Nothing says "I love you" quite like a big, beautiful bouquet of Mother's Day flowers. See our editors' favorite options in 2025.
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Nothing says "I love you" quite like a big, beautiful bouquet of Mother's Day flowers. See our editors' favorite options in 2025.
Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases.Learn more.
No need to trim the stems yourself. For a luxe experience, order mom a bouquet that’s hand-delivered by a local florist. This Botanical Dream bouquet turned up at our tester’s doors ready for immediate display. Expect to find blooms like roses, carnations and chrysanthemums in a delicate purple palette. (Just know that florists will use the freshest blooms possible, so color and variety may vary from the online listing photo.)
For a soft, feminine touch, you can’t go wrong with the editor-approved Felice bouquet. In our testing, we were awed by the dreamy combination of white and pink roses, pink alstroemeria and lisianthus, pink veronica and baby blue eucalyptus. Ooh la la!
Plus, Ode a la Rose sends you a sneak peek photo of the bouquet before it ships so you can see the exact bouquet that will arrive on mom’s doorstep. Choose from 20, 28 or 36 stems.
BloomsyBox makes one of our favorite flower subscriptions, but they also offer vibrant one-time bouquets. This pink peony tulip arrangement combines the best attributes of two beloved spring flowers. While some single-bloom bouquets can be boring, the visual interest of the intricately layered petals will bring mom joy for days to come.
In our testing, we found that BloomsyBox offers impressive options with impeccable value. Opt for 25 or 50 stems—either size is sure to make an impact!
Mother’s Day is the ultimate celebration of moms and mom-like figures in your life. This aptly named Full of Grace bouquet is laden with sunflowers, pink lilies, purple snapdragons and lavender cushion poms. It’s the perfect present for the most patient person you know!
After testing multiple Bouqs arrangements (and even settling the Bouqs vs. UrbanStems debate), we love the brand’s sustainable farming practices and how the arrangements that arrive look just like the listing photo.
If your mom loves to watch birds, deer or other animals flit around her backyard, she’ll appreciate this Birdsong bouquet. It mixes roses and spray roses, carnations, aster, hypericum berries, cremon and greenery for a lush arrangement reminiscent of a spring meadow.
The light pink, lilac and butter yellow color palette is absolutely darling. And, in testing, we frequently name UrbanStems “best variety” for its artistic designs. Order either a single or double.
Cookies that look like flowers? Sign us up! Editor Emily Way tested the Valentine’s Day version of this sweet treat arrangement and was impressed with its nontraditional take on flowers.
“Sure, roses look pretty,” she says. “But these deliciously soft sugar cookies are just as charming—and several times sweeter!” Mom will enjoy a dozen soft Cheryl’s cookies in hues of pink, white and yellow.
If shopping for a new or soon-to-be mom, pay attention to how your blooms will arrive. Many services package bouquets in a cardboard box where the recipient then has to cut stems and assemble them. Which, truthfully, can be pretty fun! But it’s also another task on a new mom’s never-ending to-do list.
Teleflora is different. This traditional Mother’s Day flower delivery uses a network of local florists to deliver pre-arranged bouquets. In testing, we were most awed by Teleflora’s fresh roses, and this punchy Be Bright arrangement tucked inside a reusable pitcher vase has a bounty of ’em! Choose from standard, deluxe or premium sizes.
Believe it or not, you can order fresh flowers on Amazon, and they’re even available with quick Prime shipping. The Pink Elegance arrangement is made up of pink roses, white lilies, hypericum and seasonal greenery, and it comes with a glass vase, to boot.
We tested this bouquet and can confirm it’s simple yet sweet. It’s also one of the most budget-friendly options on our list.
Give Mom a gift she won’t soon forget! This luxe olive tree makes for an impressive houseplant. Available in medium, large and massive sizes (and with multiple planter options), this beautiful tree makes a lasting impression in a kitchen, breezeway or dining room. The Mediterranean plant needs a lot of direct sunlight and is pet-friendly.
With The Sill, you get what you pay for. Our testing team was impressed with the variety, packaging and health of our options when testing the best plant clubs.
Yes, flowers have meanings! White carnations are the closest thing to an “official” Mother’s Day flower, but don’t feel like that’s what you have to order. A wide array of blooms are popular for the holiday, including tulips, peonies, roses, lilies and orchids.
Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 11, so we recommend placing your holiday flower delivery no later than May 4. The earlier you order, the better the selection. You’ll also have your pick of the best delivery dates. Many florists don’t deliver on Sundays, so you’ll want to schedule for Saturday, May 10, to ensure her blooms arrive on time.
Yes! You can find select Mother’s Day flower delivery options, like editor-tested Benchmark Bouquets, on Amazon.
There’s no expectation for a recipient to tip on flower delivery—especially if the blooms arrive in a box like any other package. That said, if hand-delivered by a local florist, it’s always a welcome option.
Sending fresh flowers is a sweet way to show someone you care. But ordering online can be a pricey headache. After all, there are so many services to choose from! And the last thing you want is for the recipient to open subpar blooms. That’s why we took it upon ourselves to try a dozen bouquets in our Milwaukee office. Our Product Testing Team evaluated services based on ordering experience, packaging, delivery, freshness and overall value.
After our initial review, we performed follow-up testing on many of our favorite services to test seasonal bouquets for Christmas and Valentine’s Day. Our team has also thoroughly tested flower subscriptions and plant clubs. Our knowledge and years of firsthand experience allow us to confidently recommend the best Mother’s Day flower delivery options in 2025.