congratulations flowers Hong Kong
When someone you know has done something remarkable, say so with flowers. Ivory peonies, orchids and garden roses lend a polished note to housewarmings, graduations, promotions and openings.
The Stellas standard
Vase arrangements and orchids arrive ready to put on display, whether that is a reception desk in Admiralty, a new flat in Kowloon or a shopfront in Sha Tin.
All orders are fulfilled by FLOWER DELIVERY HONG KONG™. Same-day dispatch depends on the time of your order, the address and that day's bookings.
From the collection
Hand-picked from the Stellas range for this kind of occasion.
SeasonalLush ivory peonies framed with fresh green leaves
From HK$720
White lilies and peach-pink roses arranged in a glass vase
From HK$780
White phalaenopsis orchid with magenta centres
From HK$880
Pink, peach and cream garden roses with spray-rose buds
From HK$750Perfect for
A handful of ideas. The card message, of course, is yours to write.
Local delivery guides
Choose a region for local advice, a map of the area and the districts we visit most.
The law firms, banks and government offices around Admiralty and Central see constant appointments and openings, and our peony and orchid designs suit those settings well.
Kowloon Tong's universities and Kowloon Bay's offices produce plenty of graduates and promotions. Orchids and white peonies say well done with quiet style.
A white orchid or a sunflower bouquet is a cheerful way to welcome someone into a new home or a new shop in the New Territories.
Good to know
Yes. From a single orchid for a client to a bespoke arrangement for a corporate event, business orders get the same care as personal ones. Add the company name and floor so reception can sign for it.
Keep it short and specific: name the achievement and sign off warmly. A line such as "Congratulations on the new role, so well deserved" says more than a long paragraph.
Stellas Florist, Admiralty
Choose an elegant bouquet and write your card. We will take care of the rest, from Admiralty to Tung Chung.
