Christmasflower delivery
Bring winter beauty indoors this Christmas — compare UK festive flower delivery.
Delivery in the UK
Sending flowers for christmas
Christmas flowers are one of the most enjoyable and underutilised ways to decorate a home during the festive season, and they also make outstanding gifts for everyone on your list. From the iconic poinsettia to elegant white amaryllis, seasonal wreaths to luxury Christmas bouquets, UK florists produce some of their most creative work in December. Sending Christmas flowers to family, friends, or colleagues is a warm and personal gesture that stands out in a season dominated by chocolates and gift vouchers. The combination of winter foliage, deep reds, crisp whites, and gold accents creates arrangements of genuine visual drama.
Christmas is the busiest period of the year for UK florists — order well in advance, ideally by the end of November or first week of December, to guarantee your preferred delivery date. Most UK florists stop taking Christmas orders by 22 or 23 December. If you are ordering for Christmas Day itself, check whether your chosen florist delivers on 25 December — most do not, so arrange delivery for 23 or 24 December instead. Bloom & Wild, Interflora, and Serenata Flowers all have dedicated Christmas delivery schedules.
Flower guide
Best flowers for christmas
The definitive Christmas plant — a beautifully wrapped poinsettia in classic red is an instantly festive and universally loved gift.
Dramatic and architectural, amaryllis blooms are showstoppers — their bold red or white flowers feel genuinely luxurious at Christmas.
Deep red roses mixed with winter foliage and berries make an elegantly festive Christmas arrangement that suits any home.
White lilies paired with holly, ivy, and winter greenery create classic, sophisticated Christmas arrangements.
Red carnations last exceptionally well in winter conditions, making them a reliable and striking choice for Christmas gifting.
Price guide
How much to spend on christmas flowers?
UK prices including delivery vary widely. These ranges reflect what you'll typically pay across major florists.
Buying guide
Tips for choosing christmas flowers
Order well in advance
December is the busiest month of the year for UK florists. Order Christmas flowers by the end of November or very early December to guarantee availability of your preferred arrangement and delivery date. Last-minute Christmas orders risk disappointment — many popular designs sell out weeks before the 25th.
Embrace winter foliage
The best Christmas arrangements use winter foliage — holly, ivy, eucalyptus, pine, and mistletoe — to create depth and fragrance. These elements are at peak quality in December and add a genuinely seasonal feel that imported tropical flowers cannot replicate.
Christmas flowers as gifts
Christmas flowers make outstanding host gifts for Christmas lunch or dinner, and thoughtful alternatives to the standard bottle of wine or box of chocolates. A beautiful poinsettia in a decorative pot, or a luxurious Christmas bouquet, will genuinely delight the recipient and look wonderful in their home throughout the festive period.
Consider a wreath or table display
Many UK florists now offer Christmas wreaths, table centrepieces, and mantelpiece arrangements as alternatives to traditional bouquets. These can be ordered for delivery in the weeks before Christmas and will last throughout the festive period. Appleyard and Interflora both have excellent Christmas homeware ranges.
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