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Flowers for Girlfriend

Sweet, simple and not too much too soon

  • 13 ideas
  • £25.90 to £45.90
  • Updated

Prices and stock checked 17 October 2026 and may change · How we make these guides

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Flowers for a girlfriend need to hit a balance: warm enough to say you care, not so big that it feels like a proposal. Soft pink roses, white roses and airy gypsophila do that well, and they suit the early months of a relationship as much as the later ones.

If you are not sure where you stand on the red roses question, the answer is usually to save them for when you know. Pink, white and peach are friendlier choices, and a bouquet that mixes in blue eryngium or coloured gypsophila feels more personal than a dozen reds.

The bouquets here start with letterbox bunches that post through the door and go up to fuller hand-tied arrangements from two UK florists. Add a card with a line that sounds like you, because that matters more than the stem count. Prices shown are for the smallest size.

  1. Love Language

    Light pink roses with striking blue eryngium. A modern, slightly unexpected mix for someone who would find a standard bunch dull.

    £25.90 View at MyFlowers

  2. Crazy in Love

    Vivid hot pink roses with lilac statice. Bold and bright, for a girlfriend who likes colour.

    £27.90 View at MyFlowers

  3. Love at First

    A generous bunch of light pink roses, kept simple. A soft, friendly choice.

    £27.90 View at MyFlowers

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  5. Towards The Dream Letterbox

    Crisp white roses, blue eryngium and soft pink santini spray chrysanthemums in a letterbox bouquet that arrives through the door.

    £29.90 View at MyFlowers

  6. Audrey

    Soft light pink roses with airy white gypsophila. Sweet and light, and a good first bouquet.

    £29.90 View at MyFlowers

  7. Good Mood

    A cloud of coloured gypsophila in a multicoloured haze. A playful non-rose choice for someone who likes things a little different.

    £30.90 View at MyFlowers

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  9. Secret Admirer

    Premium red roses, the classic declaration. Save it for when you know the feeling is mutual.

    £32.90 View at MyFlowers

  10. A Thousand Kisses Letterbox

    Light pink roses in a soft pink-and-white letterbox bouquet. Delicate, and easy to send when she is not home.

    £32.90 View at MyFlowers

  11. Peach Melody

    Peony-shaped Juliet spray roses in soft peach. Romantic and warm without the red-rose shorthand.

    £37.90 View at MyFlowers

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  13. Afrodita

    White roses, pink carnations and pink spray roses in a soft, feminine mix.

    £37.90 View at MyFlowers

  14. Afina

    Pure white roses with gently ruffled petals. A minimalist choice for someone who likes things clean.

    £41.90 View at MyFlowers

  15. Strawberry Ice Cream

    Soft pink with creamy white. Sweet and pretty, and the name is a good conversation starter.

    £45.90 View at MyFlowers

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  17. Elixir of Love

    Red roses with delicate astrantia from a second florist. A romantic pick for when the relationship is further along.

    £39.99 View at Flowers & Plants Co.

Questions people ask

What flowers should I give my girlfriend for the first time?

Choose soft pink or white roses, or a mixed bouquet in pastel colours. They are warm and friendly without being too intense.

Should I send flowers or bring them in person?

Bringing them yourself is more personal. If she works late or you are far apart, a letterbox bouquet sent to her home is a good surprise.

What flowers say I love you?

Red roses are the traditional answer. If it is too early for that, pink roses or a mixed bunch say you care without making the big statement.

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