Christmas
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A beautiful Christmas bouquet brings warmth and cheer to any home.
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Browse bouquets for birthdays, new arrivals, sympathy and everything between, then let a local florist deliver them to the door.
Bouquets people are choosing
Made up and delivered by florists around the country.
What are you celebrating, or commiserating?
Tap the occasion closest to yours.
Birthday
Bright blooms for another year older
New baby
A bunch for the proud parents
Graduation
Mark the big result
Sympathy
Quiet whites for a hard time
Funeral
Wreaths, sprays and what suits a wake
Hospital
Cheer for a ward bedside
Wedding & anniversary
Flowers for a special date
Love
Red roses never go out of style
Father’s Day
Thanks to Dad, in flowers
Get well soon
Cheerful colour for recovery
Nationwidelocal florists around the country
Guidescare and etiquette
Bouquetsfor every date in the diary
Ideaswhen you are stuck for a gift
Dates coming up in the Irish calendar
Give yourself time to choose, rather than leaving it to the last minute.
Valentine's Day
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Surprise your loved one with a romantic bouquet for Valentine's Day.
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Mother's Day
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Give Mum a day to remember – a beautiful bouquet is the finest gift.
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Roses
What the colours mean and how to make them last.
Tulips
Spring’s favourite, with a long Dutch backstory.
Peony
Fat, fragrant blooms with a short season.
Lily
Tall, scented and a regular at funerals and weddings.
Sunflower
Sunny faces that lift any room.
Hydrangea
Big, soft heads in blue, pink and white.
Daffodil
The yellow herald of March, and its quirks in a vase.
Dahlia
Late-summer showstopper in endless shapes.
Iris
Deep purples and blues on tall, sword-like stems.
Carnations
Frilly, hardy and good for a fortnight.
Alstroemeria
Peruvian lily: tough, colourful and long-lasting.
Hyacinth
A heady spring scent from one short stem.
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Every guide in one place.
Ready to choose? Start with your town.
Find your townNot sure what to pick?
Our guides cover the blooms Irish buyers reach for most, from the rose and the spring tulip to the lush peony. Each one says what the flower stands for, which occasions it suits and what to do once the vase is filled.
Timing matters in Ireland as much as anywhere. Mothering Sunday falls in Lent, St Valentine’s comes in February, and a death notice can leave only a day or two to arrange a tribute for the removal or funeral. Pick your town on the send flowers page, or wander through the flower catalogue and the full guides section.
Other useful pages: towns we cover, hospital deliveries and the flower FAQ.
From Dublin to Donegal, a florist is close to your recipient.
Browse by townQuick answers before you order
Will my flowers arrive today?
Often they can, if the order goes in early and the address is within the florist’s delivery area. Last-minute orders for rural spots may need an extra day, so leave a little slack for anything important.
Can I pick the day it arrives?
Yes. The date is chosen in the florist’s checkout, which makes it easy to line a bouquet up with a birthday, an anniversary or a christening.
How many days will a bouquet stay fresh?
A week is realistic for most mixed bouquets, sometimes longer. Keep the vase clean, give the stems a fresh snip when you change the water and keep it away from radiators and sunny windowsills.
What will it cost me?
The bouquet you choose sets the price, and the total, including delivery, is shown in the florist’s checkout before you pay. Smaller posies cost less, larger arrangements and urgent deliveries cost more.
Can the flowers come without my name on them?
Yes, most online flower shops allow you to send flowers without providing a sender. You can also choose to include a personal message with or without your name.
What should I send to a funeral or wake?
Check the death notice first, because some families ask for “family flowers only” or for donations instead. If flowers are welcome, soft whites and creams in lilies, roses or chrysanthemums are the usual choice. Our funeral guide explains wreaths, sprays and where to send them.
What if the recipient lives outside Ireland?
Flowers can go to many countries. Pick the country and bouquet through the button below and choose the day in the checkout.
Flowers for abroad →
Flowers for abroad →
Which blooms have the most staying power?
Chrysanthemums, carnations and alstroemeria are the marathon runners and can stay good for around two weeks. Roses and tulips are shorter-lived, often about a week. Fresh water every second day helps them all.