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Flowers for Wife

For the anniversaries, and the Tuesdays in between

  • 13 ideas
  • £25.90 to £85.90
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The best flowers for a wife are usually the ones that show you have paid attention. If she loves peach and cream, a bunch of red roses will say less than a softer bouquet in her colours. If she has always wanted the grand gesture, a heart-shaped arrangement or a big luxury bunch will do the job.

This list covers both. At the low end are letterbox bouquets that post through the door, which is a safe way to surprise her on a day she is working. At the other end are fuller hand-tied bunches of hydrangeas, peony-shaped spray roses and a heart-shaped arrangement for a bigger occasion.

A few tips: send flowers on an ordinary day as well as on an anniversary, because that is when they feel most like a surprise; add a card in your own words; and check the florist's delivery cut-off if you are ordering for the same day. Prices shown are for the smallest size.

  1. Rose Letterbox

    Velvety red roses with pistachio foliage in a letterbox format. Classic, low-priced and easy to surprise her with.

  2. Endless Love

    Hot pink roses with light purple carnations. A livelier, more playful choice than a bunch of red roses.

  3. Pink Harmony

    Pink carnations and hot pink alstroemeria in a warm, playful mix, good as an everyday gesture rather than a big occasion.

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  5. Passion Bloom

    Velvety roses in rich red and deep pink, hand-tied. A romantic pick for an anniversary or a birthday.

  6. Peach Elegance

    Ruffled, peony-shaped Juliet spray roses in a soft peach shade. For a wife who likes gentler colours.

  7. Bella

    Lush blue hydrangea with crisp white spray chrysanthemums. A fresh, cool-toned bunch for someone who is not a rose person.

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  9. Champagne Sunrise

    Salmon chrysanthemums and peach premium roses in warm, soft tones. Quietly luxurious.

  10. Coral Sonnet

    Salmon chrysanthemums with pink and coral blooms. Warm and romantic without being red.

  11. Red Roses with Eucalyptus

    Deep red roses with cool, silvery eucalyptus. The classic rose gesture, with a fresher look than all-red.

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  13. Blush Harmony

    Soft pink hydrangea with peony-shaped Juliet spray roses. Fuller and more luxurious, for a bigger occasion.

  14. Red Red Rose

    Luxurious Rhodos roses, hand-tied and wrapped. A classic red rose bunch from a second florist.

  15. Queen of My Heart

    A heart-shaped arrangement. This is the gesture piece on the list, for a big anniversary.

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  17. For a Smile

    Soft white and lilac with creamy white roses. A calm, restrained bunch at the top of the range.

Questions people ask

What flowers should I buy my wife for no special reason?

A mixed bouquet in her favourite colours is the best choice, because it feels like an act of attention rather than a gesture. Letterbox bouquets are a low-effort way to do it.

Are red roses too cliched for a wife?

They are classic, and they still land well on an anniversary. For a less expected choice, try roses in peach or coral, or a bouquet with hydrangeas.

Should I send flowers to her work or to our home?

Home is safer for a surprise she can enjoy, and work is better if you want her colleagues to see them. Check delivery times, and use a letterbox bouquet if nobody will be home.

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