MyFlowers Discount Codes & Vouchers

MyFlowers discount codes and voucher codes are listed above. Below: how the subscription works, how to read the introductory offer, and what a MyFlowers discount code covers.

About MyFlowers

MyFlowers delivers flowers on a repeating schedule rather than one bouquet at a time: a subscription with a chosen frequency, sent to the subscriber or to someone else as a gift.
That is a different product from an occasion bouquet. The stems are usually sent in bud so they open at home, and the arrangement is the recipient's job rather than the florist's.

How the subscription works

A frequency is chosen — weekly, fortnightly or monthly — along with a bouquet size, and deliveries continue until the plan is paused or cancelled. Individual deliveries can normally be skipped.
Gift subscriptions are sold for a fixed number of deliveries rather than open-ended, which is the version to choose if it is a present rather than a standing order for yourself.

Reading the introductory offer

The large reduction applies to the first bouquet. What matters is the standing price of the deliveries after it, since a subscription is a recurring cost and the headline is a one-off.
Work out the cost per bouquet at the standard rate and compare it with what you would spend on flowers anyway. For many households a monthly subscription is cheaper than occasional supermarket bunches; a weekly one is not.
Flowers sent in bud need cutting and conditioning on arrival: trim the stems at an angle, remove any leaves that would sit below the waterline, and use the sachet. They will look unremarkable on day one and best around day three, which surprises people expecting a florist's arrangement.

Using a MyFlowers discount code

Choose the plan, apply the code during sign-up and check both the first price and the ongoing one before confirming. These appear as MyFlowers discount codes, voucher codes and promo codes.
Introductory offers are for new subscribers and do not apply to an existing plan. Where a code and an automatic first-bouquet reduction are both running, they may stack or they may not, so it is worth checking the total both ways before committing.