Same Day Friendship Bouquets
We only work with florists across the all of our UK cities to provide you with the very best friendship bouquets. Popular areas include London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Nottingham and more. Floom's partnering florists use seasonal stems to curate and create a truly memorable gift for your friend. After all, it's what they deserve!
Flowers for Best Friends
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What flowers symbolise friendship?
Different flowers symbolise various aspects of a friend. The alstroemeria, commonly called the Peruvian lily or lily, is the flower most used within friendship bouquets. Its twisting leaves grow upside as it grows symbolising the twists and turns of friendships!
Pink roses are widely regarded as a sign of gratitude and appreciation – perfect to send to a loved one or a friend – and white are tied to the themes of purity, innocence and sympathy. Meanwhile, roses of the yellow variety are a sign of both joy and friendship.
The chrysanthemum stem is said to bring good luck into the home, although such meanings differ depending on the colour of the stems Most commonly, it’s associated with friendship and well-wishes.
Why send flowers with Floom?
Always unique, never generic
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