Illustration of the style and colours. Your florist makes it by hand.
Florist arrangement
White Flower Arrangement
An all-white arrangement that works for sympathy, weddings and formal gifting alike.
18–24 stems, arranged by hand
UK price shown. It changes to the local currency once you choose the delivery city.
- Pay only after we confirmNothing is charged on this site. We confirm on WhatsApp, then send a secure payment link.
- Hand-delivered, never postedMade by a florist in the recipient's own city and delivered in person.
- Freshness guaranteeDamaged, wilted, not as ordered or not delivered — we remake it or refund it.
- Substitution rulesEqual or greater value, same palette, never the flower you named.
About this arrangement
White arrangements carry different meanings in different markets, which is the point of sending them through a local florist rather than a central warehouse. In much of Europe white chrysanthemums read as funereal; in other settings the same palette reads as formal and celebratory. The florist building it in the destination city knows which is which.
Care on arrival
- Keep in a cool room to extend the display
- White flowers bruise visibly — handle stems, not petals
- Re-cut and refresh the water every second day
Common questions
How long will the white flower arrangement last?
Around 10 days from a fresh stem, longer in a cool room and with the water changed every second day.
Who makes and delivers it?
A florist near the delivery address. They arrange it by hand on the day and deliver it in person — it is never boxed and posted.
Can I include a message card?
Yes, at no extra cost. The florist writes it out by hand exactly as you type it, in any language or alphabet.
How and when do I pay?
Nothing is charged on this site. You place the order here, we confirm it with you on WhatsApp, and we send a secure payment link for the exact total in the delivery country's currency. We never ask for card details in the chat.
What sizes are available?
Small, medium and large — £38.99 to £88.99. The larger sizes carry proportionally more stems rather than the same arrangement scaled up.