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Red Roses
Red roses delivered across the UK – the classic way to say I love you. Choose a single long-stem rose through the letterbox, a dozen hand-tied with foliage or a luxury bouquet in a presentation vase. Many of our selected flowers come with next-day delivery and a free card.
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10 Red Roses Bouquet
£26.49 -
12 Red Roses Fresh Bouquet
£39.99 -
12 Red Roses in Presentation Vase
£35.99 -
50 Red Roses Bouquet
£79.99 -
50 Red Roses Luxury Hand-Tied Bouquet
£69.99 -
A Dozen Red Roses Letterbox Flowers
£26.49 -
Dozen Red Roses Hand-Tied Bouquet
£34.99 -
Heaven Pink Red & White Rose Bouquet
£21.39 -
Red King Roses Bouquet
£25.99 -
Red Rose & Lily Bouquet
£22.98 -
Red Roses Letterbox Flowers
£24.99 -
Single Long-Stem Red Rose Letterbox Gift
£19.95
What red roses mean
Red has stood for love and passion for centuries, which is why these flowers are the go-to romantic gift. Deep, velvety blooms say devotion; brighter scarlet feels bold and celebratory.
How many stems to send
Tradition gives each number its own meaning. One says love at first sight, six says you want to be theirs, and a dozen is the classic declaration – the gesture most people picture on Valentine’s Day. Twenty-four says forever, and fifty or more is a grand statement for a milestone anniversary or a proposal.
Want something that keeps longer than a week? A preserved rose holds its colour for a year or more.
Choosing the right bouquet
Roses only or mixed?
Some bouquets are roses only, which feels classic and elegant. Others add eucalyptus, gypsophila, hypericum berries or lilies for a softer, fuller look.
Long-stem and premium varieties
Long-stem flowers look the most luxurious. Naomi and Red Naomi are prized for their large heads and rich, radiant colour – look for the variety in the listing if you want a premium red rose bouquet.
Vase or no vase?
An arrangement delivered in a vase is ready to display straight away – handy if they don’t own a big one.
Price guide
Most bouquets here cost between £20 and £40, while fifty-stem luxury bouquets sit nearer £70–£80. Check whether the price includes delivery – many sellers add it free.
Occasions
Valentine’s Day
The busiest day of the year for florists. Order online early and pick a named delivery date, as the best options sell out.
Anniversaries
Match the number of stems to the years you’ve been together for a personal touch.
Christmas
Pair deep red blooms with pine, skimmia and red amaryllis for a festive arrangement. See our Christmas flowers.
Just because
A surprise on an ordinary Tuesday often means the most.
What to write on the card
Keep the message short and personal – a shared joke, a memory or simply “Thinking of you, always”. Most sellers print your card message for free, so you can add it at checkout. A red rose bouquet with a heartfelt note is a flower gift they’ll keep the card from long after the petals fall.
Delivery options
Most sellers offer a next-day flower delivery service if you add to basket before their afternoon cut-off, with tracked courier delivery to the door. Nobody home? Choose roses sent as letterbox flowers – the box fits through the door. Hand-tied stems usually travel with a water pack so they arrive fresh.
Care tips
Trim each stem at an angle and put the flowers straight into a clean vase of fresh water with the flower food. Remove leaves below the waterline, keep them out of direct sun and away from the fruit bowl, and change the water every couple of days. If a head starts to droop, re-cut the stem under water to revive it. With good care, a fresh bouquet lasts a week or more.
Red Roses FAQs
Can I get red roses delivered next day?
Yes – many bouquets here offer next-day delivery across the UK if you order before the seller’s cut-off.
What does a dozen mean?
A dozen is the classic declaration of love – the traditional romantic gift for Valentine’s Day and anniversaries.
Can they be sent through the letterbox?
Yes. Several are letterbox gifts, including a single long-stem rose and a dozen in a slim box.
What are the most popular red flowers?
Roses top the list, followed by tulips, carnations, gerberas, amaryllis, anemones and ranunculus. Hypericum berries and skimmia add red accents to mixed bouquets.
What do red flowers symbolise?
Love, passion, courage and celebration. That’s why they’re chosen for romance, Valentine’s Day and Christmas.
Are flowers cheaper at a florist or supermarket?
Supermarket bunches are cheaper, but a florist’s bouquet uses better-quality stems, lasts longer and arrives beautifully arranged – much better as a gift.
Are they only for romance?
Mostly – red stands for love. For friends or family, pink, yellow or white roses are a safer choice.
Christmas delivery
Royal Mail recommends posting by Monday 21 December for 1st Class and Tracked 24. Sellers need time to pack, so check each listing’s delivery date before you order.
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