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Flowers for 50th, 60th and 70th Birthdays

Lisianthus, hydrangeas and sunflowers for the later milestones

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  • £26.90 to £87.90
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A 50th, 60th or 70th birthday is the sort of occasion where flowers do a lot of work. They arrive on the day, they fill the room for a week, and everyone who visits sees them.

MyFlowers lists these bouquets in its milestone-birthday collection and under its 50th, 60th and 70th birthday flowers. A few things help when choosing: go for a full, generous bunch, pick colours she or he already likes, and consider lisianthus and spray roses, which have the long-lasting look of a luxury bouquet.

The list runs from letterbox bunches that post through the door to a lavish pink rose arrangement at the top. A card and a phone call make the day, and the flowers are the visible reminder. MyFlowers states that same-day delivery is available across the UK on orders placed in time. Prices shown are for the smallest size.

  1. Red Composition Letterbox

    Velvety red roses gathered with seasonal blooms and fresh green foliage, in a letterbox bouquet. Rich and low-priced.

  2. Purple Composition Letterbox

    Calming shades of purple and lilac, with ruffled carnations and multi-headed alstroemeria. A letterbox bunch with a colour that stands out.

  3. Garden Secrets

    Spray chrysanthemums in creamy white and soft pink. A delicate, garden-inspired bouquet that lasts well.

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  5. Cute Roses Mix

    Soft light pink, hot pink and crisp white roses in a hand-tied bunch. Cheerful and full.

  6. 5 Pink Lisianthus

    Blush-pink lisianthus with ruffled, rose-like petals. A single-variety bouquet that looks luxurious.

  7. Spring Wishes

    Fresh seasonal blooms in a pretty, uplifting palette. A cheerful choice for a spring or summer birthday.

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  9. Lizzie

    A soft, romantic bouquet in pastel pink, white and lilac, with pink carnations and delicate spray roses.

  10. Champagne Bliss

    Ivory and white blooms: premium white roses, elegant lilies and lisianthus. Pale and refined.

  11. Sunny Rabbit

    Clusters of spray roses in warm, sunlit golds, honeyed peach and soft yellow. Warm and cheerful.

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  13. Alice In Wonderland

    White calla lilies and pink lisianthus in a soft, romantic pink-and-white arrangement.

  14. A Ray of Sunshine

    A sunflower bouquet with feathery solidago that pours warmth into any room. A good choice for someone who likes bright colour.

  15. Sorbet Grand

    Premium hot pink and blush roses layered with peony-shaped Misty Bubbles spray roses. A lavish bouquet at the top of the range.

Questions people ask

What flowers are good for a 60th birthday?

A full, generous bunch of roses, lisianthus or spray roses in their favourite colours. Ruffled, rose-like lisianthus has a luxurious look.

What flowers suit a 70th birthday?

Soft pastels, white and pink suit many people, and sunflowers suit someone who likes bright colour. Pick something that looks full and lasts.

What can I send with the flowers?

A card with a personal message is the main thing. A box of chocolates or a candle makes a good addition.

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