Arena Flowers launches new subscription service that is perfect for brightening up your home during lockdown
ARENA Flowers have launched a new subscription service and it's perfect if you're looking to gift for yourself or a loved one.
The seasonal stems will be delivered to your door, and they look gorgeous.
The subscription will cost you £15 a pop plus delivery, and you can choose how periodically you want to receive them.
- Arena Flowers subscription, from £15 -
Flower fans can choose from weekly, fortnightly or month subscriptions, and they'll receive a collection of seasonal stems that change weekly.
The first subscription included peonies, eucalyptus and more, with each delivery chosen by Arena's in house florists with a focus on seasonal blooms.
Flowers will be delivered each Thursday, so flower fans can ensure a beautiful bouquet of blooms in time for the weekend.
Whats more the packaging remains compostable, and by June the packaging will also incorporate the flower waste, making Arena Flowers the world's first closed loop flower florist - pretty impressive stuff!
If that wasn't enough, for every delivery, they're promising to plant a tree.
With lock down separating many of us still, the flower subscriptions are perfect for brightening up a loved ones day, or for treating yourself with some gorgeous stems.
You can, and choose from the subscription options below.
- Weekly subscription, £15 -
- Fortnightly subscription, £15 - buy here -
- Monthly subscription, £15 -
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