Celebrate Easter with beautiful, seasonal flowers, handcrafted by our expert florists in Chelmsford.
Our Easter flower collection includes cheerful spring bouquets, charming Easter baskets, and thoughtful chocolate and fruit hampers. Whether you’re sending love to family or surprising someone special, we make Easter gifting easy with local delivery across Chelmsford and Essex — and a 5% discount when you order online.
Our Easter arrangements are full of vibrant spring colour. We use cheerful yellows, soft pinks, and bright blues to create eye-catching displays perfect for the season. Popular blooms in our designs include Solidago (goldenrod), Peruvian lilies, cheery Gerberas, and other seasonal flowers, all paired with lush green foliage. These joyful colours capture the spirit of Easter and the freshness of spring.
We offer free local Easter flowers delivery across Chelmsford and surrounding Essex areas. Nationwide delivery is also available for orders outside our local area. Easter deliveries are available throughout Easter week and on Easter Saturday. Please note we do not deliver on Bank Holidays. You can place your order online any time and enjoy a 5% discount, or call us to speak to a member of our friendly team.
Easter Sunday falls on a different date each year. It’s celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon that follows 21st March. In 2025, Easter Sunday is on 20th April.
Flowers make lovely gifts for loved ones at Easter. They represent renewal and new beginnings – tying into the true and traditional meaning of the season. Even if you don’t celebrate Easter for religious reasons, floral arrangements still make wonderful gifts that celebrate community, togetherness, and the joy of spring.
Some popular colours, often chosen for Easter bouquets include soft pastels like yellow, pink, lilac and even blue. These shades are chosen to reflect the freshness and joy of spring, and are added to arrangements along with fresh foliage to make perfect gifts or displays.
Traditionally, the Easter flower is the Easter lily (Lilium longiflorum), however many other flowers are associated with Easter tradition. Flowers such as daffodils, tulips, daisies, carnations and hyacinths are some blooms that come to mind when most people think of Easter.
Lilies are one of the most popular Easter flowers, especially white lilies. They symbolise purity, peace, and hope — all key elements of the Easter season.
While there is no 'official' Easter flower, the Easter Lily (Lilium longiflorum) is the flower most widely associated with Easter. This flower has ties to the traditional meaning of Easter – serving as a representation of resurrection and spiritual renewal.
Spring flowers such as lilies, daffodils, and carnations are often placed on graves at Easter as a sign of remembrance, love, and renewal. Simple seasonal arrangements are a respectful and meaningful tribute.
