Yom Kippur Flowers

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Ivory - Extraordinary in a Large Mayfair Blanc Vase

From $195.00

Sky High Orchid Electric White - Large in a Large White Ceramic Pot

From $130.00

Windsor White RoseLily 10 Stems in a Large Mayfair Blanc Vase 2 Colours
From $120.00
20 Stems in a Royal Windsor Vase - Please note vase and candle are not included 10 Colours
From $110.00
20 Stems in a Small Mayfair Blanc Vase 6 Colours
From $105.00
10 Stems in a Large Apothecary Vase 3 Colours
From $165.00
2 Stems in a Petite Mayfair Vase 7 Colours
From $65.00
Blue Violet Lisianthus 10 Colours
From $105.00
Blue Iris 2 Colours
From $95.00
Sunshine Iris 2 Colours
From $115.00
20 Stems in a Medium Apothecary Vase 5 Colours
From $95.00
45 Stems in a Medium Apothecary Vase 6 Colours
From $150.00
20 Stems in a Medium Curve Windsor Vase 5 Colours
From $100.00
Complimentary luxury gift wrapping 5 Colours
From $120.00
White Dove Arum Lily 2 Colours
From $115.00
Perfect Moment Anthurium 6 Colours
From $145.00
Snow White Phalaenopsis Cut Orchid 4 Colours
From $170.00
2 Stems in a Petite Mayfair Vase 7 Colours
From $85.00
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What gifts do you give for Yom Kippur?

The appropriate gifts to give for Yom Kippur are gift baskets, foods like apples or honey, and fresh flowers. Our Yom Kippur collection includes flowers that are perfect for marking the second High Holy Day of the Jewish festivities.

Are flowers appropriate for Yom Kippur?

Flowers are an appropriate way to mark Yom Kippur, whether you are gifting your host, sending to a loved one, or decorating your own home. To commemorate the occasion, fresh flowers in symbolic white or blue are particularly popular.

How to pick the best flowers for Yom Kippur

To pick the best flowers for Yom Kippur, choose varieties from our edit including lilies, orchids, roses, delphinium, iris, and hydrangeas in symbolic shades of white or blue.

Is there a color associated with Yom Kippur?

The color associated with Yom Kippur is white. This is because the color white acts as a reminder of mortality, as well as being worn to symbolise purity and appear angelic. Throughout Yom Kippur, you can give gifts for the celebration including fresh flowers and gift baskets.