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Mother’s Day flowers 2020 – where to buy the best UK bouquets

MOTHER'S Day is just around the corner and it's time to start planning where to buy your flowers if you haven't already.

Supermarkets and florists always fight for your cash ahead of the day, which falls on Sunday March 22 in 2020, so you don't need to spend a fortune on your bouquet.

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Aldi's Mother's Day flower range includes bouquets starting from £4.99Credit: Aldi

If you're looking to get great value, think carefully about what blooms you want.

For those going for giant, colourful displays you can expect to spend at least £15, but seasonal flowers such as tulips can be great value for money.

With so many options available, we've rounded up the best deals from supermarkets, online florists and the top emergency next day delivery deals.

As we get closer to Mother's Day itself, we'll update this page with any new bargains, so keep checking back to find the best deals.

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Mother's Day range for 2020 includes bouquets with prices between £4.99 and £14.99. They can be snapped up in stores from March 19.
  • has , and its Mother's Day range will roll out in stores from March 18 with prices between £5 and £30.
  • is yet to reveal what deals it will offer this year, but last year these included pocket money posies for £2 to bigger bouquets for £20.
  • has six flower deals available , and it'll be selling bouquets starting from just £3 come Mother's Day. They'll be available in the supermarket's stores from March 18.
  • has plenty of flowers available for delivery, but you should be able to pick up bunches much more cost-effectively in store. In terms of its Mother's Day selection, prices start at £22 for a letterbox bouquet made up of tulips, cerise stocks, narcissi and eucalyptus. Browse the full range .
  • has an  and it said its Mother's Day deals will roll out in stores from March 18. The prices will range from £5 for a pink party bouquet to £30 for a Mother's Day elegance bouquet.
  • Mother's Day flowers include deals starting from £3 for a jug with a mini kalanchoe. The supermarket currently expects bouquets to roll out in stores from March 16. It will also sell unicorn and dinosaur bouquets for £10 from March 19.
  • also stocks freshly cut flowers in its supermarkets. If you're browsing online, its starts at £20 for a primula obconica planter.

    • What are my rights if the flowers arrive late or damaged?

    IF you order flowers and they aren't in great condition, you should be able to get your money back.

    Under the Consumer Rights Act, if you order flowers – just as with any other goods – and they are damaged; crushed, wilting or with browning petals, you should be entitled to a full refund, including the cost of delivery.

    The rules state that items ordered must be “of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose, and as described” when delivered.

    If you ordered a damaged bouquet, take a picture of the flowers to prove to the retailer that they were in bad condition when you received them.

    The best online florist delivery deals

    If you want to send a bunch of flowers to your mother, your best bet is an online florist.

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    offers a , with one-hour delivery available for Prime Now customers. Prices vary hugely depending on the seller, and make sure to check the reviews of each florist before you buy.
  • has loads of gorgeous , but the bouquets start from a pricey £40. Keep in mind that you'll also have to pay £6.99 for regular delivery, which will arrive next day at the earliest, or you can get same-day service for £9.99.
  • is Morrisons' dedicated flower delivery service for flowers sent as gifts. You'll need to browse in-store as the range isn't available online.
  • currently has 22 bunches of available. The least expensive one comes in at £30 for a Mother's Day Peaches and Cream Box. Sunday delivery costs £11 though, so you may want to have them delivered early to save cash. TopCashback is also currently offering £15 cashback on purchases from Interflora for new members, up until 23.59 on March 22. to read the full terms and conditions.
  • has , with prices starting from £20 for a Pretty Mum Bouquet.
  • is also selling a range of , with prices starting at £17. The retailer's offering free delivery too.
  • is perfect for mums with a sweet tooth as you'll . There's a roses and Continental Box package for £40.
  • has plenty of ready for order, with the cheapest option being 18 tulips for £20. Delivery typically costs £4.95 though, so make sure you factor that in when deciding how much to spend.
  •  flowers start at £9.99 for a bunch of roses and alstroemeria, going up to £39.99 for a luxury spring bouquet. Quidco is currently offering new users £15 cashback on flowers. to read the full terms and conditions.

    • Alternative places to buy Mother's Day flowers

    If you're worried about couriers, there are other ways to get flowers delivered.

    1. Shop local: Picking up a bunch from your local florist or supermarket means no delivery men to crush your gift. While local florists can be more expensive, one-day-old bouquets (which still look lovely and fresh) are often discounted
    2. Bike couriers: If you live in London, flower firm offers a unique bouquet delivery service. A team of buyers at the company visit the flower market each day and wrap up the bouquets for same-day delivery – by bike.
    3. Letterbox flowers: sends flowers by post. The flowers are packed with protective netting to keep them in perfect condition on their journey. The flowers are also sent in bud to ensure they last longer, and are sent by free next-day flower delivery via Royal Mail.

    The best last minute delivery options

    If you know you usually forgot about Mother's Day, don't panic.

    There are plenty of retailers that will do same or next day delivery.

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