or simply just because. When it comes to the best Mother's Day gifts, flowers are the easiest (and now most efficient) way of showing your mum how much you love them.
With Mother's Day coming up on March 10th 2024, it's quite a time to start getting those ducks in a row. If you know you're keen to send a gorgeous bunch then look no further because we've found the best online flower delivery services across the UK.
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M&Swww.marksandspencer.com
M&S has one of the best selections of blooms on the internet, with bouquets like this one including a bottle of rosé prosecco to treat your mum. There's even free nominated day delivery.
bloom&wildwww.bloomandwild.com
Bloom & Wild is renowned for its brilliant letterbox flowers but there's also an incredible range of hand-tied bouquets, too. This one would make anyone's day, it's a real show-stopper.
Freddie's Flowers www.freddiesflowers.com
While Freddie's Flowers usually offers subscription services only, there are options available as one-time gifts. That includes this sweet bunch of Mother's Day blooms, which are super-pretty.
www.fortnumandmason.com
If you really want to impress, Fortnum's beautiful bouquet features a very generous 44 stems including a variety of roses – romantic antique, vitality, juliet, pavlova and princess charlene – red astrantia, rosemary, mint, eucalyptus and viburnum.
bloomwww.bybloom.co.uk
Your mum would be very lucky indeed to receive this bunch of flowers. Including white porcelain roses, ranunculus and white lilac, this seasonal bouquet is light and fresh.
Serenata Flowers www.serenataflowers.com
Flowers are always joyful and this traditional mix of cream-coloured lilies, santini, alstro and germini, finished with a spritz of purple limonium will make your mum smile. This is one of the biggest bunches under £50 we've seen. There's even free standard delivery at the moment.
amazonLovely white roses and beautiful purple freesia hand-arranged by expert florists, delivered in bud with a water-based nutrient gel for added freshness and longevity.
flowerbxwww.flowerbx.com
For a unique bouquet, Flowerbx has a crush-fringed tulip selection in coral and siren pink. These sugary sweet shades are especially pretty, making them the perfect option for Mother's Day.
appleyard flowerswww.appleyardflowers.com
This simple collection of white roses is an elegant and convenient way to send your love this Mother's Day.
Waitrosewww.waitroseflorist.com
Waitrose has this stunning stocks and narcissi gift set complete with Chocolate Truffles to really treat your mum.
floomwww.floom.com
Go for something a little different with this array of pinks, whites and ivories in various vintage shades with an array of florist-chosen seasonal flowers and wispy foliage.
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As the name suggests, Bloom & Wild's letterbox flowers can be posted straight through letterboxes which makes it a super easy gift, not to mention as a treat for yourself. Prices start from £20 and you can even add significant dates (anniversaries, birthdays etc) onto your account so that they’ll give you a ‘nudge’ in time. The brand also has a range of subscription services if you fancy giving your favourite person (or yourself) the gift of flowers every single month.
Another firm favourite is Bloom, the UK’s first 100% plastic-free and zero-waste luxury online floristry service, and not forgetting Amazon where you can pick up some beauties. If you have Amazon Prime they'll be delivered even quicker with some flower delivery services able to ship on the same day.
On the high street, M&S is also a great choice for flower delivery across the UK. The brand has amazing bouquets from just £25, all available with free nominated day delivery. This means you can choose exactly when someone receives your lovely gift, without having to spend a fortune.
Who sends flowers by post?
We certainly love to send flowers and it seems we no longer need an excuse to send them to our favourite people. According to Bloom & Wild, 162,000 people have sent bouquets simply to 'brighten' someone's day in the past year, with this being the most-used word in gift cards, while 780,000 sent 'just because' flowers.
Natalie Hammond is senior fashion news editor at Grazia. She previously worked at The Times - and has written for publications including The Telegraph, The Financial Times and gal-dem. She loves a ludicrously capacious bag (sorry, Tom!) and has never met a pair of clogs she wouldn’t wear. Find her on Instagram.