This year will be my second Mothers day and I'm looking forward to it spending time as
a family.
Last year we went out for lunch at a little cafe this year we haven't made plans as of yet.
I love getting flowers for any occasion and love having them on the window ledge in our living room to admire.
The Luxury flower brand Appleyard London contacted me and asked if I would be interested
in having one of their luxury bouquets of my choice.
I love roses so of course when having a look at their range of flowers for mothers day I wanted to find ones that had roses in.
Appleyard London was born out of a passion for boutique floral design.
They have a small team of creative florists and a dedicated team in customer care
to make sure that your experience is nothing but perfect.
They create a new range for each season and calendar occasion using the highest quality seasonal flowers and have collections for birthdays, celebrations, romance and many more. A bouquet from Appleyard London is more than just flowers, it is hand-tied luxury.
As usual when it comes to picking out flowers I found it extremely hard as there is such
a wide range of gorgeous bouquets. I narrowed it down to two that I loved and let the lady at
Appleyard London choose which one to send out.
I received the Lemon Drizzle bouquet that retails at £51.
It arrived on my chosen date at 9am on the dot and was packed well and
there were no leaks from the water that it was kept in.
I really love the pastel colors and they look amazing on my window ledge.
The bouquet came with a little message card and care booklet so
that I can keep my flowers good for longer.
The flowers in the bouquet are sweet avalanche roses, lemon carnations, crisp white blooms and lemon flair hypericum berries.
If you would like to order from Appleyard London than I have a special code for you get
33% off a bouquet. The only bouquets exempt from the discount is the 'Flowers By Post' range.
To get 33% off use : BLOG33 at the checkout.
Have you ever ordered or received flowers as a gift from Appleyard London?
