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It mainly depends on the recipient’s preferences. A housewarming flower bouquet instantly adds colour and atmosphere to a new home, while a green houseplant lasts longer and can become part of the interior. If you do not yet know the recipient’s decorating style, a cheerful, colourful bouquet is always a safe choice.

Among cut flowers, yellow flowers, particularly daffodils, are often associated with new beginnings. Several houseplants can also symbolise a fresh start, including Monstera, Pachira aquatica and Spathiphyllum. This makes them meaningful gifts for moving house or a housewarming.

Several easy-care houseplants require very little maintenance. Sansevieria, Zamioculcas, cacti and succulents are particularly good choices and make practical housewarming gifts.

Yes. As soon as the address details are available, we can deliver flowers or plants directly to the new home. If it is a new development or house numbers have not yet been assigned, add clear delivery instructions to your order, such as a description of the property, to help the local florist find the address.

Moving day is often busy and stressful, and things do not always go according to plan. We therefore recommend not having your housewarming gift delivered on moving day itself, but rather when you first visit the new home or on the day of the housewarming party.

Moving into a new home is always an exciting occasion. When choosing the best flowers or plants for a housewarming, consider the recipient’s interior style if you know it and select something that complements their home. If you are unsure about their decorating style, choose a cheerful, colourful bouquet or a green houseplant. Both are versatile options that work well in almost any interior.