With Mother’s Day just around the corner, here are some of the best places to find cheap flowers to please your mum.
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With Mother’s Day on Sunday, 10 March this year, you don’t have a lot of time left to book for flowers delivered the next day or nip out and buy some in a store.
As a mother, I’d love a homemade card and having the chance to put my feet up, but if my kids wanted to get me flowers, I’d prefer they didn’t spend a whack.
So, I’ve looked into finding cheap Mother’s Day flowers that still look amazing.
Cheap Mother’s Day flowers
Delivered flowers
If you want to get Mother’s Day flowers delivered, you need to act fast.
M&S Mother’s Day flowers
M&S is now offering free delivery with their flowers.
However, they are selling fast!
Prices start from £25, including delivery.
You can nominate the delivery date, and they’ll arrive between 7 AM – 7 PM, but you cannot pick a set time.
You can also add a free gift message to the order.
Prestige Flowers – with free chocolate
When you order flowers from Prestige, they throw in a box of free handmade truffles for free on some orders!
Prices start from £19.99 for a Rose and Lily selection.
Rose and Lily Exquisite Gift £32.99, with free chocolates and Mother’s Day balloon
Take a look at their offers here.
Next day delivery costs £5.99.
Moonpig flowers
Flowers start from £26 / Mother’s Day range.
However, you can choose gift bundles for good prices as a bundle with cards and flowers.
Delivery costs £5.99 for a next-day courier. The delivery is made between 8 am and 9 pm. No signature is required.
Homebargains flowers
You can get next day delivery with Homebargain flowers online.
Flowers start from £14.99
You can get free Standard Delivery if you order by 10 PM (delivered in 1-2 working days). Or, delivery costs £2.95 for next day if you order by 10 pm.
Take a look at their full range here.
In store flowers
Supermarkets sell flowers all year round – and they can be of great value.
However, they get specific bouquets from the Thursday or Friday before Mother’s Day to mark the occasion.
I would say it’s better to shop earlier if you can, as there aren’t usually many left if you wait until Sunday morning!
Here is a selection of flowers you can get for less than £10, although more ranges are available.
Aldi
Flowers are available in store from Wednesday, 6 March.
Beautiful Blooms Pocket Money Posy £1.99 (similar to above)
Lovely Mum Tullips or Best Mum Bouqet for £4.99.
Rose Gift Bag for £5.99.
Aldi no longer offers online ordering for delivery, so you can only pick them up in store from either 6 March, or 7th or 8th for some of their larger bouquets.
Lidl Mother’s Day Bouquets
Flowers are on sale from 7 March.
Pocket Money Posey Bouquet £2.49
Tulip Abundance £5/99
Cotton Candy Bouquet £9.99
and more
Tesco
Daffodils £1
Rose bouquets £3 or £5, depending on size
Asda
Asda flowers are stocked in certain stores, and there is a selection of fresh flowers available online (for delivery 7 – 9 March).
Daffodils £1 (in store and delivery with groceries)
Carefully Selected Isabella Bouquet £ (in store and delivery with groceries)
ASDA Wonderful Mum £6
Extra Special Premium Oriental Lilies £8
Thara says
Heya.
You can learn how to make up flowers in order to save money. Most community colleges offer popular courses in floristry. Or you can try to see if you can get some in a local garden centre or supermarket too. Alternatively you can even try to do it on your own with a cheap flower making kit in question here. Order one online to use. Good luck. Flowers are nice. I love floristry.