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Celebrate the Chinese New Year with our hand-tied bouquets. A beautiful way to honour the start of the Year of the Dragon! Order by 5pm for same day London & 3pm Fu Xi’s Garden is a striking celebration of beauty and balance, inspired by the legendary serpent-bodied figure of Chinese mythology. This enchanting bouquet weaves together deep red ‘Naomi’ roses, symbolising luck and prosperity, with luxurious orchids, vibrant purple phlox, rich cerise dahlias, and delicate blue cornflowers. Whether you're looking for a classic bouquet in a vase or a vibrant and colourful flower arrangement, we have you covered. With our local florist delivery service, you can send a stunning Chinese New Year gift that will brighten their day. Looking to send flowers overseas for Chinese New Year? With over 1000 florists in 140 countries, we can Celebrate the Chinese New Year with our range of flowers & plants, all available for next day delivery throughout the UK. Sort By Bestselling Price Low - High Price High - Low Choose from our range of Chinese New Year flower arrangements overflowing with elegant reds, an emblem of joy, exquisite golds symbolizing fortune and prosperity, and warm oranges representing wealth. Order one of our Chinese New Year flower arrangements before 4pm Monday to Friday and have them delivered the next day, nationwide. Celebrate one of the most important dates in the Chinese calendar, lunar new year, or Spring Festival. Chinese New Year is the opportunity for fresh starts: out with the old and bad, in with the new and good. If someone in your life is celebrating Spring Festival, a bouquet of red roses is an excellent choice of flowers. Red is a key colour in Shop for Flowers - Chinese New Year at John Lewis & Partners. Free UK mainland delivery when you spend £50 and over. Preparations for Lunar New Year are well underway, with many readying themselves to embrace the Year of the Wood Snake. This year’s Chinese zodiac animal represents wisdom, charm, elegance and transformation, and these characteristics are interpreted across some of London’s favourite foodie London's Chinese New Year Parade and Trafalgar Square celebrations on 1 and 2 February 2025 Don't miss the incredible celebrations happening in central London. Image: Paul via creative commons. Celebrate the Year of the Snake in London, the biggest Chinese New Year celebrations outside Asia.. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people descend on the West End to enjoy a colourful parade, free stage performances and traditional Chinese food, and to wish each other "Xin Nian Kuai Le" (Happy New Year in Mandarin) or "Sun Nin Faai Lok" (in Cantonese). For Flower Delivery to the UK (outside of London), we operate a Tuesday to Saturday next-day delivery service for orders taken by 3pm on the previous day. Flower Station does not provide specific delivery times and generally, our flower delivery can take place any time between 8am to 8pm. As Chinese New Year approaches, Chinese people buy a variety of flowers not only to decorate their homes, but also for the good wishes the flowers represent. English Español Français العربية Русский Expect acrobatic Lion and Dragon dances in Peninsula Square from 1.30pm, Firepit Art Gallery exhibitions celebrating Lunar New Year; hands-on workshops like woodblock printing, bamboo weaving and Chinese knot-making; live music from Eastern Margins DJs, and the Eternal Market - a vibrant Pan Asian showcase featuring contemporary and traditional fare, brimming with delicious food, unique crafts Chinese New Year is the beginning of the Lunar New Year and it is greatly celebrated as one of the most important holidays in China. It usually lasts for about two weeks, and people refer to it as the “Spring Festival”. Chinese New Year Flowers rendering-blog-feature-collectionchinese-new-year-flowers,8rendering-blog-f What is this year’s Chinese New Year animal? This coming year is the Year of the Snake, with previous Years of the Snake being 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001 and 2013. During Chinese New Year in London, these flowers are prominently displayed in restaurants, homes, and event venues, bringing life and colour to the celebrations. Their presence infuses the city with fresh and hopeful energy, reminding everyone that a new year brings new beginnings and growth potential. The Chinese Lunar New Year is almost here and London is again preparing to host various festivities across the city. In 2025, the Chinese New Year will be celebrated today, January 29, but in London, many events will actually take place over the weekend. Apart from lucky dishes, fruits and flowers are important parts of the Chinese New Year. Flowers and fruits hold special significance during Chinese New Year. Here we've rounded up the top lucky flowers and fruits that are most often gifted and used as decorations at Chinese New Year. 1. Tangerine or Kumquat Tree — Wealth and Good Luck 6. Chinese New Year at London Museum Docklands. The London Museum Docklands offers a cultural dive into Chinese heritage. During Chinese New Year, it hosts exhibitions, traditional dance performances, and workshops that families can attend for free. 7. Lunar New Year at the BFI. Film enthusiasts, assemble! For the new year, chefs have carefully prepared the Serpent’s Sweet, a Chinese New Year macaron with an oolong gnash, and the Firecracker Petit Gâteau, made with Bergamot curd and gel, and Sichuan Pepper Chantilly, the true showstoppers. Finish your meal with macarons or a selection of pineapple pastries washed down with a tea from the 24
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