Easterflower delivery
Welcome spring with beautiful Easter flowers — compare UK delivery prices.
Delivery in the UK
Sending flowers for easter
Easter is one of the most naturally beautiful times of year to send flowers in the UK, with spring at its most glorious and seasonal blooms at their freshest and most affordable. Daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and spring ranunculus are all at peak availability during the Easter period, making it possible to send genuinely spectacular arrangements without a premium price tag. Whether you are sending to family, friends, or a host who has invited you to Easter lunch, flowers make a joyful and season-appropriate gift. The soft pastels and vibrant yellows of spring flowers perfectly capture the spirit of renewal and new beginnings that Easter represents.
Easter falls on different dates each year — in 2026 it falls on 5 April, in 2027 on 28 March. Order by the Thursday before Easter weekend at the latest, as Good Friday and Easter Monday affect delivery schedules for many UK florists. Some florists do not deliver on Good Friday or Easter Monday, so Saturday delivery before the weekend is the safest option. Bloom & Wild and Bunches both maintain deliveries across the Easter weekend.
Flower guide
Best flowers for easter
The quintessential spring flower — a vibrant bunch of tulips in mixed spring colours is the perfect Easter gift.
Cheerful, seasonal, and quintessentially British — daffodils are the most natural choice for Easter, evoking spring in its purest form.
Their intense fragrance fills a room instantly — potted hyacinths make a beautiful Easter host gift that will last for weeks.
Soft pastel roses — blush pinks, creams, and lilacs — perfectly complement the Easter aesthetic.
Layered, lush, and available in perfect spring pastels — ranunculus is one of the most fashionable Easter flowers among UK florists.
Price guide
How much to spend on easter flowers?
UK prices including delivery vary widely. These ranges reflect what you'll typically pay across major florists.
Buying guide
Tips for choosing easter flowers
Choose seasonal spring varieties
Easter is when UK-grown spring flowers are at their absolute best and most affordable. Daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and narcissi are all in peak season and will outlast imported exotics. Seasonal flowers also tend to look more natural and less forced than hothouse blooms.
Soft pastels work beautifully
The Easter palette of soft yellows, pale pinks, lavender, and cream suits the season perfectly. These colours feel fresh and spring-like without being garish. Many UK florists put together dedicated Easter collections in these tones — look for them on Serenata Flowers and Bunches.
Consider a pot plant
A potted hyacinth, primrose, or miniature daffodil arrangement makes a lovely Easter alternative to cut flowers. It will last several weeks rather than days and looks wonderful on a windowsill or dining table. Many garden centres sell beautiful potted spring arrangements at excellent prices.
Think about Easter hosts
If attending an Easter lunch or dinner, spring flowers make a far more considered host gift than the traditional chocolate. They do not add to the inevitable chocolate pile and will brighten the home for days after. Aim for a medium-sized arrangement that can sit on a dining table as a centrepiece.
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