About Appleyard Flowers

Appleyard Flowers discount codes and voucher codes are listed above. Below is what the florist sends, how delivery works, and what codes here usually cover.

About Appleyard Flowers

Appleyard is a British florist at the premium end of flower delivery, trading online and also known as Appleyard London. The proposition is arrangement quality rather than volume: larger stems, fuller bouquets and hand-tied work, presented in gift packaging rather than a plain box.

Alongside the bouquets sit plants, hampers, chocolates, wine and prosecco, balloons and vases, which can be sent with the flowers as one order.

What arrives, and when

Flowers are sent by courier in bud rather than in full bloom, which is the standard practice at this end of the market and the reason they last. If they arrive looking tight, that is intended rather than a fault.

Next-day delivery is available across mainland UK with an order cut-off, and named-day delivery is the option to choose when the flowers must land on a birthday or an anniversary rather than around it. Remote postcodes and the Highlands and Islands can add a day.

Sending flowers to someone else

Two practical points. Put the recipient's phone number in the order rather than leaving it blank, since couriers use it when nobody answers the door, and add a safe place or a neighbour if the address is likely to be empty during the day.

Write the gift message at the point of ordering. It is printed and enclosed, and adding it afterwards usually means contacting customer services rather than editing the order.

Using an Appleyard Flowers discount code

Add your bouquet and delivery date, then enter the code at checkout and confirm the total updates before paying. These appear as Appleyard Flowers discount codes, Appleyard London voucher codes and coupon codes; the naming varies and the mechanism does not.

Two conditions come up repeatedly with florists. Delivery is charged separately from the bouquet, so read whether a code covers the flowers, the postage, or both. And peak dates, Valentine's Day and Mother's Day above all, are commonly excluded from codes entirely, which is worth knowing before building an order around one.