Sorry

Yes. Flowers are an excellent way to say sorry and make amends. The recipient will recognise that it is a personal gesture and that you are making a genuine effort to put things right. Add a personal message to your bouquet and you have already taken the first step towards reconciliation.

Yes. At Fleurop-Interflora, we understand how important it can be to have your apology flowers delivered quickly. If you order before 2:00 pm on weekdays or before 1:00 pm on Saturday, our local florists can arrange same-day delivery of your sorry bouquet.

Yes, you can choose to send flowers anonymously. This can be a thoughtful gesture, especially in a romantic relationship when the recipient will probably know who sent the bouquet. For friends, family members or colleagues, we recommend adding a personal message to explain your gesture.

Yes. You can add an extra gift to our bouquets and flower arrangements to make your apology more personal. A box of heart-shaped chocolates, a cuddly toy or a Rituals gift set are popular additions to a sorry bouquet, especially when apologising to a romantic partner.

Yes. Several flowers are traditionally associated with regret, forgiveness and apologies. The purple hyacinth is one of the flowers most closely associated with saying sorry. As it is not always readily available, white lilies, roses and carnations are also beautiful alternatives for an apology bouquet.

Yes. Recognising that you were wrong is an important first step towards a sincere apology. A beautiful bouquet with a personal message allows you to express your regret in your own words and can be a meaningful first step towards reconciliation.

Many flowers have meanings associated with forgiveness, apologies or new beginnings, making them a safe choice for an apology bouquet. However, the best flowers for saying sorry are usually the recipient’s favourite flowers. This personal choice shows that you know their preferences and that your gesture comes sincerely from the heart.