10 Hong Kong Florists You Should Have On Speed Dial

Words by Erica Fong

January 29, 2018

Valentine's Day is around the corner, and if you haven't booked your floral bouquets yet, we're here to help. From classic and contemporary to wild and modern—here's who to call for a beautiful, bespoke Valentine's Day bouquet in Hong Kong.

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Ellermann Designs

Renowned for their decadent arrangements, Ellermann Designs cater to both large-scale events and personal orders.

This Hong Kong Valentine’s, Ellermann have a selection of exclusive bouquets on offer, including a 'Crazy in Love' hamper which includes a bottle of Perrier Jouët Blason Rosé champagne. From pink and red to deep purples, there's something for everyone.

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ANDRSN

Started by Aussie friends Jessi Chloe Chen and Aria Chau, ANDRSN is a bespoke florist specialising in boxes of fresh-cut Australian roses. Choose from boxes of 36 or 64 roses in shades of fuschia, scarlet, cream and yellow, all of which can be personalised with two lines your choice of text.

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Flannel Flowers

With locations at ifc mall and Times Square, Flannel Flowers has been creating luxury bespoke floral arrangements since 1994 for special occasions, weddings, events and corporate clients.

Their Valentine’s bouquets (which you can watch get assembled on their website) include the classic Darcy with roses in shades of pink and red, and the Giverny with softer shades of lilac, pink and green.

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BYDEAU

Offering bouquets with a personal touch, BYDEAU has a range of hand-tied flowers, vases and floral subscriptions in their collection.

For Valentine's Day, choose from the heart-shaped Sweet Pea bouquet, Sugar Plum flowers in a bamboo dimsum basket and the peaches and cream-paletted Juliette, among others.

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M Florist

This year, M Florist aka. the Mandarin Florist has teamed up with Cafuné for the perfect Hong Kong Valentine's bouquet for fashionistas. Our top pick is this deep red rose bouquet paired with a baby blue mini basket bucket made with Italian cow leather.

This limited edition package is only available for orders until February 10.

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M&L Floristry

New Sheung Wan-based florist, M&L Floristry takes a ‘fresh, modern approach to floral design’ with a focus on wild, natural flowers and foliage.

For this Hong Kong Valentine’s Day, the Witching Hour bouquet is great for those who love that fresh-picked look with shades of dusty purple and plum.

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van der Bloom

van der Bloom offers floral subscriptions and made-to-order bouquets that you can order online (or at their Hollywood Road location), which you can track with order confirmations and delivery status updates.

For Valentine’s, choose from four medium-sized bouquets including Pastel Blanc, Sugar Bliss, Mon Amour and Le Rouge, or the Sheer Love box set of flowers.

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Bloom East

Based in South Lantau, Bloom East creates contemporary arrangements for special events and commissions all over Hong Kong.

Contact them for a custom-made Hong Kong Valentine’s bouquet, or ongoing floral subscriptions for your other half.

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Greenfingers

Kenny Chan started his floral business in 1985 providing European-styled flowers, and his company Greenfingers now has two convenient locations in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui.

This year, their Hong Kong Valentine’s collection includes single freeze-dried roses and boxed flowers to more elaborate bouquets of peonies, hydrangea and the HK$12,000 ‘Love You Forever’ mega-bouquet of red roses.

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Comma Blooms

Comma Blooms is well-known for their floral subscriptions but they also do one-time deliveries too.

For something different from the usual Valentine's bouquet, why not a succulent pot, floral basket, or vase arrangement?

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