Luxury Calla Lily Delivery
Bold, sculptural, and effortlessly elegant, calla lilies bring modern sophistication to every bouquet and arrangement. Their sleek, trumpet-shaped blooms and glossy stems create a striking visual impact, perfect for gifting, weddings, or adding architectural style to your home.
Available in a range of seasonal colours and bouquet sizes, FLOWERBX calla lilies are crafted with the highest quality seasonal flowers and delivered seven days a week. Every arrangement arrives beautifully wrapped, ready to impress, with options for same-day, next-day, or scheduled delivery across London and nationwide.
How do I care for my calla lily flowers?
Calla lilies are low-maintenance yet long-lasting. Keep stems in fresh, clean water, trim the ends every few days, and place away from direct sunlight or heat. For added longevity, refresh the water regularly and remove any wilting leaves or blooms. Read more on flower care here.
When are calla lilies in season?
Calla lilies are available year-round, with peak availability during summer into autumn, FLOWERBX sources seasonal stems at their freshest, ensuring vibrant colour and long-lasting bloom.
Can I send calla lilies as a gift?
Absolutely. FLOWERBX calla lilies are a popular luxury flower gift, ideal for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, or just because. Every bouquet arrives beautifully wrapped with the option to include a personal note.
What does calla lily symbolise?
Calla lilies represent purity, elegance, and sophistication. They are a timeless symbol of beauty, making them perfect for weddings, anniversaries, or as a statement gift.
Are calla lilies suitable for weddings?
Yes. With their architectural stems and sculptural blooms, calla lilies are a classic choice for bridal bouquets, table arrangements, and ceremonial displays. Their minimalist elegance complements any wedding style. Discover our guide to Wedding flowers.
How long do calla lilies last in a vase?
With proper care, calla lilies can last 7–10 days in a vase. Keep water fresh, trim the stems, and avoid heat or direct sunlight to maintain their striking form and colour.
