Send Mother’s Day flowers through the letterbox with the best online flower delivery services

Mother's Day flower delivery
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It’s Mother’s Day on Sunday in the UK, and if you’ve cancelled family plans this weekend, you may be thinking about ordering a bouquet of Mother’s Day flowers online instead. One excellent option to consider in the current climate is letterbox flowers: these are hand-packed in bud, and sent through the post in handy boxes that will fit through the letterbox. But there’s a lot of choice out there, so which online flower delivery service has the best Mother’s Day flowers? And are letterbox flowers the only safe option?

The best Mother's Day Flower delivery services

Want to place your order right now? Go straight to the best Mother's Day flower delivery websites:

1. Bloom & Wild: best non-contact delivery - from £20
2. Interflora: biggest bouquet - £5 off some flowers
3. Waitrose: best presentation - and save £5
4. Moonpig: flowers from £20 + free personalised card
5. Prestige: cheap Mother's Day flowers - 25% off

Earlier this week, our sister site Real Homes ordered Mother’s Day bouquets from nine of the best online flower delivery services in the UK, choosing a mixture of hand-delivered bouquets, courier-delivered options and letterbox flowers from each to test which were best. And the results were interesting.

If a non-contact delivery is an absolute priority, they found Mother’s Day flowers from letterbox flower specialist Bloom & Wild to be the best on test. Their bouquets were posted through the door looking full and fresh, and while they were a little smaller than some of the hand-delivered and couriered options, the blooms held their own next to the bigger bouquets.

But don’t write off hand-delivered and couriered Mother’s Day flowers just yet. Many online flower delivery websites are allowing you to specify a non-contact delivery in the instructions, and Real Homes found that companies such as Interflora and Floom, which partner with local florists to provide hand-delivered bouquets, were the most reliable (and personable) in following these directions. 

Bear in mind that non-contact delivery will be entirely down to the discretion of the local florist or courier - and they won't take responsibility for missing flowers - but the option itself is good news. Hand-delivered Mother’s Day bouquets are usually bigger than letterbox flowers and arrive professionally arranged, which gives them incredible instant impact at the door. 

Whichever mode of Mother’s Day flower delivery you choose, if a non-contact drop off is very important, we recommend asking the recipient to place a note on their door with instructions for the delivery person, just to be absolutely sure. Read on for the best Mother’s Day flower delivery services in the UK…

1. The best Mother's Day letterbox flowers 

Bloom & Wild Mother’s Day flowers: from just £23 plus free delivery | Bloom & Wild

Bloom & Wild Mother’s Day flowers: from just £23 plus free delivery | Bloom & Wild
Bloom & Wild have a wide range of Mother’s Day letterbox flowers on offer, from cheerful The Charlie bouquet (£23) and Indian sunset-inspired option The Evie XL (£38) to our favourite, the Mother's Day Classic (£41, pictured), which brings together La Belle roses, long-lasting alstroemeria, snap dragons and more. Or, for the ultimate treat, order three month’s of flowers for £60). They'll be posted through the letterbox for the ultimate non-contact delivery.

2. The biggest Mother's Day flower bouquets

Interflora Mother’s Day flowers: £5 off, or 25% extra free on some bouquets | Interflora

Interflora Mother’s Day flowers: £5 off, or 25% extra free on some bouquets | Interflora
You can get 25% extra flowers in some Interflora Mother's Day bouquets - like the Very Vibrant Hand-Tied bouquet (£41, pictured). There's also £5 off some bouquets when you order from Interflora for delivery on the 20th March. These flowers will be hand-delivered, looking amazing, and you can request non-contact delivery from the local florist when you place your order.

3. The best-presented Mother's Day flowers

Waitrose Mother’s Day flowers: from £20 plus free delivery | Waitrose

Waitrose Mother’s Day flowers: from £20 plus free delivery | Waitrose
Mother’s Day bouquets start from just only £20 at Waitrose for a vibrant selection of tulips to £60 for an exclusive bouquet that comes in an iconic Emma Bridgewater jug, all the way up to £100 for the magnificent No.1 Mother's Day Flower Garden Bouquet, pictured, which comes packed with luscious lilies, lisianthus, roses and astrantia. They’ll all be professionally arranged and delivered for free by courier.

4. The best Mother's Day flowers plus card

Mother's Day flowers at Moonpig: from £22 + FREE card | Moonpig

Mother's Day flowers at Moonpig: from £22 + FREE card | Moonpig
There are almost 30 Mother's Day bouquets to choose between at Moonpig, including the popular Mother's Day (£30, pictured). Our bouquets were big and fresh - but where Moonpig really stands out is its excellent card service. Add code LOVEMUM at checkout and you'll get a free, personalised card with your flowers.

5. The best cheap Mother's Day flowers

Mother's Day flowers at Prestige: up to 25% off | Prestige

Mother's Day flowers at Prestige: up to 25% off | Prestige
If you're looking for Mother's Day flowers on a budget, Prestige has you covered. Prices start from just £19.99, and there are plenty of offers giving you up to 25% off certain bouquets - like the Exquisite bouquet (pictured) which costs £39.99 (was £49.99) and comes with free chocolates.  

Julia Sagar
Content director, special projects

Julia specialises in ecommerce at Future. For the last four years, she’s split her time between leading TechRadar’s crack team of deal editors - covering all the biggest sales of the year including Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Amazon Prime Day - and helping the audiences of Future’s consumer tech and lifestyle brands (TechRadar, Tom's Guide, T3, Marie Claire, Woman & Home and more) find the best products and services for their needs and budget.


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